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Samsung US Launches New Discord Server to Support Its Push Into the Metaverse
The Samsung US Discord server will allow fans, gamers and creators to interact and get exclusive access to Samsung’s products, events, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other Web 3-based features.
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Facebook Can Pursue Malware Lawsuit Against Pegasus Maker NSO Group: US Appeals Court
A US appeals court said Facebook can pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in its WhatsApp messaging app to install malware allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists, and dissidents.
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Delhi Man Deletes 1,200 Microsoft User Accounts In US, Jailed For 2 Years
An Indian national has been sentenced by a US court in California to two years in prison, who after being fired by his company accessed its server and deleted over 1,200 Microsoft user accounts, according to a statement.
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Delhi Man Deletes 1,200 Microsoft User Accounts In US, Jailed For 2 Years
An Indian national has been sentenced by a US court in California to two years in prison, who after being fired by his company accessed its server and deleted over 1,200 Microsoft user accounts, according to a statement.
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Google Play Store Down: Android Users Getting 'Server Error' While Accessing the Store (Update)
Google Play Store seems to be down for Android users, though its Web version is working fine.
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Microsoft Email Privacy Fight to Be Resolved by US Supreme Court
US Supreme Court agreed to resolve a dispute between the DOJ and Microsoft over whether prosecutors should get access to emails stored on company servers overseas.
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Verizon Confirms User Data Leak Impacting 6 Million Subscribers
Verizon said the leak was caused by an employee of one of the company's vendors who accidentally allowed external access to user data.
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US Judge To Review FBI's Hillary Clinton Emails Search Warrant
A U.S. judge on Tuesday directed federal prosecutors to show him the search warrant application used to enable the FBI to access emails related to Hillary Clinton's private server that were discovered shortly before the Nov. 8 presidential election.
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Romanian Hacker 'Guccifer' Sentenced to 52 Months in US Prison
Marcel Lazar had pleaded guilty in May to charges including unauthorised access to a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.
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IBM, Lenovo Server Deal in Limbo Over Security Worries: WSJ
US security officials and members of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) are worried that IBM's x86 servers used in communications networks and in data centers supporting the Pentagon's networks could be accessed remotely by Chinese spies or compromised, the newspaper reported.
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Internet giants deny granting US government 'direct access' to servers
Major tech companies including Apple Inc, Google and Facebook Inc on Thursday said they do not provide any government agency with "direct access" to their servers.
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Internet giants deny granting US government 'direct access' to servers
Major tech companies including Apple Inc, Google and Facebook Inc on Thursday said they do not provide any government agency with "direct access" to their servers, contradicting a Washington Post report that they have granted such access under a classified data collection program.
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Samsung US Launches New Discord Server to Support Its Push Into the Metaverse
The Samsung US Discord server will allow fans, gamers and creators to interact and get exclusive access to Samsung’s products, events, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other Web 3-based features.
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Facebook Can Pursue Malware Lawsuit Against Pegasus Maker NSO Group: US Appeals Court
A US appeals court said Facebook can pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in its WhatsApp messaging app to install malware allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists, and dissidents.
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Delhi Man Deletes 1,200 Microsoft User Accounts In US, Jailed For 2 Years
An Indian national has been sentenced by a US court in California to two years in prison, who after being fired by his company accessed its server and deleted over 1,200 Microsoft user accounts, according to a statement.
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Delhi Man Deletes 1,200 Microsoft User Accounts In US, Jailed For 2 Years
An Indian national has been sentenced by a US court in California to two years in prison, who after being fired by his company accessed its server and deleted over 1,200 Microsoft user accounts, according to a statement.
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Google Play Store Down: Android Users Getting 'Server Error' While Accessing the Store (Update)
Google Play Store seems to be down for Android users, though its Web version is working fine.
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Microsoft Email Privacy Fight to Be Resolved by US Supreme Court
US Supreme Court agreed to resolve a dispute between the DOJ and Microsoft over whether prosecutors should get access to emails stored on company servers overseas.
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Verizon Confirms User Data Leak Impacting 6 Million Subscribers
Verizon said the leak was caused by an employee of one of the company's vendors who accidentally allowed external access to user data.
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US Judge To Review FBI's Hillary Clinton Emails Search Warrant
A U.S. judge on Tuesday directed federal prosecutors to show him the search warrant application used to enable the FBI to access emails related to Hillary Clinton's private server that were discovered shortly before the Nov. 8 presidential election.
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Romanian Hacker 'Guccifer' Sentenced to 52 Months in US Prison
Marcel Lazar had pleaded guilty in May to charges including unauthorised access to a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.
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IBM, Lenovo Server Deal in Limbo Over Security Worries: WSJ
US security officials and members of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) are worried that IBM's x86 servers used in communications networks and in data centers supporting the Pentagon's networks could be accessed remotely by Chinese spies or compromised, the newspaper reported.
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Internet giants deny granting US government 'direct access' to servers
Major tech companies including Apple Inc, Google and Facebook Inc on Thursday said they do not provide any government agency with "direct access" to their servers.
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Internet giants deny granting US government 'direct access' to servers
Major tech companies including Apple Inc, Google and Facebook Inc on Thursday said they do not provide any government agency with "direct access" to their servers, contradicting a Washington Post report that they have granted such access under a classified data collection program.
