The data includes usernames, email addresses, plaintext passwords, sign up IP addresses and dates, and in some cases physical addresses.
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The database includes names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers.
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Samples provided by Kromtech revealed names, email addresses, and IP addresses.
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The database includes names, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers.
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The file includes names, home addresses, phone numbers and email addresses.
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The stolen data includes user email addresses, passwords, and physical addresses.
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The data includes user email addresses, names, passwords, and physical addresses.
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This data included email addresses, names, billing addresses, and bank card information.
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It included email addresses, user names, plain text passwords, and IP addresses.
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Sayari's data banks include physical addresses, email addresses, and bank account information.
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That malware grabbed suspects' IP addresses, MAC addresses, and other technical information.
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All of those available addresses have been allocated, but not all of them have been used and the overwhelming majority of internet addresses are IPv214 addresses.
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That includes executives' names, company titles, work email addresses and personal email addresses.
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This analysis includes annual addresses to Congress and State of the Union addresses.
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On January 5, 2013, three addresses matching Tor internet addresses accessed the server.
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The stolen information includes names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers of Ticketfly customers.
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Names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, and payment card details may have been compromised.
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The latest IP version, IPv214, uses 214-bit addresses and can support 23,22,22,22,938,000,000,000,000,000,23,000,000 addresses.
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The compromised information included names, dates of birth, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers.
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So water addresses will always be in English, while land addresses can be translated.
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However, Bitcoin Cash addresses follow the same format as Bitcoin addresses and look alike.
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It includes written addresses where oral addresses are not available (1919, 1920, 1924 - 1932).
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Police can also put current addresses, previous addresses, locations of a suspected crime, work locations, family addresses, and travel history (as captured by ALPR-cameras) on a map.
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The data leaked also included names, addresses, postal addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth and self-reported income, as well as credit scores and credit limits.
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Compromised customer data included names, passport numbers, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and email addresses.
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"The commission's rule addresses - and addresses only - transactions occurring on the wholesale market," Kagan wrote.
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AOL email addresses represent just a tiny fraction of overall addresses, only about 4 percent.
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The file contained personal details including full names, birthdates, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers.
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But these three-word addresses have nothing to do with the area or addresses around them.
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Click Properties, and you can then specify new addresses via Use the following DNS server addresses.
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WHOIS contains the names, addresses and email addresses of those who register domain names for websites.
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In the instances we have had email addresses (679,000 addresses), there we have sent out Art.
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The dump contains just over 34,000 usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, and salted SHA1 password hashes.
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The company said that names, addresses, email addresses, and sensitive payment card details were all compromised.
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Using graph technology, for instance, you could identify the network of IP addresses used in attacks, the central server the addresses link back to and the way these addresses were used.
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Additionally, the names, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers of 52,873 Sacramento Bee subscribers were compromised.
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"Our reservation is so large that people's physical addresses sometimes don't match their mailing addresses," she said.
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Select the Email Addresses pop up menu, then choose Edit Email Addresses to add or remove aliases.
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In the video, you can see the targets' home addresses, email addresses, full names and phone numbers.
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The airline has said names, billing addresses, email addresses, and all bank card details were at risk.
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He said the trove contained 6900 million records that included names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses.
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The two digital currencies are similar—Bitcoin Cash addresses even look like Bitcoin addresses—but are incompatible.
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The hackers also released the home addresses, phone numbers and personal email addresses of Democratic House members.
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The breach compromised names, email addresses, order histories, phone numbers, delivery addresses, and hashed and salted passwords.
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Anyone can see funds moving between addresses, and even data mine the ledger for connections between addresses.
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The data included names, email addresses and telephone numbers but not street addresses or financial data, Equifax said.
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Capital One said the accessed data included names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and income.
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However, information including names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers connected to approximately 27 million Ticketfly accounts was accessed.
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And they know all of your addresses and the names and addresses of anyone you've ever sent stuff to.
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Behind the scenes on the internet, DNS — or Domain Name System — converts web addresses into computer-readable IP addresses.
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The department demanded that Twitter turn over records including account login information, phone numbers, mailing addresses, and I.P. addresses.
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If advertisers provide a list for email addresses, Facebook can try to target the people those addresses belong to.
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Details include email addresses, alleged IP addresses, and other apparent personal information linked to an often illegal sexual practice.
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Beloved internet comic XKCD had its fan forums breached recently; 560,000 usernames, email addresses, and IP addresses were taken.
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The names, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, email addresses and encrypted credit card details of hotel customers were stolen.
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If advertisers provide a list for email addresses, Facebook can try to target the people those addresses belong to.
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For some perceived Sanders critics, there has been mail sent to home addresses — or the home addresses of relatives.
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The hackers gained access to customer names, encrypted passwords, email addresses, physical addresses, phone number and dates of birth.
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The customer records exposed included names, email addresses, physical addresses, and the last four digits of customer credit cards.
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Many of the affected web addresses were previously unused by the Trump Organization, which operates 3,300 addresses in total.
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And instead of having addresses or even website URLs, fliers had phone numbers or addresses of ticket vending locations.
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Ho said he's seen allegations of poll workers requiring voters' addresses to match their addresses in the poll book.
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Most of the email addresses were from consumer providers, like AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail, but the researchers found more than 7,700 U.S. government email addresses and 3,400 U.S. military email addresses, said the UpGuard researchers.
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But the company addresses the CG characters in the same hands-on, aesthetics-driven way it addresses the physical ones.
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"Names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," Capital One said.
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Amazon started receiving infringement claims against Pure Daily's products from Guerrilla Mail addresses, which are disposable and temporary email addresses.
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"IP addresses can be simply made up," Mr. Putin said, referring to Internet protocol addresses, which can identify particular computers.
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The tool would allow FBI agents to access people's email addresses, phone numbers IP addresses, user IDs, and associated accounts.
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Besides storing email addresses, your Google contacts are also handy for storing personal information, like phone numbers, addresses, and birthdays.
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Those functions help pair up numerical IP addresses with their familiar web addresses so users can more easily navigate online.
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The breach involved data such as names, email addresses, delivery addresses, order history, phone numbers and encrypted versions of passwords.
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Registered addresses and/or company addresses appear to have been standard in the public data it scraped but other contact data was not, and Bisnode only obtained email addresses for a small sub-set of the individuals.
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Last year, researchers noticed that hashing email addresses — thought to be an anonymizing mathematical function that would turn email addresses into gibberish — could be reversed by taking lists of leaked email addresses and performing trial and error searches.
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Those records contain a variety of data points, including phone numbers, home addresses, and email addresses connected to an individual's name.
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But it refused Grubb access to his internet browsing histories (URL addresses visited), assigned IP addresses and geolocation (cell tower) data.
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But Credit Karma, he pointed out, has all of your previous addresses and can monitor those previous addresses for unclaimed money.
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The majority of sites captured visitors' email addresses only, but some sites also captured their home addresses and other entered information.
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The information accessed included names, birthdays, Social Security numbers, street addresses, email addresses and employment information, including income data, it said.
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Sub-allocation of IP addresses and unreliable WHOIS information can also allow cybercriminals to hijack blocks of addresses, and send spam.
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"We are very pleased to have temporary email addresses and very much appreciate" working to set up permanent addresses, Spaulding said.
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The data, of which Motherboard obtained a small sample of 100 accounts, includes usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, and hashed passwords.
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Hackers stole usernames, email addresses, shipping addresses and hashed passwords, the company said, but doesn't believe that financial data was taken.
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Exposed information included names, mailing addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, dates of birth, gender, and other Starwood account information.
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For example, while IP addresses are easy to spoof, the IRA accounts we disabled last year sometimes used Russian IP addresses.
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Point the app at some text and all the links, phone numbers, email addresses, street addresses and event details become clickable.
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"We are very pleased to have temporary email addresses and very much appreciate" working to set up permanent addresses, she continued.
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According to the network, no financial data was posted, but full names, birthdates, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers were exposed.
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We need a multi-faceted approach that addresses black women's health across the lifespan; addresses bias in provider care and systems of care delivery; improves access to quality care; addresses social determinants of health; and provides greater economic security.
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The database, which will cost $5 per user starting in two weeks, tracks the names, home addresses and email addresses of users.
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Web administrators can see the IP addresses of every site visitor, and many online forums display users' IP addresses in their profiles.
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That includes things such as names and addresses, dates of birth and self-reported incomes, along with phone numbers and email addresses.
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Another official said the definition of U.S. person used by spy agencies includes actual individuals, email addresses and internet protocol (IP) addresses.
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In the breach, hackers were able to see users' usernames, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and account passwords.
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And unlike fireside addresses or weekly radio addresses or Trump's very active Twitter feed, the conversation wouldn't be a one-way street.
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Authorities asked for names, addresses, email addresses and other data about two accounts, but the company was unable to provide that information.
