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by Team Boing Boing 05.23.2013 21:21 |
Journalists discovered that two companies had posted the personal data of 170,000 customers online. The leak, which exposed the victims to identity theft and fraud, was reportedly so bad that social security numbers, passport scans, financial data and home addresses were indexed by search engines. |
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by Team Guardian 05.23.2013 19:25 |
Remarks of President Barack Obama, as prepared for delivery and entitled: The Future of our Fight against Terrorism
It's an honor to return to the National Defense University. |
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by Team SlashDot 05.21.2013 03:23 |
colinneagle writes "Scripps News reporters discovered 170,000 records online of customers of Lifeline, a government program offering affordable phone service for low-income citizens, that contained everything needed for identity theft . |
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by Team SlashDot 05.21.2013 03:23 |
Cbs228 writes "During last week's Google I/O conference, the company announced a replacement for its aging Talk instant messenger: Google Hangouts. Hangouts, which is only available for Android, iOS, and Chrome, offers closer integration with Google+. |
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by Team DeadSpin 05.19.2013 01:22 |
Pro tip for anyone trying to make sense of a scandal.
If the person at the center of it starts claiming that "the media" are persecuting them, it's usually (though not always) a solid bet that they are patently full of shit. |
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by Team Mashable 05.17.2013 13:24 |
It's hard to believe how long we've been instant messaging. The formerly ubiquitous AIM launched in 1997, and you've probably used a handful of services since registering your first screen name
For many of us, Google Talk, more affectionately known as "Gchat" has become the standard |
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by Team Mashable 05.16.2013 09:25 |
Hands up if you've ever been in this situation: You start a conversation with a friend or family member at your desk on Instant Messenger. Away from your desk, you send them a text.
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