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Hackers Threaten To Reveal "Secret" Data Linked To 9/11 Attacks
A hacker group has threatened to reveal "secret" data related to September 11 attacks in the US after claiming to have got access to a large cache of confidential files.
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46,000 Twitter Accounts Linked to Islamic State, Says Study
At least 46,000 Twitter accounts have been linked to supporters of the Islamic State in late 2014, a research report released in Washington showed.
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Government Says Court Ordered Blocking of 32 Websites; Vimeo Amongst Those Now Unblocked
A PIB release now confirms that 32 websites were blocked on the request of the Mumbai ATS; unblocking of some sites has begun.
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DoT Reportedly Orders Blocking of 32 Websites Including GitHub, Archive.org, SourceForge
Many users on social networks are claiming that websites that are used by developers and researchers are being blocked; details are unclear.
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Hundreds of Alleged Dropbox Passwords Leaked
The anonymous user, who claims to have hacked close to 7 million accounts, is calling for Bitcoin donations to fund the operation.
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Hackers Threaten To Reveal "Secret" Data Linked To 9/11 Attacks
A hacker group has threatened to reveal "secret" data related to September 11 attacks in the US after claiming to have got access to a large cache of confidential files.
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46,000 Twitter Accounts Linked to Islamic State, Says Study
At least 46,000 Twitter accounts have been linked to supporters of the Islamic State in late 2014, a research report released in Washington showed.
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Government Says Court Ordered Blocking of 32 Websites; Vimeo Amongst Those Now Unblocked
A PIB release now confirms that 32 websites were blocked on the request of the Mumbai ATS; unblocking of some sites has begun.
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DoT Reportedly Orders Blocking of 32 Websites Including GitHub, Archive.org, SourceForge
Many users on social networks are claiming that websites that are used by developers and researchers are being blocked; details are unclear.
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Hundreds of Alleged Dropbox Passwords Leaked
The anonymous user, who claims to have hacked close to 7 million accounts, is calling for Bitcoin donations to fund the operation.