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The firm monitored these addresses, later identifying multiple transactions that sent funds from the addresses to a major Asia-based cryptocurrency exchange.
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Last year, E3 drew fire for accidentally leaving journalists' information in public view, including their home addresses, email addresses and phone numbers.
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"Everyone we contacted was told they could vote with both their work email addresses and any personal email addresses," Mr. Rodman said.
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The data also includes email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, and information about a user's phone, such as the model and operating system.
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Data seen by TechCrunch reveals customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, dates of birth, customer types and Freedom Mobile account numbers.
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In a blockchain system, funds are held in addresses and users have keys to those addresses, thereby giving them control of those funds.
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Others contain Social Security numbers, credit card information, frequent flier numbers, personal cell phone numbers, addresses, birth dates, and, of course, email addresses.
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According to the company, exposed information includes customer credit scores, names, addresses, email addresses, and dates of birth, among other personally identifying data.
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This would have included personal information such as names, addresses, zip codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income.
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The sample also included physical addresses for the employees, although these did not seem to be home addresses; several were for Cox's offices.
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The iPhone's contacts feature allows you to store phone numbers, email addresses, and even mailing addresses, along with a host of other information.
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Also in 2018, BlueMail released a feature called Share Email, which allows people to communicate through public addresses without revealing private email addresses.
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"For example, a law enforcement agency may be a customer and may desire to receive global bitcoin transactions, correlated by country, with ISP data to determine source IP addresses and shipping addresses that correlate to bitcoin addresses," the Amazon patent filing states.
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The AA is one of the largest car insurance and breakdown cover companies in the UK. The data obtained by Motherboard contains 117,000 unique email addresses, as well as full names, physical addresses, IP addresses, details of purchases, and payment card information.
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Google Lens can pick up email addresses, phone numbers, and map addresses very well, and launch the relevant app with another tap, if needed.
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Motherboard obtained a sample of the data from Peace, which contained email addresses, usernames, plain text passwords, IP addresses, dates of birth, and more.
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The emails include unencrypted, plain-text listings of donor emails addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, passport numbers, and credit card information.
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Information like email addresses, passwords, IP addresses, and self-reported locations may have become exposed due to the bug if individual accounts were hit.
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In raw form, it comprises 2.7 billion rows of email addresses and passwords, including over a billion unique combinations of email addresses and passwords.
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The ticket sales company said information which may have been compromised includes names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, payment details and Ticketmaster login details.
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Ideally, Scoti should be the one that addresses concerns of POC, and I should be the one that addresses concerns of the white people.
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Google found a separate $53,000 worth of ads with political material that were purchased from Russian internet addresses, building addresses or with Russian currency.
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The C.D.C. wanted people's names, phone numbers, email addresses, the addresses where they would be staying in the United States and emergency contact information.
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Fewer people are watching the addresses, which have declined from a 44.3 rating during the Clinton presidency to 19 or 20 for recent addresses.
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In a Medium post, the company explained that the information stolen includes names, email addresses, delivery addresses, order history, phone numbers, and hashed passwords.
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That's because they were not technically State of the Union addresses, but "addresses to a joint session" of Congress, a tradition set back in 1993 so that new presidents didn't have to immediately deliver SOTU addresses after holding office for just a few weeks.
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Quite a bit, it turns out: "names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," for starters.
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In June, the company found then that 1.2 million records containing non-financial personal data, such as names, addresses or email addresses, had been accessed.
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The ordinance requires ridesharing and taxi companies to provide the union with the names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers of all independent-contractor drivers.
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DoorDash said an unauthorized third party was able to access some users' profile information, including names, email addresses, delivery addresses, order history, and phone numbers.
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Some pages claimed US addresses, but cease-and-desist letters sent via certified mail bounced back marked return-to-sender, suggesting those addresses were fake.
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A review of a portion of the database showed each record contained payee names, email addresses and in many, but not all, cases, postal addresses.
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The leaked data included customer email addresses, as well as the email addresses of those people who were given permission to view the camera feeds.
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The consequences started to become clear in August when the hackers released the home addresses, cellphone numbers and personal email addresses of Democratic House members.
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Other email addresses on pro-net-neutrality comments appear multiple times in the FCC's docket, inflating the total, while some physical addresses are irregular or incomplete.
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Details: The compromised information includes "names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, and travel details" for two-thirds of those affected, according to the WSJ.
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The data that is potentially at risk includes customer contact information, like email addresses and physical addresses, as well as login information, like usernames and passwords.
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The data that is potentially at risk includes customer contact information like email addresses and physical addresses, as well as login information like usernames and passwords.
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Dixons Carphone said it had also found that 2000 million records containing non-financial personal data, such as names, addresses or email addresses, had been accessed.
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They exposed peoples addresses and email addresses, I'm sure so these folks could be harassed/intimidate others Why did they not (b)(6) the phone numbers?
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Security researcher Bob Diachenko found an exposed database containing more than 200 gigabytes of customer records, mostly names, email addresses, and in some cases IP addresses.
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The group said it had also found that 1.2 million records containing non-financial personal data, such as names, addresses or email addresses, had been accessed.
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When someone tried to log into the site, it would send them to an existing customer's account, revealing names, email addresses, personal addresses, order history, etc.
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Information about 500 million guests — including some customers' names, addresses, dates of birth, passport numbers, email addresses and phone numbers — was lifted from the company's networks.
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The first data leak exposed customer email addresses, as well as the email addresses of those people who were given permission to view the camera feeds.
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It might be as simple as a list of other Ethereum addresses; in other words, Here are the public addresses of people I like and trust.
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Ticketmaster found that the software caused an unknown third party to receive customer data, including names, mailing addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, payment details, and Ticketmaster logins.
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Where the problems begin: Personal information can be anything from the obvious (names, addresses, credit card information) to some more obscure pieces of data (users' internet addresses).
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As West explains, current IETF standards actually do leave room for localhost to "escape" and reference other IP addresses, including regular old addresses that don't loop back.
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A source provided Motherboard with the data after finding it on a hacking forum, and it contains email addresses, hashed passwords, dates of birth, and IP addresses.
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The advertisers would be able to view people's names, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, the last four digits of their credit card numbers and passport numbers.
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The file also contained other Uber Driver information, including physical addresses, email addresses, mobile device phone numbers, device IDs, and location information from trips the Uber Drivers provided.
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For example, it says that 18.6 million email addresses were compromised (down from the "up to 21 million" addresses first reported), compared to 15.5 million dates of birth.
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While most of the Park Avenue and Madison Avenue addresses in Midtown are commercial, nearly all of the cluster of addresses on the Upper East Side are apartments.
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The information accessed during the "very sophisticated attack" did include names, birthdays, social security numbers, street addresses, email addresses and employment information, including income data, the company said.
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"Their art, like so much art, addresses politics, addresses ethical concerns so I think in each case the poetics and politics of their work is inseparable," he said.
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White House staffers involved with the addresses told the Globe that they would be open to filming the addresses less frequently or stopping them altogether if viewership declines.
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The information included names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and employment backgrounds of candidates who applied online for jobs at McDonald's Canada restaurants between March 2014 and March 2017.
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Though it's worth considering that phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses are themselves valuable data, they are often pieces of information that are already publicly or widely available.
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OutVote harvests personal data, including email addresses, physical addresses, and company names, and you can't control whether your contacts use the app and harvest your information as a result.
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"We don't send any email for Acurian, or pass along any email addresses to them or use their email addresses in any way or manner," said Abbott by email.
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One publicly-accessible page viewed by BuzzFeed News included a number of Gmail, AOL and Hotmail addresses, along with work email accounts from JPMorgan, Charter Communications and government addresses.
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Estimates for how many Bitcoin addresses actually hold a whole coin illustrate what this means in practice: around 95 percent of all Bitcoin addresses contain less than one bitcoin.
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The database contained an array of data, but we found large swathes of customer data, including names, postal addresses and email addresses, job titles and invoicing data and receipts.
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Read more here: Elsewhere in the world of emails... BARRASSO PROBES PRUITT'S FOUR EMAIL ADDRESSES: Barrasso is looking into the EPA's use of four email addresses for official work.
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In Bogota, 1.2% of street addresses account for more than 98% of homicides, and in Rio, roughly 5% of street addresses account for 95% of all homicides, Muggah said.
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The data accessed included personal information from credit card applications, such as names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income.
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But the administration made a big mistake: It didn't censor any of the personal information — such as names, email addresses, actual addresses, and phone numbers — included in those emails.
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Most Navajo Nation homes don't have addresses — but that's starting to change Most Navajo Nation homes don't have addresses — but that's starting to change This segment originally aired Feb.
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"We only ship to shipping addresses that match billing addresses along with a signed receipt of delivery so the packages are not just sitting on doorsteps," Mr. Martin said.
