And who says this blog lacks a sense of humour?

No frills, no add-ons, no snidery, no heavy-handed irony, I give you just the facts, the plain unvarnished truth:

The head of Interpol has warned that cybercrime is the 'most dangerous criminal threat we will ever face' after fraudsters stole his identity on Facebook. [My emphasis]

Security chief Ronald K. Noble revealed that two fake accounts were created in his name and used to find the details of highly-dangerous criminals.

The embarrassing security breach saw one of the impersonators used the false profile to obtain information on fugitives convicted of serious crimes including rape and murder.

(Oh God, I can't stand it ... what a side-splitter ... I'm hurting ... it's all too much ... must give up this blogging lark ... the 'Memsahib's shouting up the stairs asking what the noise is ... I mean, the Head of Interpol ... "evenin' all, anyone seen my identity?" ... oh God, I'm off again ...)

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1313381/Cyber-crooks-steal-identity-Ronald-K-Noble-worlds-security-chief--FACEBOOK.html#ixzz0zyZKgUYX

 

Comments

[dearieme]

The "K" presumably stands for "Kloozoh"? Though "Nocluezoh" might be his nickname.

[David Duff]

Don't set me off again, DM!

[Mike Cunningham]

When you realise that Jackie Selebi, a former Police chief and of course now a resident of a Pretoria jail cell was once the President of Interpol, you get some idea of the calibre of the senior levels of that once-august body!

[David Duff]

Oh God, it gets worser and 'worserer'!