BuzzSec - RSS Feeds to Blogger Status

I just returned from an extended vacation to find that a meta-programming tool I used to translate the RSS feeds to posts for this blog had changed its terms of service and wouldn't let me do that anymore without paying a $34.99 fee per year. It's minuscule but now rather than this blog being a free information share, it is costing me to run it. I will gladly eat that cost to get you all the information you need to make threat management decisions. There was a lapse in the RSS feeds from November 16th to today. I do apologize for that but now since I'm actively paying for it, maybe it will not have issues like that in the future. 

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