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In his decision, Judge Berlin said the Labor Department didn't explain convincingly why it needed extensive data — including names, addresses, telephone numbers and personal email addresses — of Google workers.
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The researchers of the Facebook-MIT system believe their system is superior because, rather than addresses that are arbitrary and meaningless, their assigned addresses adhere to current roads and topology.
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IP addresses help information get where it needs to go in the same way that street names and addresses help people figure out how to get from place to place.
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For its latest update, the email service is making a long-awaited improvement by turning key information in emails — such as addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses — into clickable links.
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Post office workers can't see the houses or the street, but they see which addresses are sending or receiving mail; these addresses are more likely to have someone living there.
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The spreadsheets contained about 4,000 unique records after duplicates were removed, including member names, a mix of personal and government email addresses, job titles, phone numbers and their postal addresses.
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It can be used to track personal details like Internet Protocol, or I.P., addresses, social media user names and the email addresses of, for example, protest leaders or opposition politicians.
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Though we had no trouble using the app and creating email addresses in local languages, it soon became clear why email addresses and Indian languages haven't gotten along well before.
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It addresses the outdated infrastructure and lagging IT systems at the VA. It tackles the need for change agents in leadership positions and addresses the challenges to holding failed leaders accountable.
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Rotem, who shared his findings with TechCrunch and published his report at VPNMentor, said names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and customer orders and products purchased were among the data exposed.
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But the most worrying part is that spammers either found a huge database of iCloud email addresses or are using brute force to try all possible email addresses one by one.
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That seems to suggest those comments came from a bot using other people's email addresses—why would they want to alert those people their addresses were used with an email confirmation?
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Website owners routinely store users' IP addresses to provide customized features, enable or disable access to content or to blacklist IP addresses involved in "denial of service" attacks against a website.
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Adidas announced Thursday that an "unauthorized party" said it gained access to customers' data on its U.S. website, including customer email addresses, physical addresses, usernames, and encrypted passwords, reports Business Insider.
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On view is an iPad displaying the new email addresses generated in real time, next to which is an enormous static panel displaying thousands of email addresses which were contacted beforehand.
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And they would not be hard to find — the Department of Homeland Security has DACA and tax documents showing their addresses, which may also be the addresses of their undocumented parents.
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Names and addresses They typically listed the names and addresses of alleged Gulenists, as well as of publishing houses, media groups, educational centers and schools deemed to support the exiled cleric.
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Some email addresses are easy to work out, and aren't supposed to be a secret—plenty of businesses, for example, just use a 'first name, last name' format for their addresses.
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" Over flickers of electric guitar, Miguel addresses the "C.
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" The third capacity addresses the question, "Ulterior to what?
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The breach, which was tied last month to the influencer marketing firm Octoly, exposed not only the stars' true identities, but their street addresses, apartment numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, and more.
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When I entered the first person I aimed to scan into the system, Predictim returned a wealth of personal data—home addresses, names of relatives, phone numbers, alternate email addresses, the works.
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The leaked data included usernames, emails addresses, MAC addresses, device serial numbers, and financial transaction information—though it does not appear that any Social Security numbers or credit card information was exposed.
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Email addresses, phone numbers, and IP addresses aren't public on Twitter (unless you chose to tweet them out in the relevant time frame), and Twitter uses have to opt into geo-location.
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The company says the applications the hacker accessed were from 2005 through early 2443 and contained consumers' personal information including names, addresses, zip codes, email addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth.
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Next, it shows you your personal information, such as email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, education, and employment history and asks you to set which audience this information is visible to for each.
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Right now, the app is able to find addresses for some locations, like airports and some restaurants, but isn't always able to consistently find relevant addresses when you type in specific venues.
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The charges allege that Ali Alzabarah and Ahmad Abouammo used their employee credentials to access information about specific Twitter users, including their email addresses, birth dates, phone numbers and internet protocol addresses.
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Hackers have stolen the personal data, including usernames, passwords, email addresses, and IP addresses of more than 45 million people who are members of car, sports, and tech sites such as AutoGuide.
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Hunt obtained the data, which includes usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, and passwords hashed with the notoriously weak MD5 algorithm, along with a salt for some 107,303 accounts, and verified its authenticity.
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The company says the applications the hacker accessed were from 2005 through early 2019 and contained consumers' personal information including names, addresses, zip codes, email addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth.
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The site will also let you export the addresses to Excel, which is a nice feature considering a number of wedding invitation companies require couples to provide addresses in an electronic spreadsheet.
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The results were stark: In one particular group of 1.9 million comments, according to BuzzFeed News' analysis, 94% of the email addresses belonged to people who had fallen victim to a hack known as the Modern Business Solutions data breach, in which millions of people's personal information, including full names, birthdates, home addresses, and email addresses, had been stolen.
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By November, we had it mostly figured out: Facebook has nearly limitless access to all the phone numbers, email addresses, home addresses, and social media handles most people on Earth have ever used.
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While BuzzFeed News focused its search on tweets containing private phone numbers, quick searches turned up tweets containing additional personally identifiable information for people other than the tweeter, including addresses and email addresses.
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The data included personal information the company said it collects at the time it receives card applications, including names, addresses, ZIP codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth and self-reported income.
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DocuSign added that only email addresses were stolen and other sensitive information, including names, physical addresses, passwords, social security numbers, credit card data and documents sent through the eSignature system, were not accessed.
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"The commission's rule addresses — and addresses only — transactions occurring on the wholesale market," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in a 6-2 decision, from which Justice Samuel Alito recused himself due to an investment.
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White House officials are instructed to use their official email addresses for government business and to forward any emails on their private accounts to their White House addresses relating to their official duties.
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The information that was compromised included names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, and previous work history, as well as the knowledge that the victims applied to work at McDonald's at one time.
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"The commission's rule addresses -- and addresses only -- transactions occurring on the wholesale market," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in a 22019-2 decision, from which Justice Samuel Alito recused himself due to an investment.
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Motherboard tested the emails and while they were found to be legitimate addresses, when the publication tried to send messages to the addresses, they bounced back suggesting they were no longer in use.
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In the accompanying interview, she addresses the oddly contentious topic.
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" Dirks addresses the camera, with Hamilton adding, "Baby in there!
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The addresses the Democrats registered included the names of Sens.
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Oh, and the confusing, unnecessary double slash in web addresses?
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Obscuring addresses will give riders an extra layer of protection.
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Ernst and Lee say the Cradle Act addresses this problem.
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And none of this addresses petty and inexplicable Venmo requests.
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Coach Brett Brown addresses the trade rumors with his players.
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Trump's DHS would have their names, addresses, and biometric information.
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Hunt analyzed the databases and found 26,151,608 unique email addresses.
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The program also addresses a chronic problem for the town.
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One of the the main misconceptions she addresses is money.
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Bill Cosby looks on as his lawyer addresses the media.
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She also addresses the idea of women's work more personally.
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I'm not sure that our certification process adequately addresses that.
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The hackers accessed names, Social Security numbers, birthdays, and addresses.
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Vissarion of Siberia addresses his disciples on his birthday, Jan.
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The second document addresses the FDA's process in approving applications.
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Even before that was concluded, we blocked those IP addresses.
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Over time, the plan is to support other addresses, too.
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Here's how their first addresses to the nation afterward compared.
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The proposal also addresses federal judges, prosecutors and public defenders.
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Paul La Farge's The Night Ocean directly addresses his racism.
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But it addresses at least one argument against new housing.
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The final season addresses this elegantly, for what it's worth.
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The published spreadsheets have 4,000 unique records and include addresses.
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Hopefully Sony addresses both of those things with an update.
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And nothing that's changed since then addresses the basic dissonance.
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Those addresses are encrypted so nobody knows their owners' identity.
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One of its corporate email addresses even starts as "secretz".
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The dominant undercurrent is immigration, which Banerjee's work consistently addresses.
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The addresses printed on the ballots read "low Earth orbit".
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Pope Francis addresses a U.N. food summit in Rome, Nov.
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Critics say VOICE addresses a problem that doesn't really exist.
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Internet access was still being shared mostly through Telnet addresses.
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A senior KWS official addresses media as the site burns.
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An email marketing company exposed some 736 million email addresses.
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A little boat that Catullus addresses in one of his
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For now, the company will only ship to U.S. addresses.
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Damond's family addresses the media outside their house in Sydney.
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DNS is the technology that translates URLs into IP addresses.
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Today, most packages are now going directly to residential addresses.
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Leaked data included national identification numbers, birth dates, and addresses.
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The snooping was unrelated to the management of internet addresses.
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The agenda addresses health and reproductive care in several items.
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The settlement addresses Matthew's concerns about the home's premature demolition.
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Of her 144 manifesto pledges, only one addresses women's issues.
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In Jay's song "Kill Jay Z" he addresses that night.
