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Body Found in Canada Identified as Neo-Nazi Spam King

Body Found in Canada Identified as Neo-Nazi Spam King

| | AOL, Brian McWilliams, CTV, Davis Wolfgang Hawke, Jesse James, Ne'er-Do-Well News, Spam Kings
The body of a man found shot inside a burned out vehicle in Canada three years ago has been identified as that of Davis Wolfgang Hawke, a prolific spammer and neo-Nazi who ...
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Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private?

Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private?

| | A Little Sunshine, ajit pai, amazon, Andrew Smith, AOL, Apple, AT&T Mobility, ATT, CDT, comcast, CompuServe, Donald Trump, facebook, fcc, FCC privacy rules, Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, FTC Act, Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law and Policy, Gigi Sohn, go90, google, LocationSmart, Michelle De Mooy, Net neutrality, Securus Technologies, Sen. Bill Nelson, Sen. Ron Wyden, Slate, Sponsored Data, Sprint, T-Mobile, The Coming Storm, The Hill, The New York Times, Tom Wheeler, TracFone, verizon, Will Oremus
The past month has seen one blockbuster revelation after another about how our mobile phone and broadband providers have been leaking highly sensitive customer information, including real-time location data and customer account ...
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US Government moves towards OpenID

| | AOL, Chief Information Officer, CIO Council, Department of Interior, E-Authentication, Equifax, Federal Identity Credentialing Committee, Federal Public Key Infrastructure Policy Authority, google, Gov 2.0 Summit, HSPD 12, Michael Mongold, National Institute of Health, O'Reilly, OpenID, Paypal, Technweb, Vivek Kundra, Yahoo
Jason Miller reports for Federal News Radio about the US government’s attempts to consolidate logins and potentially integrate current PIV card holders into a unified authentication and identity repository for accessing government ...
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