LA hospital snoops, SF laptop stolen
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Celebrities get their medical records snooped on in LA and laptop with consumer data is stolen from San Francisco airport office in the latest privacy breaches. (CNET News.com — 6 August, 2008)
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Computer that held names, addresses, and birthdates for people applying to the Clear airport security program found in same office from which it was supposedly stolen. (CNET News.com — 6 August, 2008)
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Security expert explains how data can be stolen off electronic toll devices and how people can be tracked in real time. (CNET News.com — 7 August, 2008)
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Microsoft says it wants credit when it reports security flaws to third-party vendors. (CNET News.com — 8 hours ago)
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A talk on vulnerabilities in the encryption within Apple FileVault was never submitted, says the officials with the security conference. (CNET News.com — 6 August, 2008)
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Researcher finally enumerated all the wonderful ways his DNS vulnerability could be exploited. And they are many. (CNET News.com — 16 hours ago)
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Venerable botnet encrypts its command codes using the current date. (CNET News.com — 14 hours ago)
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A popular fixture at Defcon is at Black Hat to show the more corporate crowd how vulnerable their data is on public networks. (CNET News.com — 12 hours ago)
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NASA’s Phoenix Lander team say it has discovered a chemical known as perchlorate in the soil of Mars’ northern hemisphere. If the oxidant proves native, it would bar the possibility of lunar life. (CNET News.com — 6 August, 2008)
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Controversial speakers and the addition of the “wall of sheep” from Defcon should make for a hot time in Las Vegas this year. (CNET News.com — 5 August, 2008)
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The Transportation Security Administration suspended Verified Identity Pass from enrolling travelers in its pre-screening program after a laptop computer containing the records of 33,000 people went missing.
(Washington Post — 5 August, 2008)
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