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Month: June 2021

Alleged Capital One hacker faces 20 years in prison for stealing 100 million customers’ data

By Moira Ritter, CNN Business The US Justice Department has filed additional charges against the hacker accused of illegally accessing more than 100 million Capital One customers’ accounts and credit card applications in 2019. Paige Thompson, a former Amazon engineer, now faces six counts of computer fraud and abuse, one count of access device fraud

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Alleged Capital One hacker faces 20 years in prison for stealing 100 million customers’ data

By Moira Ritter, CNN Business The US Justice Department has filed additional charges against the hacker accused of illegally accessing more than 100 million Capital One customers’ accounts and credit card applications in 2019. Paige Thompson, a former Amazon engineer, now faces six counts of computer fraud and abuse, one count of access device fraud

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Alleged Capital One hacker faces 20 years in prison for stealing 100 million customers’ data

By Moira Ritter, CNN Business The US Justice Department has filed additional charges against the hacker accused of illegally accessing more than 100 million Capital One customers’ accounts and credit card applications in 2019. Paige Thompson, a former Amazon engineer, now faces six counts of computer fraud and abuse, one count of access device fraud

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Microsoft decried government use of gag orders to keep subpoenas secret in investigations

By Brian Fung and Katelyn Polantz, CNN Microsoft on Wednesday argued forcefully before Congress that the US government has abused the use of gag orders to keep subpoenas and warrants secret in law enforcement investigations and called for new restrictions on their use. Microsoft’s vice president of customer security, testifying before the House Judiciary Committee,

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Microsoft decried government use of gag orders to keep subpoenas secret in investigations

By Brian Fung and Katelyn Polantz, CNN Microsoft on Wednesday argued forcefully before Congress that the US government has abused the use of gag orders to keep subpoenas and warrants secret in law enforcement investigations and called for new restrictions on their use. Microsoft’s vice president of customer security, testifying before the House Judiciary Committee,

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