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California Man To Plead Guilty To Aiding 2015 San Bernardino Attacker
A California man accused of buying assault-style rifles used by a married couple to massacre 14 people at a government office in San Bernardino in 2015 has agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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In San Bernardino, Solemn Ceremony Marks Mass Shooting
The sound of a bell tolled through loudspeakers on Friday outside a building in Southern California, ringing once for each of the 14 people killed in a mass shooting by Islamist terrorists one year ago at the site.
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San Bernardino Attack: Gun Buyer In Massacre Knew Aspiring Terrorists Say Prosecutors
The friend who bought the high-powered rifles used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack had ties to a group of California terrorists arrested in 2012 as they tried to fly to Afghanistan to join al-Qaeda, federal prosecutors said.
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FBI Yet to Find Links to Foreign Terrorists on San Bernardino iPhone
Investigators knew all along that finding important clues on the phone, which was a work phone owned by San Bernardino County, was a long shot.
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FBI Paid Hackers To Get Cell Data
The FBI cracked a San Bernardino terrorist's phone with the help of professional hackers who discovered and brought to the bureau at least one previously unknown software flaw, according to people familiar with the matter.
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FBI Steps Cautiously As It Tries To Unlock Shooter's iPhone
The FBI's announcement earlier this week that it may not need help from Apple to get into a terrorist's iPhone set off a rush of speculation over what novel, last-ditch solution the agency had stumbled on.
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US Government May Be Able To Unlock iPhone Used In San Bernardino Terrorist Attack
The FBI may have found a way without Apple's assistance to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Justice Department officials said Monday.
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Some San Bernardino Victims to Oppose Apple on iPhone Encryption
"They were targeted by terrorists, and they need to know why, how this could happen," a lawyer representing the victims said on Sunday.
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Apple's Risky Bet On Protecting A Terrorist's iPhone
Johnny Hockin was unsure how he felt about Apple chief executive Tim Cook's very public rebuke Wednesday of the federal government's demand for help unlocking an iPhone left behind by an assailant in the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Why Even The FBI Can't Hack The iPhone
There may be secrets on the iPhone 5C used by the San Bernardino shooters, but the FBI apparently can't unlock them. The same security system that thwarts your drunk friend (or your cat) from getting into your texts is safeguarding the data of this terrorist duo.
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US Wants Apple To Help Unlock iPhone Used By San Bernardino Shooter
The Justice Department will ask Apple for help in unlocking an iPhone belonging to one of the shooters who carried out the Dec. 2. San Bernardino, Calif., terrorist attacks, according to a court order signed Tuesday.
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Obama Administration Plans Shake-Up In Propaganda War Against The Islamic State
The Obama administration is overhauling its faltering efforts to combat the online propaganda of the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, U.S. officials said, reflecting rising White House frustration with largely ineffective efforts so far to cut into ISIS's use of social media to draw recruits and incite attacks.
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Barack Obama Administration To Hold Meeting With IT Firms On Counter-Terrorism
With ISIS and al Qaeda using social media to propagate their message of hate and recruit jihadists, top US officials will soon meet executives of the top Silicon Valley IT companies to work out a plan to make it harder for terrorist groups to use such technology.
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In Meeting With Barack Obama, Victim Families Share Tears, Stories
At a table inside the Indian Springs High School library, Mandy Pifer sat alone, the last name of her boyfriend killed in the San Bernardino terrorist attack printed on a label in front of her.
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US Lawmakers Lash Out At Pakistan For Terrorist Safe Havens
Pakistan remains a "safe haven" for terrorists and a source of "radical Islamist thought" while its security agencies support terrorist groups destabilising Afghanistan and threatening India, a top US lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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California Man To Plead Guilty To Aiding 2015 San Bernardino Attacker
A California man accused of buying assault-style rifles used by a married couple to massacre 14 people at a government office in San Bernardino in 2015 has agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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In San Bernardino, Solemn Ceremony Marks Mass Shooting
The sound of a bell tolled through loudspeakers on Friday outside a building in Southern California, ringing once for each of the 14 people killed in a mass shooting by Islamist terrorists one year ago at the site.
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San Bernardino Attack: Gun Buyer In Massacre Knew Aspiring Terrorists Say Prosecutors
The friend who bought the high-powered rifles used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack had ties to a group of California terrorists arrested in 2012 as they tried to fly to Afghanistan to join al-Qaeda, federal prosecutors said.
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FBI Yet to Find Links to Foreign Terrorists on San Bernardino iPhone
Investigators knew all along that finding important clues on the phone, which was a work phone owned by San Bernardino County, was a long shot.
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FBI Paid Hackers To Get Cell Data
The FBI cracked a San Bernardino terrorist's phone with the help of professional hackers who discovered and brought to the bureau at least one previously unknown software flaw, according to people familiar with the matter.
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FBI Steps Cautiously As It Tries To Unlock Shooter's iPhone
The FBI's announcement earlier this week that it may not need help from Apple to get into a terrorist's iPhone set off a rush of speculation over what novel, last-ditch solution the agency had stumbled on.
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US Government May Be Able To Unlock iPhone Used In San Bernardino Terrorist Attack
The FBI may have found a way without Apple's assistance to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Justice Department officials said Monday.
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Some San Bernardino Victims to Oppose Apple on iPhone Encryption
"They were targeted by terrorists, and they need to know why, how this could happen," a lawyer representing the victims said on Sunday.
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Apple's Risky Bet On Protecting A Terrorist's iPhone
Johnny Hockin was unsure how he felt about Apple chief executive Tim Cook's very public rebuke Wednesday of the federal government's demand for help unlocking an iPhone left behind by an assailant in the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Why Even The FBI Can't Hack The iPhone
There may be secrets on the iPhone 5C used by the San Bernardino shooters, but the FBI apparently can't unlock them. The same security system that thwarts your drunk friend (or your cat) from getting into your texts is safeguarding the data of this terrorist duo.
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US Wants Apple To Help Unlock iPhone Used By San Bernardino Shooter
The Justice Department will ask Apple for help in unlocking an iPhone belonging to one of the shooters who carried out the Dec. 2. San Bernardino, Calif., terrorist attacks, according to a court order signed Tuesday.
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Obama Administration Plans Shake-Up In Propaganda War Against The Islamic State
The Obama administration is overhauling its faltering efforts to combat the online propaganda of the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, U.S. officials said, reflecting rising White House frustration with largely ineffective efforts so far to cut into ISIS's use of social media to draw recruits and incite attacks.
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Barack Obama Administration To Hold Meeting With IT Firms On Counter-Terrorism
With ISIS and al Qaeda using social media to propagate their message of hate and recruit jihadists, top US officials will soon meet executives of the top Silicon Valley IT companies to work out a plan to make it harder for terrorist groups to use such technology.
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In Meeting With Barack Obama, Victim Families Share Tears, Stories
At a table inside the Indian Springs High School library, Mandy Pifer sat alone, the last name of her boyfriend killed in the San Bernardino terrorist attack printed on a label in front of her.
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US Lawmakers Lash Out At Pakistan For Terrorist Safe Havens
Pakistan remains a "safe haven" for terrorists and a source of "radical Islamist thought" while its security agencies support terrorist groups destabilising Afghanistan and threatening India, a top US lawmaker said on Wednesday.