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"Many of the senders have Russian IP addresses," Kloeckner added.
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People might want to see if he addresses the subject.
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And Apple can now easily suggest addresses with this interface.
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SEI identified around 78 IP addresses that accessed the vendor .
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Holding Pattern addresses these realities in thoughtful and emotional ways.
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IP addresses are assigned geographically, and sometimes with alarming precision.
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MAC addresses can identify devices but can be easily spoofed.
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"The police also release data - names and addresses," said Rustinawati.
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Some of the content produced during these partnerships addresses Mrs.
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In its opening minutes, Beach Club addresses Lohan's painful past.
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The addresses begin simply with "Bymuren 363" (City Wall 1).
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NordVPN has some neat security features, including shared IP addresses.
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Penn also addresses the party's approach to the working class.
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Anchorage ditches usernames, passwords, email addresses and phone numbers completely.
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Sadly, the challenges the movie addresses are far from over.
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The 28503 NPR addresses the modernization of the NC22019 system.
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Moreover, places that are at sea have only English addresses.
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The data included names, titles, telephone numbers and email addresses.
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Presidents have used televised addresses in all sorts of ways.
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Both parents listed their addresses in London in the certificate.
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Then he created new email addresses and entered his teams.
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They cannot be shipped to your home or other addresses.
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The F.B.I. published eight internet addresses used in the attack.
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At his Friday night addresses, he calls for armed "resistance"
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These animals still used the molecular addresses their ancestors used.
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The senator rarely addresses his time as a POW publicly.
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The Modern Fish Act addresses each of these serious challenges.
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Many of the addresses were not being used by Trump.
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The app downloads users' public Facebook profiles and email addresses.
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Visitors' IP addresses would be largely safe, the company said.
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You can find the candidates' addresses on their respective websites.
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Iran's leader, Hassan Rouhani, addresses the UN body on Wednesday.
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Keynote speaker Evgeny Morozov addresses the Seven on Seven crowd.
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Mckesson said two of his email addresses were also breached.
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The technology really addresses these things that she's longing for.
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The EAPPA addresses this issue through a range of provisions.
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Anyone he had ever worked for, all 82 email addresses.
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It never shares any details about people's names and addresses.
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Her work addresses the relationship between women, memory, and time.
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Critics say little in the museum addresses the continuing discrimination.
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Full names and addresses are most useful to responding police.
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Most addresses associated with Clinton were claimed years ago. ClintonWarren.
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Send your email to a collection of BCC'd email addresses.
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The other team, unfamiliar with the neighborhoods, used what0003words addresses.
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Online records are scoured in search of alternate home addresses.
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The Enlightenment gave us street addresses and ushered in democracy.
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Ms. Mask is working on a book about street addresses.
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Now, Denmark is offered a sculpture that addresses the past.
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Canterbury told the Guardian that names and addresses were taken.
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The security breach involved user names, email addresses and passwords.
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What is the rhetorical question Hamlet addresses in his soliloquy?
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He addresses topics at length, but never speaks too much.
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Delete any old work email addresses that no longer apply.
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But to find the best addresses, you need insider tips.
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He's like, all of their email addresses end with theverge.
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The email addresses for Lean In employees bear her initials.
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Their office staff also addresses me by my first name.
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After the investigation, Reddit banned several of these web addresses.
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Medicare for all addresses this problem by eliminating the middleman.
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Vladimir Putin addresses Russian lawmakers on the proposed new laws.
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He addresses many of his employees by their first name.
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A lot of people didn't even have email addresses yet.
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This case only addresses the accounts of Mann and Haleyi.
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The U.S. faces similar issues, but it addresses them differently.
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Friends grew leery of giving the couple their home addresses.
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The G.A.O. decision addresses a rather narrow appropriations law issue.
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But it's not one of the hallmarks of commencement addresses.
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Some share common addresses or phone numbers as ProPetro's headquarters.
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We now divide the president's public addresses into two categories.
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Collect email addresses from those who will out your form.
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ORG addresses, we urge you to stop the sale of .
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LexisNexis is crucial for finding phone numbers and home addresses.
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Among the questions Liu addresses are: What makes power legitimate?
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The passport scanner automatically addresses visitors in their native tongues.
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Walgreens is confident the new deal addresses the watchdogs' concerns.
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The IP addresses listed in the data also raise questions.
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Traditionally, the President of the United States addresses the group.
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The records include customer names, addresses and social security numbers.
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Those internet addresses could provide the targets for external computers.
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Consider the sonnet "Salut," which addresses a gathering of poets.
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Cover: Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren addresses her supporters in Manchester.
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This information includes names, physical addresses, and car registration information.
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This year's "Prime Cuts" addresses every area of government spending.
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The data includes email addresses, usernames, and poorly hashed passwords.
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Internet service providers can then tie names to I.P. addresses.
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He regularly addresses criminal justice reform in his stump speech.
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I exchange addresses with the company and a present arrives.
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Through the suit, Glennon was able to subpoena She's A Homewrecker and Facebook for IP addresses, as well as Internet Service Providers to find out the identities of the people behind the IP addresses.
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The administrative panel logs physical addresses, phone status (even battery level), IP addresses, geographic area, times and other kinds of irregular behavior, aiming to keep as many tabs on your password usage as possible.
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DNS, which translates web addresses into computer-readable IP addresses, has been plagued with vulnerabilities, making it easy to hijack any step of the process to surreptitiously send users to fake or malicious sites.
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"We ... ask you to give us all information you have about the persons behind these ... pages, especially names, email-addresses, IP-addresses or other contact details," Vienna-based law firm Freimueller/Obereder/Pilz said.
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They've finally fixed the problem, but that doesn't change the fact that personal information like names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and more were all readily accessible for anyone who knew where to look.
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Consular officials can now request all prior passport numbers, five years of social media handles, email addresses and phone numbers from applicants, as well as addresses, employment and travel history stretching back 15 years.
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In the investigation published today, researchers conducted hourly scans of all Batelco's IP addresses, and found that around 12 percent of those that responded (around 2,000 addresses) experienced regular disruptions between 7PM and 1AM.
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"The thing that disappoints me about this is that they're only checking addresses that have a balance instead of all addresses that have ever been used," he said in an interview over the phone.
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The company's threat investigators have access to information like IP addresses, email addresses, and other indicators that they use to determine who is behind a network of accounts and from where they are operating.
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To test the apps, reporters at The New York Times created a mock contact list of politicians and celebrities with their names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and workplaces and other data about them.
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Ms. Jackson-Street said Spirit Lake had identified and was trying to reach 211 members without residential addresses, in addition to printing ID cards for members who had addresses but no document showing them.
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Led by Vice President Mike Pence, the White House commission published a 112-page document of comments received from June 29 through July 11, including personal email addresses, phone numbers and even home addresses.
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Under the Breach said several high-profile guests at MGM properties had their email addresses, phone numbers and physical addresses exposed, including one guest with the same name as Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive.
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Before long, their names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, social media profiles, and their family's social media profiles were shared online on a website aimed at revealing the identities of adult actresses called PornWikiLeaks.
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Last month the federal agency sent DreamHost a search warrant for files, HTTP requests, error logs and other data that contain IP addresses and email addresses of people who have visited website disruptj20.org.
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Trump finally addresses rising anti-Semitism after dozens of bomb threats to Jewish community centers Trump finally addresses rising anti-Semitism after dozens of bomb threats to Jewish community centers Updated: 2:41 p.m.
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U.S. Soccer filed a suit against the women's national team in federal court Wednesday and appended to the papers was an exhibit that disclosed the names, home addresses, and email addresses of 28 players.
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The documents include thousands of major donor names, physical addresses, phone numbers and email addresses, and contain memos about political strategies, the upcoming Democratic National Convention and fundraising tactics, according to The Hill's Joe Uchill.
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Unlike in cases where so-called squatters register web addresses they hope to sell for profit, there were no indications the addresses were being made available for resale or populated with ads to make money.
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Number of IP addresses on which each tech giant is squattingIllustration: Dominic ElseyThe number of IP addresses controlled by each company surprised me, given what it says about the amount of the internet they control.
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So far, only seven White House email addresses have taken the basic step of setting up alerts to be notified when their addresses are used in phishing scams, according to the Global Cyber Alliance report.
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They then stole personal information from subscribers like names, dates of birth, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, employment, and income data, but also more sensitive pieces of information like health identification and social security numbers.
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This information included personal information Capital One routinely collects at the time it receives credit card applications, including names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income.
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The major parties also prospect for email addresses with social media "petitions" about hot-button topics, some collecting emails addresses without a person typing it, thanks to other software linked to the person's Facebook account.
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Plaintiff intends to subpoena the shared Google spreadsheet metadata for the List, email accounts, Google accounts and ISPs in order to learn the identity of the account holders for the email addresses and IP addresses.
