TSA (and/or Akamai) apparently can't even get one of the easiest things on their Website right...
Going to the TSA website using https results in this security warning message:

Besides all the other things they can't get right with real-life security (such as the completely idiotic x-raying of shoes, or their liquids policy), they are apparently also clueless with respect to cyber security.
This was originally reported in the Risks Forum.
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Recently, I parked next to a car with a rather interesting California license plate:
The car was apparently converted to use natural gas, and the license plate read SCRWOIL (I snapped a picture with my cellphone):

I had to laugh, but on reflection, I was actually surprised that the CA DMV let this go through. I thought they would deny vanity plate applications that contain swearwords. In this case, I don't mind much, of course...
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