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Hackers Breached U.S. Government Security, Is China Behind This Latest Criminal Attack?

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North Korean Hackers 'Could Kill,' Former North Korean Professor Calls For International Intervention

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Hackers Now More Interested in Kids' Identities

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Adult FriendFinder.com Hacked, Exposing 3.4 Million User Identities

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Hackers for Sale: U.S. Army Wants To Buy Your Best Hacking Tools

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FBI Agents Must Pass Fitness Test

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GitHub Recovers from Cyberattack, Blames Chinese Government

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Target Data Breach: Retailer to Pay $10 Million in Data Breach Settlement Lawsuit

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Premera Blue Cross Breach Exposes Medical Data, Financial Information of 11 Million Customers

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Investigation into General Suspected of Leaking Cyber-sabotage Operation Against Iran Stalls

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CIA Began Hacking iPhone A Year Before It Was Released Publicly

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'Revenge Porn King' Hunter Moore Pleads Guilty To Hacking, Identity Theft

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Hacker Accesses Baby Monitor, Warns Family To Tighten Security

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'Secret Software' on iPhones? Edward Snowden Refuses to Use Apple Device Due to Privacy Issues

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How the NSA Discovered That North Korea was Behind the 2014 Sony Hack

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