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Marriott says data on "fewer than 383 million unique guests" was stolen in the data breach, revealed in September, including guest names, postal addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, genders, email addresses and reservation information.
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The databases were publicly accessible and included customer names, email addresses, mailing addresses, and the last four digits of credit card numbers, according to the Kromtech Security Center, the firm that discovered the exposed data.
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The court upheld a state law in North Dakota that demands voters have identification cards with residential addresses, a requirement that some tribes say discriminates against members who use postal boxes rather than street addresses.
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A Facebook page, for example, might contain current and past physical addresses where a person has lived, phone numbers, email addresses, names of pets, significant events such as birthdays and anniversaries, hobbies and other interests.
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And, that same year, GAO determined that as much as $1.3 billion in incorrect Medicare payments were made to ineligible health care providers with bogus addresses, including addresses for empty lots and fast food restaurants.
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The server contained résumés and CVs for job applicants spanning 2014 and 2017, many of which included private information like phone numbers and home addresses, but also email addresses and a person's prior work experience.
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Names, dates of birth, profile images, and even addresses were stolen.
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"Hunger" addresses both her issues with food and her creative desires.
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Mr. Sanders, wearing a suit and tie, directly addresses the doubters.
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Front started out as an app to manage shared email addresses.
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It said police were carrying out raids at the suspects' addresses.
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President Trump addresses the summit, China, Russia and the midterm elections.
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Narvaez addresses Pope Francis, asking for intervention for the sick Petronin.
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Let's face it, most inaugural addresses are simply rhetorical victory laps.
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Police in Midwest City checked various addresses without success, KOCO reported.
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Rick Scott (R) addresses his election night party in Naples, Fla.
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About half of the $168 million came from about 70 addresses.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addresses his supporters in Ankara, Turkey.
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Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, addresses the state Senate, Thursday, Aug.
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And for the first time, she addresses her distrust of Varys.
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The site shows first and last names, email and IP addresses.
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In her new song "I Am," she addresses insecurities she's faced.
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It asked for names, addresses, birth dates and Social Security numbers.
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The email addresses are listed on My Data Request's site too.
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The registry provides the home addresses and photos of the individuals.
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Good luck using voice control in cities plagued by hyphenated addresses.
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Cloudflare helped both those sites mask their real Internet protocol addresses.
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I visited these links and checked the Ethereum addresses they advertise.
|
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Many forums also disclose users' IP addresses, along with their usernames.
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Jason Kessler the "Unite the Right" rally's organizer, addresses the crowd.
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Often these locations are residential addresses, wreaking havoc on their lives.
|
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McConnell addresses Moore at the 9-minute mark in this video.
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Out of 15 addresses, 14 were already registered on the site.
|
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Between 40 and 50 volunteers are working to verify those addresses.
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Remind students that they have our phone numbers and email addresses.
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It then focuses on Hall, who also addresses the president-elect.
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Lewis has compiled a list of the 10,613 affected addresses here.
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Add the addresses of your stops, and then request your ride.
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The hack exposed email addresses and passwords for 1.4 million users.
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The Versa, thankfully, addresses the issue, with a considerably smaller footprint.
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He addresses the group, telling them they all work for him.
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Maine's Question 3 addresses background checks for purchasing or transferring firearms.
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Urmson delivered one of the keynote addresses right after President Obama.
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The best satire is indistinguishable from the subject matter it addresses.
|
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Motherboard sent multiple emails to several of the company's email addresses.
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At least he's smart about coming up with good email addresses.
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On May 11, police served two warrants on addresses in Hartford.
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To wit: Its haunting title track actually addresses years of bullying.
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IPv22017 consists of 22 bits and can support 22 billion addresses.
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State of the Union addresses have become simplified over the years.
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Congressman, I know this measure passed that overwhelmingly addresses this issue.
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WATCH: Amy Schumer addresses crowd at #March224OurLives in downtown L.A. pic.twitter.
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But for now, people crave entertainment that addresses a dystopian reality.
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Saipov listed both Paterson and Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, as his addresses.
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The middle militant then addresses Cameron, speaking in a British accent.
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In the interview below, CEO Käärman addresses these questions head-on.
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Barrett and Vehvilainen both gave their addresses as British army bases.
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Addresses a "Filter Failed" error when printing to some Canon printers.
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Each of their home addresses is saved on the item pages.
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The names, birth dates and addresses of 997 defectors was leaked.
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Wagner says he later provided the FBI with addresses for Ortega.
|
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The stolen data includes email addresses, telephone numbers, and encrypted passwords.
|
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Chinese corporate registries list several other business addresses for Mr Guan.
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VICE: What drew you to the questions that the book addresses?
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Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy bill addresses almost none of them.
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Not all State of the Union addresses have been delivered orally.
|
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Microsoft is finally making IP addresses hidden by default on Skype.
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George Bush addresses the Republican Convention delegates in Detroit in 1980.
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The proposal also addresses the legal system as a revenue generator.
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Steve Smith Sr. In Yoda costume as he addresses media. pic.twitter.
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But Netflix and other services may not block static IP addresses.
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The information includes home and email addresses and personal phone numbers.
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This resolution addresses a bipartisan problem and should have bipartisan support.
|
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Turner then addresses the camera, which is where things get sticky.
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Republican nominee addresses supporters at large rally View the discussion thread.
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Names, addresses and ID numbers are right there for the taking.
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Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton addresses the crowd as Sen.
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The information exposed includes Social Security numbers, birth dates and addresses.
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After that appeal to shared logic, Mr Booker addresses conservative emotions.
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When I blocked one of his email addresses, he'd create another.
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Then she addresses her biggest pet peeve: buildup around the nose.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: Modi addresses a joint meeting of Congress.
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This means that individual data sets — names, birthdates, addresses, gender, etc.
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By Sunday, the authorities were monitoring addresses associated with Mr. Rahami.
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The new law addresses a serious problem that has plagued Colorado.
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WhatsApp won't share message content, names, addresses and other personal content.
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"This show addresses the intersect between technology and society," Bullrich said.
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They will also see polling locations based on addresses they provide.
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The teaser also addresses the queen's new look and older age.
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The New York Times had redacted the addresses of the plaintiffs.
|
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He also said it addresses privacy and antitrust criticism facing Google.
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Steve Simon can create his legacy if he addresses the issue.
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The customer information includes email addresses, game progression information, and usernames.
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Celia addresses the woman's college and welcomes Claire to the stage.
|
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The malware searched for targeted systems through their unique MAC addresses.
|
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It also requires advertisers to have further credentials, like mailing addresses.
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It addresses all the major causes of acne, Dr. Zeichner says.
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That includes names, addresses, dates of birth and identity card information.
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I'd say it addresses redlining, a lot of issues like that.
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It addresses the foundations of ethics — metaethics — rather than normative ethics.
|
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One set of drivers, who knew the areas, used normal addresses.
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Zoom's privacy page addresses some questions a potential user might have.
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The phrase directly addresses growing anxiety about the rate of change.
|
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Mr. Trump "addresses women on merit all the time," he said.
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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar addresses the Friends of Ireland Luncheon on Thursday.
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The name "Gathering Place" intentionally addresses the city's need for inclusion.
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The new paper addresses several serious criticisms of the original claim.
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Through her work, she addresses ostracism, otherness, racial "passing" and racism.
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Not that this is evident when Mr. Trump addresses the public.
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The information includes names, addresses and the contents of the packages.
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Here, it addresses the hostile dangers of the world Butler created.
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Many addresses are not advertised because the shops double as homes.
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Another nurse discouraged patients from sharing phone numbers and email addresses.
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She had two addresses in Lodz where the Russaks had lived.
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It's not uncommon for LLC's to list mailboxes as their addresses.
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It's also very difficult for celebrities to keep their addresses secret.
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There were also email addresses: one from an account at EverydayFamily.
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The difficulty doesn't lie just in changing people's addresses or diplomas.
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Vermont has a narrowly focused law that only addresses data brokers.
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Officers were searching two residential addresses in north London, they added.
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Lovely to look at, this sculpture/graph addresses a pressing matter.
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Go deeper: Greta Thunberg addresses climate deniers' attacks and Trump's tweet
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The tougher law, at least ostensibly, addresses a very real issue.
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EST: President Obama addresses the Illinois General Assembly in Springfield, Ill.
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One of the IP addresses the hackers gave me was 121.185.
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"One of his residential addresses is inside Trump's head," she said.
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It is difficult to draw any conclusions from the IP addresses.
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It also addresses concerns raised by Republican members during that markup.
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Democratic nominee for president Hillary Clinton addresses the Democratic National Convention.
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The information reportedly included usernames, passwords, email addresses and join dates.
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She also addresses issues of post-pregnancy beauty and body acceptance.
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Congress should pass legislation that addresses this concern in three respects.
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Captain Lee Rosbach addresses the Season 6 crew on Below Deck.
