GREY'S ANATOMY Sneak Peek 11x04 "Only Mama Knows (1) "Only Mama Knows" - Secrets from Ellis Grey's past come to light when Meredith watches old videos and reads through her mother's journals. Meanwhile, Maggie rocks the hospital with an unexpected. By: Tanja B … Continue reading →

Grey's Anatomy 11x04 Sneak Peek 1 "Only Mama Knows" (HD) Grey's Anatomy 11x04 "Only Mama Knows" - Secrets from Ellis Grey's past come to light when Meredith watches old videos and reads through her mother's journals. Meanwhile, Maggie rocks the... By: tvpromosdb … Continue reading →

The drama-filled staff ofGrey Sloan Memorial Hospital are back and we couldnt be more excited ShonaRhimes youve done it again. Thank you for another intense episode! The Oct. 9th episode ofGreys Anatomydid notdisappoint. It seems that no relationship whether friendly or sexual, is safe.Did we mention a man had a run in with a lumber truck on the highway and lost? Ouch. It was an episode full of intense scenes. Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) just cant seem to come to terms thatDr. Maggie (Kelly McCreary) is her sister and decides to ditch work and turn to Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) and booze for answers. It seems like most of the characters in Greys find it best to let out all their baggage in the bathroom while their fellow co-worker is butt naked in the shower. Hey, whatever works and we dont mind a little peep show with our drama! But what about the other Grey? Well, things didnt end to well for her either this episode. Ever since Dr. Yang jetted off to live out her dreams, poor Meredith has been left trying to fill the void with a new person. Thats where Alex comes in. He has come to terms … Continue reading →

Kevin McKidd, Sara Ramirez At the start of this week'sGrey's Anatomy,Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) is in full needy mode, interrupting Alex (Justin Chambers) in the shower to tell him about her latest half-sister - and complimenting his junk in the process. (This scene proves that I could never be Meredith's roommate, let alone her person.) While hiding from the shower buddies, a jealous Jo (Camilla Luddington) tells Stephanie (Jerrika Hinton) that she's missing Cristina. Who agrees with her? [A quick Cristina tangent: I really applaud the way the show is handling Cristina's exit with random shout-outs and references. Nothing worse than a show that writes out a character, and their friends and loved ones adopt a policy of never speaking of them again.] Elsewhere, as Derek (Patrick Dempsey)and Amelia's (Caterina Scorsone) sibling rivalry infiltrates the workplace, they're not the only ones who are screaming at each other in the hallway. Callie (Sara Ramirez) and Owen (Kevin McKidd) are stressed to the max dealing with new patients from the military, including one soldier who is hoping to get a "robot leg" from Callie. She wants to reject him because he isn't a good candidate for a robotic leg, but Owen is reverting … Continue reading →

Greys Anatomy returns tonight with season 11, episode 3, Got to Be Real. Check out Hypables recap to find out what happened! The Cases: Lumberyard accident causes a tree impalement Head trauma Wounded Warriors fitted for prosthesis Tequila and Coffee: Meredith and Alex are beginning to become the new Meredith and Cristina we all deserve. Meredith takes their shower chats and tequila drinking in the morning for granted, but Alex needs the shoulder to lean on much to the dismay of Jo. In true Greys Anatomy style when the elevator doors open, something more pressing is waiting to demand attention. This week a man with a tree through his stomach is ready to be treated. Fully Funded Robot Legs: Owen talks up Callie to a group of wounded warriors, making her out to be a miracle healer. But when the first patient is made extravagant promises by Owen, Callie needs to disqualify him due to a shabby amputation. While it is not the patients fault, Owen takes the failure personally and unleashes his anger on Callie in front of the entire floor. Avery saunters into Callies lab to groan about playing hall monitor when he could be performing surgery. When … Continue reading →

What can banks learn from recent APT attacks on the retail industry? The previous post of this blog series discussed the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) warning about imminent, advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks on ATMs. Specifically, criminals might hack into banks web-based, ATM management systems, eliminate cash withdrawal limits imposed on the ATMs and thereby steal all the cash stored in the ATMs. Unlike the cybercrimes that banks have dealt with so far -- including numerous Trojans, DDoS attacks, and ATM skimming -- the attack that the FFIEC is warning about is far more advanced and very similar to the ongoing attacks on the retail industry. So in this post, well dissect recent APT attacks on the retail industry, which will yield valuable lessons and help us build better defense strategies against the cyberage Pancho Villas and John Dillingers. [JPMorgan Chase Breach Impacts 76 Million Consumers] Anatomy of an advanced persistent threat attackIn an APT attack, the intruders break into a network, implant advanced malware, and sustain an indiscernible presence until they are able to siphon off the targeted data. Typically, an APT involves the following phases: Target selection. Some attackers choose a victim first and research that … Continue reading →