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Article: Mount Laurel officer suspended from force, accused of hacking into woman’s social media accounts - published almost 2 years ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/mount-laurel-officer-suspended-from-force-accused-of-hacking-into-womans-social-media-accounts/
Published: 2022 10 28 21:20:56
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Category: Data Breaches
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Article: Mount Laurel officer suspended from force, accused of hacking into woman’s social media accounts - published almost 2 years ago. Content: https://www.databreaches.net/mount-laurel-officer-suspended-from-force-accused-of-hacking-into-womans-social-media-accounts/ Published: 2022 10 28 21:20:56 Received: 2022 10 28 21:27:32 Feed: DataBreaches.net Source: DataBreaches.net Category: Data Breaches Topic: Data Breaches |
Article: Friday Squid Blogging: Chinese Squid Fishing - published almost 2 years ago.
Content: China claims that it is “engaging in responsible squid fishing”: Chen Xinjun, dean of the College of Marine Sciences at Shanghai Ocean University, made the remarks in response to recent accusations by foreign reporters and actor Leonardo DiCaprio that China is depleting its own fish stock and that Chinese boats have sailed to other waters to continue deep-se...
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/10/friday-squid-blogging-chinese-squid-fishing.html
Published: 2022 10 28 20:57:47
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Category: Cyber Security
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Content: China claims that it is “engaging in responsible squid fishing”: Chen Xinjun, dean of the College of Marine Sciences at Shanghai Ocean University, made the remarks in response to recent accusations by foreign reporters and actor Leonardo DiCaprio that China is depleting its own fish stock and that Chinese boats have sailed to other waters to continue deep-se...
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/10/friday-squid-blogging-chinese-squid-fishing.html
Published: 2022 10 28 20:57:47
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Article: Friday Squid Blogging: Chinese Squid Fishing - published almost 2 years ago. Content: China claims that it is “engaging in responsible squid fishing”: Chen Xinjun, dean of the College of Marine Sciences at Shanghai Ocean University, made the remarks in response to recent accusations by foreign reporters and actor Leonardo DiCaprio that China is depleting its own fish stock and that Chinese boats have sailed to other waters to continue deep-se... https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/10/friday-squid-blogging-chinese-squid-fishing.html Published: 2022 10 28 20:57:47 Received: 2022 10 28 21:02:18 Feed: Schneier on Security Source: Schneier on Security Category: Cyber Security Topic: Cyber Security |
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