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It&aposs designed to be far more precise than conventional addresses.
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This attitude persists even as she addresses sexism, racism and representation.
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She sent some of the emails to commissioners' private email addresses.
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The Friday settlement addresses three related federal cases against Wells Fargo.
|
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One sketch, for example, addresses the immigration crisis at the border.
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" He wrote: "This recusal statement addresses all of my ethics obligations.
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These records include birthdates, addresses, race, Hispanic origin and citizenship status.
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"Flex addresses issues in our community head on," Mr. Gray said.
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It asked people about their preferences and not their current addresses.
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DNS, or domain name system, resolve web addresses such as www.gizmodo.
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This is one of at least two packages with bad addresses.
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Few buildings here have addresses, so taxi drivers operate by landmarks.
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Yes, there is a section of U.S. code that addresses this.
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Daley addresses this problem by presenting 2010 as an electoral outlier.
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The locations are so exact you can figure out exact addresses.
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CBS News anchor Elaine Quijano addresses the audience before the debate.
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He prefers improvising at a political rally to earnest policy addresses.
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Like the Cuarón film, "Capernaum" addresses the plight of female laborers.
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Sometimes the results, like vanity addresses on buildings, are seemingly harmless.
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In many cases, home addresses and birth dates were also compromised.
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Charlie Baker addresses reporters during a press update on Friday, Sept.
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Some of them even coming from the email addresses of friends.
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Three people have since gained citizenship using one of those addresses.
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For now, it's anyone's guess as to who is behind the transaction, as the addresses involved aren't known to the cryptocurrency community (all Bitcoin addresses are pseudonymous but can gain recognition through re-use or public identification by the owner.) There are only around 100 Bitcoin addresses holding more than 10,000 bitcoins, accounting for 14.95 percent of all mined coins, according to BitInfoCharts.
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LEE: Absolutely and that&aposs one of the things that I like about the Goodlatte proposal is that it addresses that and it addresses the Docker situation in a manner that&aposs shuts off the magnet.
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If those bills become law, public schools and universities will be forced to hand over teachers' personal telephone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses without giving teachers an opportunity to opt out of the information sharing.
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Worse, while some of these fake comments used made up names and addresses, many misused the real names and addresses of actual people as part of the effort to undermine the integrity of the comment process.
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The Verge understands that one document includes a list of personal phone numbers, home addresses, and email addresses for all of the season 7 Game of Thrones actors, including Peter Dinklage, Lena Headey, and Emilia Clarke.
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If hackers were able to alter the recorded addresses of a few thousand voters with African-American family names, for example, they could disenfranchise these voters, whose identification documents would no longer match their listed addresses.
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Under the new procedures, consular officials can request all prior passport numbers, five years' worth of social media handles, email addresses and phone numbers and 15 years of biographical information including addresses, employment and travel history.
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Although I shook my fist at Amazon and capitalism when I heard this, in hindsight the elitist notion that MIT should have 2 billion IP addresses was also wrong and Amazon probably needed the addresses more.
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The breach exposed sensitive guest data, including combinations of names, mailing addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, Starwood Preferred Guest account information, date of births, genders, arrival and departure information, reservation dates, and communication preferences.
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There is even a trend of children's guardians using fake addresses to enroll them in better schools in nearby neighborhoods or towns — living in fear of hired investigators who follow children home to verify their addresses.
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Although resolving IP addresses to precise geographical location is difficult to do, the researchers were able to pinpoint the addresses they found to a specific city or region in all cases except four of the systems.
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The disparate viewing information is tied to IP addresses, which can be matched to characteristics like age, gender, income and more through big data brokers like Experian without using personally identifiable information like names and addresses.
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"We have no idea if it was an accident or not, but it's much easier to make the mistake of blocking Bing when you're blocking a set of IP addresses," he said, referring to website addresses.
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MARKETERS DREAM The major parties also prospect for email addresses with social media "petitions" about hot-button topics, some collecting emails addresses without a person typing it, thanks to other software linked to the person's Facebook account.
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Among other things, Schneiderman cited a Broadband for America-funded study that found nearly 8 million comments had been submitted using temporary or disposable email addresses, and nearly 10 million comments involved duplicate email and home addresses.
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According to the letter, the hackers stole credit card numbers, the security code and expiration date, as well as names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and ZIP codes — everything that someone might need to make fraudulent payments.
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Top Clinton aide Huma Abedin, in her interview, explained how they had to update email addresses with the White House so Clinton could email President Barack Obama because the President could only receive emails from approved addresses.
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The group, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), has historically been contracted out to manage the behind-the-scenes workings of the Internet that pair up numerical IP addresses with their familiar Web addresses.
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In addition to the Equifax breach, which affected more than 212 million people, Acxiom was hacked in 22012, and over 1.6 billion records (including names, addresses, and email addresses) were stolen, and some were sold to spammers.
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Most things you buy on Amazon are eligible for free two-day shipping, but there are a few exceptions:Some items that are fulfilled by Amazon Marketplace sellersMagazine subscriptionsPersonalized gift cardsItems sent to international addresses and addresses in
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" The hacker, who recently leaked the DNC's opposition file on Trump, also posted what appears to be a donor spreadsheet of more than 17,000 names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, event names and dollar figures marked "Amount.
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While it is deeply troubling that our government is forcing employers to share personal information such as employee names, work schedules and locations, email addresses, home addresses, and phone numbers, it has far more wide-ranging consequences.
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The vast majority of the data lost in the breach, Capital One says, was customers' personal information: "Names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," Capital One said.
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As well as email addresses—some of which seem to contain full names of individuals—the data includes alleged password hashes, user birthdates, IP addresses, and what appears to be a few hundred private messages between users.
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It turns out Vancouver and Richmond addresses are over eight times more likely to appear in the papers than the Canadian per-capita average, while West Vancouver addresses are in there 19.2 times more than the norm.
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At the same time, a significant number of advertisers run ads internationally, and a high number of advertisers run content that addresses social issues — an ad from a non-governmental organization, for example, that addresses women's rights.
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DreamHost, on the other hand, faced a different issue this week: The Department of Justice sent DreamHost a search warrant for data that contain IP addresses and email addresses of people who have visited the website disruptj20.
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It will take the DHS's "Automated Indicator Sharing" stream of potential cyber threats (the DHS describes these as things like malicious IP addresses and email addresses of known phishing accounts), and will stream them to private companies.
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Ford sent emails from addresses pretending to be an Apple support representative.
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But, the FBI's malware actually grabbed more than just suspects' IP addresses.
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Magazine where he addresses rumors that he became involved with Charlize Theron.
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At its core, this method addresses more than just your racing thoughts.
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February 22018, 222: Khloé Kardashian directly addresses the drama with a tweet.
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The Boosted Board basically addresses everything I didn't like about regular skateboards.
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Included in the video are two email addresses seemingly belonging to customers.
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"Stuck" addresses explicitly the feeling of trappedness that embodiment can bring about.
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The system continuously builds up a database of addresses and customer details.
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FILE -- Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addresses a meeting in Ankara, Turkey.
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One of the cases addresses the constitutionality of funding for religious institutions.
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The commonwealth said changing the jury pool addresses such concerns about fairness.
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He addresses it in his opening speech of episode three, season one.
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Liam McAtasney listens as his attorney addresses the jury during closing arguments.
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Emails sent to the various "Kiev Fashion Resistance" email addresses bounced back.
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That's exactly what the Showtime drama series I'm Dying Up Here addresses.
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None of the addresses contacted responded to BuzzFeed News requests for comment.
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" At this, the field marshal addresses Walther, "Ma'am, you can leave too.
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Some promise comprehensive criminal histories, others addresses, phone numbers, or familial relationships.
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Cuban President Raúl Castro addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Sept.
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Oh and also, he actually knows Yoda, who addresses him by name.
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But it also covers IP addresses, location data, and web browsing cookies.
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Each of these sectors addresses specific goals aligned with the UN's SDGs.
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In total, the government has reportedly blocked over 19 million IP addresses.
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Messages sent to email addresses Knust formerly used bounced back as undelivered.
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Let's be honest: State of the Union addresses are seldom exciting affairs.
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See here for our full analysis of State of the Union addresses.
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" In his #GlamourWOTY speech, Bono addresses Trump directly, "Make equality a priority.
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Entering addresses requires choosing one letter at a time from the menu.
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One of New York City's most iconic addresses is up for sale.
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Akhavan's film is important and addresses an issue that's obviously still relevant.
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The problem that this prize addresses has only been getting more obvious.
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Pusha also addresses Drake reckoning with his own blackness in the song.
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How will we ensure that the justice system better addresses sexual violence?
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CBS addresses its investigation into "NCIS: New Orleans" showrunner Brad Kern again.
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And that situation is the type of thing that an ERPO addresses.
