Jaguar XF saloon (2. MPG, problems, reliability, performance. Review Having gone to my local Jaguar dealer to buy a 3. The difference in fuel economy between the two models also contributed to my decision (as did the similarity between the monthly payments and the deposit - check out the Jaguar deals on offer). I am averaging 4. Silverstone. The only apprecable noise comes from the wind hitting the door mirrors but that is not an unacceptable level. It eats the miles.

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You get out thinking 'let's do that again'!). On twisty country roads (in the Brecon Beacons for example) the car is surprisingly agile for such a big vehicle. Using the sport mode improves the pick up out of corners and the overall grip is extremely good.

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I have programmed the car so that I can only use the flappy paddle gearbox in sport mode and it is a fun option, although after a while the novelty wears off. However, using the paddles to maximise the revs before changing gear makes the car move very quickly indeed. It doesn't feel that way to me.

It is a real head turner though! The front grill and cats eyes are a feature. Everything feels solid and works as you would expect.

You can also upload 1. CDs to the built in hard drive. It also plays DVD movies on the screen (if you are not moving). It can be a bit fiddly to use on the move though, with multiple options and menus.

I tend to program the music for a journey before setting off. Functioning from the hard drive and not DVD, I am told, improves its performance. Coming home from the British Grand Prix, the traffic sensitive system took us on a quite different, and much longer, route but got us home quite a bit quicker than had we sat in the usual traffic toward the M4. They are very comfortable indeed and the trim oozes quality, although there are one or two plastic feeling bits here and there.

Everyone loves the rising gear knob, rotating air vents show when the start button is pressed. I have started using sport mode for 'pull away in a hurry'.

It is very easy to disable though, with a single button below the touch screen. And in this car, you need shades to try to keep up with the XF itself, which massively 'out- cools' it's rivals.

FBI Arrest Chinese National Linked to OPM Data Breach Malware. A 3. 6- year- old Chinese national was arrested in Los Angeles this week in connection with a computer hacking conspiracy involving malware linked to the 2. US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data breach. Yu Pingan of Shanghai, China, was arrested on Wednesday while traveling at Los Angeles International Airport. Also identified by the hacker pseudonym “Gold. Laugh Killer Laugh (2015) Movie Trailers there.

Sun,” Yu has been charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and is further accused of conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the United States. Sci Fi Thriller Movies Noble (2015). According to an August 2. US District Court for the Southern District of California, Yu collaborated with others, including two unnamed individuals who have not been charged, to acquire and use malware to facilitate cyberattacks against at least four unnamed US companies. The FBI has identified Yu’s co- conspirators as living in the People’s Republic of China. At this stage, the names of the companies (i. The indictment is accompanied by an affidavit signed by an FBI agent assigned to a cybercrime squad at the bureau’s San Diego Field Office.

A spokesperson for the bureau could not be immediately reached for a comment. The FBI has accused Yu of discussing the installation of a remote access trojan, or RAT, at an unidentified company as early as in June 2. A year later, one his conspirator allegedly installed malicious files on the network of a San Diego- based company.

The same company was allegedly attacked again on or before December 3, 2. In January 2. 01. Yu’s co- conspirators allegedly used a variant of the malware Sakula in an attack on a second company based in Massachusetts. Multiple security firms have tied Sakulato the OPM attack—a massive data breach that involved the records of millions of US citizens who had undergone government security clearance checks.

According to Washington Post sources, China’s involvement was suspected by US authorities, though the Obama administration never official ascribed blame. Chinese authorities have repeatedly denied any involvement in the OPM attack. Independent investigators concluded with medium confidence earlier this year that the Anthem attack was likely carried out on behalf of a foreign government.

Neither Anthem nor OPM is cited in connection with Yu’s arrest and Anthem does not appear to be based in any of the cities mentioned in the indictment. Yu was allegedly linked to use of the then- rare Sakula malware through emails obtained by the FBI. Yu’s co- conspirators are said to have breached a third company based in Los Angeles, however, in December 2. The attackers allegedly took advantage of a then- unknown vulnerability—or “zero day”—in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which allowed for remote code execution and injection of Sakula.

Sakula is also a known tool of China- based advanced persistent threat nicknamed Deep Panda, or APT 1. OPM and Anthem attacks. The two unnamed and unindicted co- conspirators also allegedly attacked a fourth company based in Arizona. The FBI agent’s affidavit states that Yu provided one of the co- conspirators the malicious software as early as April 2. The communications allegedly show that Yu also informed the second co- conspirator of an exploit for Adobe’s Flash software. What’s more, FBI- seized communications show that in November 2.

Yu indicated that he had “compromised the legitimate Korean Microsoft domain used to download software updates for Microsoft products,” and further stated, allegedly, that the hacked site could be used to launch phishing attacks. According to CNN, Yu was arrested after entering the US on Wednesday to attend a conference. This story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.