Huffington Post One identity thief recently infiltrated the ranks of the IRS itself. Domeen Flowers, 48, formerly employed by the IRS, was arrested and indicted on Thursday for allegedly stealing taxpayers' identities from an IRS ...
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The GuardianHackers launch assault on Israeli government websitesThe GuardianA video message purporting to be from the hacking collective, Anonymous, was posted online on Sunday, warning: "We will strike any and all websites that we deem to be in ... 
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Business Insider Secret Intelligence Fuels US Hacking Fight With China Bloomberg (Corrects title in first paragraph.) When Barack Obama meets with President Xi Jinping at a California estate known as Sunnylands today, China's hacking will be high... Delete the scoop?
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In a case that could have far-reaching implications for compelling criminal suspects to decrypt digital storage devices, a judge on Tuesday temporarily suspended a previous order that would have compelled the decryption of hard drives suspected of... Delete the scoop?
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Government is tracking all US phone calls Los Angeles Times In addition, if investigators have "reasonable, articulable suspicion" that a phone number is part of a terrorist network, the government can seek a court warrant to search the database... Delete the scoop?
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Free Software Likely Carries Concealed Malware; MMPC Researcher SPAMfighter News According to Alden Pornasdoro, researcher with MMPC (Microsoft's Malware Protection Center), software tools available for free have the possibility of malware... Delete the scoop?
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ZTE in 4G boost after 'world-first' VoTD-LTE call Register Chinese telecoms kit maker ZTE has moved to cement its place at the forefront of next-generation LTE services and fly the flag for the TDD variant by completing what it claims to be the... Delete the scoop?
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The Guardian Telephone metadata and what it can tell the authorities about you The Guardian Groups such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation say that by knowing who an individual speaks to, and when, and for how long, intelligence agencies can... Delete the scoop?
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In addition we only ever comply with orders for requests about specific accounts or identifiers. If the government has a broader voluntary national security program to gather customer data we don't participate in it.” Yahoo ... Delete the scoop?
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First Coast News Chinese hacked Obama, McCain campaigns, took internal documents, officials say First Coast News The intrusion into the campaigns' computer networks and subsequent efforts to penetrate them were highly sophisticated and continued... Delete the scoop?
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Cyber-criminals on a Buying Spree of Financial Malware, says RSA Expert SPAMfighter News The malware named "Beta Bot" reportedly, is a Trojan whose details Kessem disclosed long after criminals started trading it during January 2013 through secret... Delete the scoop?
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Principal security firms detected a new variant of Facebook Zeus malware that is exploiting the popular social network to target user’s bank accounts. Delete the scoop?
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