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However, voter registration databases with names, numbers, emails and addresses are vulnerable.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi addresses reporters in Washington, June 15, 2017.
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Perhaps even more importantly, it also gathered email addresses along the way.
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The pilfered data include addresses, credit-card details and Social Security numbers.
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The SFDA–Stanford project addresses one link in the chain: prosecutorial decisions.
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" She then addresses how she has been viewed by people as "obscene.
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Then, just add the addresses of your stops, and request the ride.
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As a result, millions of IP addresses have been impacted beyond Telegram.
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Francis never addresses his critics, or the controversies of his papacy, directly.
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E-mail addresses including Vinci's name were used to mislead the media.
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The latter solution addresses a problem that the first two helped create.
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The compromised info included stuff like passwords, phone numbers and email addresses.
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Justin addresses issues involving girlfriends, the media and being on top again.
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Users' accounts will automatically check their IP addresses to spot their location.
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Choose "custom," and then enter your new primary and secondary DNS addresses.
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The same internet addresses were linked to previous North Korean cyber attacks.
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"We think it addresses a great gap in the market," she continued.
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There's also the software layer, which addresses everything happening on the device.
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She also mentioned briefly that MAC addresses will be randomized by default.
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Volume II addresses whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice while in office.
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With this, you can choose to always collect email addresses, for example.
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One of the most recognizable and secure addresses in the entire world.
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Removing outdated addresses in other mail programs works in a similar fashion.
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Reformulated as SB-50, the bill addresses gentrification concerns in two ways.
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They only sought customer names, email addresses and scrambled passwords, Dell said.
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Today, the ISO 26262 standard addresses systematic failures and random hardware failures.
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The notes in the security update say it specifically addresses the flaw.
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Through her subjects, Kelly pointedly addresses the pervasiveness of racism in Germany.
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To get prospective clients, they would "scrape" the internet for email addresses.
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About 500 of the email addresses contained in the database are from .
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Modest improvements in security blacklisted addresses that were sending the most spam.
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It's a mysterious concept that addresses the endless mysteries that surround us.
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Where else would we find store locations, phone numbers, and email addresses?
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Despite Kaine's newfound concerns, the TPP addresses more than just tariff barriers.
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On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump addresses Congress for the first time.
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These addresses are required to make payments to other people or organizations.
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The group also published several email addresses affiliated with the Thai police.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) addresses the Democratic National Convention.
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You can now more easily integrate addresses, people and organizations in LUIS.
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In two essays, the late, black lesbian poet addresses black women's rage.
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Encoded in the web addresses was the contact information of other victims.
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The proxy server comprised of several cell phones with rotating IP addresses.
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But even Mr Obama's drawn-out addresses fall short of the record.
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And he also wrote The Social Contract, a text Mishra barely addresses.
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Cook also addresses Apple's increasingly public approach to environmental and social issues.
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None of the above addresses the second half of repeal and replace.
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Episode 7 addresses all of that in flashbacks, but it's still maddening.
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This new device is interesting as it addresses the prosumer segment directly.
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Abraham Lincoln's SOTU addresses are a model of the now endangered genre.
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So we're blocking IP addresses from countries that don't usually access us.
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Exposed data included passport details, birthdates, addresses, phone numbers and payment cards.
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Dana Loesch addresses attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday.
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Ben Shapiro addresses attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday.
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The Bebop and Disco addresses different markets as they're fundamentally different drones.
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This week's episode of Pitchfork Economics directly addresses outsize wealth and taxes.
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It will give addresses for the other nine in a forthcoming update.
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Ivanka Trump addresses the World Assembly for Women conference Friday in Tokyo.
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Zuck:I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS[Redacted Friend's Name]: What?
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Additionally, Kentucky's waiver addresses dental coverage, vision coverage and substance abuse treatment.
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He spent $187,000 on payroll for staffers with home addresses in California.
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"You read his letter and it addresses that very clearly," Porter said.
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Stolen data included users&apos names, addresses, phone numbers, and plan details.
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Only a portion of trade deals' language addresses conventional trade issues, i.e.
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"The legislation addresses these challenges actually head on," the Kentucky Republican said.
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The revised agreement, Mr. Santos has argued, addresses both of their concerns.
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Hackers obtained names, delivery addresses, contact information, and partial credit-card information.
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Repeat infringers often change webpage addresses and immediately repost the infringing content.
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For instance, Lonely Planet added what3words addresses to its Mongolia travel guide.
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It has the addresses of the places you want to get to.
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Uniform Resource Locators are the familiar web addresses you use every day.
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Apple also makes constitutional arguments, including one that addresses the First Amendment.
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And he is showing no signs of changing how he addresses them.
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For example, he addresses why we feel pain, suffering, happiness and satisfaction.
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By the age of 19503, he had lived at 50 different addresses.
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These numbers are in line with initial reactions to previous SOTU addresses.
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A lot of these addresses I've gathered through these oral history interviews.
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There are bogus addresses for players, doctored grade sheets and illegal recruiting.
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Boehmermann addresses this section of the criminal code during the short video.
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" The vast majority of email addresses, according to LeakedSource, use the "@mail.
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The lesson: Huge datadumps of email addresses and passwords continue to surface.
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The rapper addresses the media speculation for her discourse on Twitter recently.
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The majority of homes and businesses in Navajo Nation don't have addresses.
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Motherboard viewed Golding's profile from IP addresses both within and outside Germany.
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These institutions routinely record Social Security numbers, past addresses and emergency contacts.
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Yes, there were terrorists in Pakistan, but I didn't have their addresses.
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No one in schools or in the broader community addresses these issues.
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Nonetheless, no 2020 presidential run unless #FeelTheBern 2.0 addresses some internal reforms.
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They opened bank accounts and picked up mail at unoccupied home addresses.
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But viewership has remained pretty steady for Trump's addresses all three years.
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Even tribal headquarters, the biggest buildings in town, don't always have addresses.
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I'd received a few letters with penitentiary return addresses and hadn't responded.
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The Age of Un-Enlightenment is using addresses to usher it out.
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Then, it will need the correct direct deposit information or mailing addresses.
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There's at least one album out there that addresses these hard facts.
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The budget bill only partly addresses many of these and other needs.
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Out of 500 addresses, 498 were linked to accounts on Mate1.com.
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It is when he directly addresses Phoebe that Gornall truly sets sail.
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It has 30,000 elements, including names, addresses, phone numbers and license plates.
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I love that it addresses the unique needs of this diverse neighborhood.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKendall Jenner Addresses Lesbian Rumors Meek Mill: Close To Freedom?
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Those addresses had been linked to their websites, making their names traceable.
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The game also addresses another narrative problem games never address: multiple lives.
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Posting packages was always a problem because she could not write addresses.
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He insisted that other people were creating fake addresses at vacant lots.
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These identifiers can then be used to track IP addresses over time.
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act also addresses some food insecurity issues.
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Once she has the list of names, N.K. tracks down their addresses.
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Air pollution levels were estimated at the home addresses of the participants.
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It's in the employee email addresses, which have moved over to fb.
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" Another woman addresses America directly: "Don't be so self-important and arrogant.
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The proposal addresses three phases of substance abuse: prevention, treatment and recovery.
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This, Ms. Bair said, addresses both their financial and social support needs.
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Peter Beinart, writing in The Atlantic, addresses the way this plays out.
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Civica, however, addresses a relatively small share of the nation's drug costs.
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The recent congressional consensus on Iran addresses many of such demands, i.e.
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There are ample reasons to dislike the State of the Union addresses.
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So Media Bridge harvests names and email addresses from a data breach.
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In addresses here this week, all three warned against an inward turn.
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The key difference: DuckDuckGo does not store IP addresses or user information.
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Of particular note will be how or whether Biden addresses the USMCA.
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This post addresses the payor/provider world, not pharmaceutical companies or biotech.
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Another 40,000 addresses were linked to people who had failed the process.
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The marketplace for internet addresses has become attractive even to big investors.
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Now, the new policy specifically addresses anti-voting sentiment in paid ads.
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Here are memorable moments from addresses at California campuses or by Californians.
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We also have a help center page that addresses this specific concern.
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Today's lead piece from The Times editorial board also addresses health care.
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Trump could offer additional information when he addresses the nation Wednesday morning.
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You can add email addresses to your block list manually here too.
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He is far more press-averse, rarely giving interviews or public addresses.
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Some addresses for parents list only a street, some merely a city.
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Do you think the fee effectively addresses the university's ties to slavery?
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Criminals are scanning billions of IP addresses daily — that includes small businesses.
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Trump addresses border security at meeting with drug trafficking task force pic.twitter.
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What we saw Tuesday night was two State of the Union addresses.
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Only use them to make trades then back out to safe addresses.
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French President Emmanuel Macron addresses a joint session of Congress on Wednesday.
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A DNS outage results an inability to translate hosts to IP addresses.
