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Trump Fires Special Counsel Staff Who Probed Him After 2020 Defeat
The US Justice Department fired more than a dozen officials who worked on investigations that former Special Counsel Jack Smith led into Donald Trump's actions following the president's 2020 election loss.
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"Painfully Slow" Conversations: Report Flags Biden Age Concerns
President Joe Biden knowingly stored and disclosed classified information kept in unsecured locations at his homes in Virginia and Delaware, according to a scathing report released by the Justice Department Thursday.
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Saudi Crown Prince Implicated In Khashoggi Murder, US Finds: Report
A U.S. intelligence report expected to be declassified as soon as Friday implicates Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in approving the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a person familiar with the findings.
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LinkedIn Says Arrested Russian Hacker Tied to 2012 Cyber Breach
LinkedIn said a Russian man arrested by Czech police on Wednesday for alleged hacking was probably involved in the 2012 breach of its network.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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FBI's Apple Hack Cost More Than 7 Years Of Director's Salary
The FBI's hack into a terrorist's iPhone didn't come cheap.
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US Police Cite Child Victims in Encryption Plea to Congress
Testimonies prepared for the hearing were posted on the congressional panel's website.
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Internet-Connected and Driverless Cars a Magnet for Hackers, U.S. Official Says
Internet-connected and driverless cars will be targets for hackers -- including terrorists and hostile nations -- so the automotive industry must ensure vehicles have built-in cybersecurity protection, a top U.S. Justice Department official said.
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Internet-Connected Cars a Magnet for Hackers, US Official Says
The burgeoning market for cars connected to the Internet is expected to be valued at about $42 billion by 2025.
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Trump Fires Special Counsel Staff Who Probed Him After 2020 Defeat
The US Justice Department fired more than a dozen officials who worked on investigations that former Special Counsel Jack Smith led into Donald Trump's actions following the president's 2020 election loss.
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"Painfully Slow" Conversations: Report Flags Biden Age Concerns
President Joe Biden knowingly stored and disclosed classified information kept in unsecured locations at his homes in Virginia and Delaware, according to a scathing report released by the Justice Department Thursday.
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Saudi Crown Prince Implicated In Khashoggi Murder, US Finds: Report
A U.S. intelligence report expected to be declassified as soon as Friday implicates Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in approving the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a person familiar with the findings.
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LinkedIn Says Arrested Russian Hacker Tied to 2012 Cyber Breach
LinkedIn said a Russian man arrested by Czech police on Wednesday for alleged hacking was probably involved in the 2012 breach of its network.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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FBI's Apple Hack Cost More Than 7 Years Of Director's Salary
The FBI's hack into a terrorist's iPhone didn't come cheap.
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US Police Cite Child Victims in Encryption Plea to Congress
Testimonies prepared for the hearing were posted on the congressional panel's website.
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Internet-Connected and Driverless Cars a Magnet for Hackers, U.S. Official Says
Internet-connected and driverless cars will be targets for hackers -- including terrorists and hostile nations -- so the automotive industry must ensure vehicles have built-in cybersecurity protection, a top U.S. Justice Department official said.
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Internet-Connected Cars a Magnet for Hackers, US Official Says
The burgeoning market for cars connected to the Internet is expected to be valued at about $42 billion by 2025.