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Edward Snowden addresses a conference in Milan, Italy, on May 26, 2019.
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The first talking point in the email Wednesday addresses that issue: Rep.
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One of Sessions' addresses to the workforce, in particular, resonated with judges.
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He also addresses less critical social issues, like the obsession with selfies.
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Democrats have brought Dreamers to joint addresses to Congress in the past.
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The stolen data included Social Security numbers, names, birth dates and addresses.
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Sanders is spending Labor Day giving addresses in New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Beyond business needs, the family addresses personal needs with assistants and nannies.
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" It seems like it should just be: "Pence Addresses March for Life.
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By following wallet addresses, it's possible to see the movement of money.
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Hackers stole information, including names and email addresses, in the 2016 hack.
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The skit also addresses recent rumors that Trump is considering ousting Spicer.
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IANA is responsible for managing those addresses and the Domain Name System.
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In this week's chat, Russell addresses why he makes certain coloring choices.
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The murders have one of the most glamorous addresses in the country.
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He addresses immigration, the government, the economy, and the commodification of art.
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Buil is a dancer; in other mediums, she still addresses the body.
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According to Sunny, the track addresses the current state of the world.
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John Kasich addresses supporters after placing second in the New Hampshire primary.
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The FBI bulletin reportedly provided eight IP addresses connected to the attacks.
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Not surprisingly, some of Patterson's best work subtly and poignantly addresses both.
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Obviously swiping right to everyone only addresses the first stage of that.
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MaxMind determined that over a million IP addresses were operated by entities in Pretoria (such as South African ISP Telkom SA), and so it geolocated those IP addresses to the coordinates offered by the NGA for the city.
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In a kind of bungle that utterly boggles the mind in 2019, the ESA had made available on its site a full spreadsheet of contact information for thousands of attendees, including email addresses, phone numbers and physical addresses.
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The system was first infiltrated in 2014, according to the company, and they waited until now to scoop up millions of names, passport numbers, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, email addresses, and in some cases credit card information.
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Due to security shortcomings, a hacker in 2015 was able to access the VTech computer network and take personal information of customers, including names of adults and children as well as addresses and email addresses, the complaint said.
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Although some of the data was publicly viewable to other users on the site, much of the data contained personal and sensitive information, including email addresses, postal addresses, phone numbers and their approximate geolocation based off their IP address.
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Federal prosecutors say that the alleged intruder, Paige Thompson, was able to gain access to information like names, addresses, email addresses, dates of birth, and the social security numbers of 140,000 customers and bank account numbers of 80,000 customers.
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According to the U.S. children's privacy law COPPA, operators of apps and websites aimed at young users under the age of 13 can't collect personal data like email addresses, IP addresses, geolocation information or other identifiers without parental consent.
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Other tips, Risher said, include making note of all the email addresses associated with your financial accounts and being mindful of the security associated with those addresses, and limiting the amount of information you share through social media networks.
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Just last week, the Supreme Court declined to overturn North Dakota's voter ID law, which disallows post office boxes as valid addresses, threatening the franchise of American Indians living on reservations, many of whom don't use physical street addresses.
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The report focuses on the mailing addresses used by fraudsters on their citizenship application, noting that thanks to typos and a lack of capitalization, bureaucrats aren't picking up on the scam when they run those addresses through the system.
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It addresses the big questions, morally speaking, when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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In the 80-minute film, she often addresses balancing motherhood with her career.
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Look closely for odd sender email addresses, typos, or language that feels off.
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WATCH: Donald Trump Addresses Crowd After Being Elected President in Stunning Upset 3.
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It was unclear who purchased the addresses targeting the NRA, GOP and others.
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In the episode's powerful final speech, June addresses her mother, a revolutoinary feminist.
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At the end of the drill, a government official addresses to the students.
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For example, some didn't include phone numbers, and others didn't include email addresses.
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MaxMind takes some coordinates from that database and slaps IP addresses on them.
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Some senators have direct email addresses that are easily found on their websites.
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Some 10,000 foreign addresses of Hansa market buyers were passed on to Europol.
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The plugin addresses a small but important part of Google's overall search dominance.
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The stolen data includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, and trip history.
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The stolen data included email addresses, birth dates and answers to security questions.
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The leaked data included email addresses, birth dates and answers to security questions.
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Information about Securus employees, including their personal email addresses, were also reportedly stolen.
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They've been used along with U.S. trucks to get packages to their addresses.
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"It isn't going to be Kano alone" that addresses those issues, he adds.
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This effectively addresses a gap that opened with the abolishment of the draft.
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They also have levied surcharges on retailers for residential addresses and rural deliveries.
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This pattern is consistent throughout Samsung's major keynote addresses at CES and MWC.
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The company tracks your public addresses to notify you when you receive funds.
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Companies tend to use different email addresses for marketing material and customer receipts.
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The planner can also enter email addresses of individuals in the group, too.
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Instead, they can simply direct victims to make payments to specific Bitcoin addresses.
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Attackers gained access to usernames, IP addresses, network configuration and system settings data.
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The comments seem to be posted by different, real people, with addresses attached.
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Newsome's recent work instead addresses the agency of women and transwomen of color.
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In 2012, hackers stole over 117 million email addresses and passwords from LinkedIn.
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California governor-elect Gavin Newsom addresses the shooting and gun control on Nov.
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"This addresses the country's global ambitions and underlines the quality of its ecosystem."
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She's just released a new track, "Furious," that addresses cheating in stark terms.
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She also addresses the pay gap between white women and women of color.
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Doing web research, verifying location addresses, beta testing, user testing for user designs.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article referred to Ethereum addresses as wallets.
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Web administrators can see the IP addresses of everyone who visits their website.
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She addresses the entire room and begs forgiveness for her lack of inclusion.
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But the show rarely addresses the fact that sometimes his ideas are terrible.
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We recently implemented required staff training that addresses implicit bias and transgender care.
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JoJo addresses the rumor on the show, and Jordan denies he was unfaithful.
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It is this lack of a reliable date which the new paper addresses.
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It addresses a host of topics, including parenthood, LGBTQ representation, and mental health.
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Of the thousands of domains requested, only 15 distinct IP addresses were returned.
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About half of Florida's addresses were listed as residential by the Postal Service.
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Again, very few addresses from the city's less wealthy central neighborhoods were involved.
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He addresses Leonard's mid-life struggles with alcohol, and their sometimes difficult relationship.
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President Donald Trump addresses the Republican National Committee's winter meeting in Washington, Feb.
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At the America First Energy Conference, Heartland's president addresses the crowd over lunch.
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The number of active digital wallet addresses for Monero has hung around 5,000.
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When Padget explained he was the new owner, they asked for forwarding addresses.
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It is likely that Obama has long since been using other email addresses.
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The spokesperson was not aware of anyone having transferred money to the addresses.
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It's mostly useful for greetings, addresses and finishing relatively standard phrases for you.
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"Grande addresses the incident in such a perfect, powerful way," the outlet reports.
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Endgame compiled a list of 319 malicious web addresses that specifically use the .
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But web developers can't snatch up every iteration of these typo-inspired addresses.
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The best product that addresses this challenge will receive a prize worth €5,000.
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The department is adding Hunan Guofang and the four addresses to the list.
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All of their email addresses, per the bureau's website, still end in cfpb.gov.
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So emails can be scrubbed of actual addresses, subject lines or anything else.
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The film not only addresses both subjects, but it's one of Obama's favorites.
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Digital footprints suddenly become real people with fears, needs, interests, and residential addresses.
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Phantom also addresses another IoT challenge, which is the scarcity of system resources.
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Sonia Manzano has changed addresses, but her heart still lives on Sesame Street.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) addresses his decision to vote against the GOP budget.
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This is the first program I've seen that addresses all of those complaints.
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Also not shown on the map: web addresses that use non-Latin alphabets.
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Once implanted, the NIT returned the true IP addresses of the site's visitors.
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Lew addresses the CNBC-Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha conference at 8:238 a.m.
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But there is no law at the federal level that addresses revenge porn.
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If you're on WiFi, your individual devices have their own assigned IP addresses.
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STANLEY MCCHRYSTAL'S voice is hoarse as he addresses a packed arena in Helsinki.
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This one more directly addresses a statement that Luckey himself shared on Friday.
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is what converts domain names into IP addresses.
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Tradecloud, for example, addresses the refined metal market, while Metalshub focuses on ferroalloys.
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NUMBER 21 Central Park South is one of New York City's swankier addresses.
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After that, the show got started with "Poker Face," which addresses Gaga's bisexuality.
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What else to watch as Trump addresses the nation at 9 p.m. EST.
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CNN ran those addresses through internet records kept by DomainTools, a cybersecurity firm.
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A woman comes into the room and addresses the old man as Adam.
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Michelle Obama's, by universal acclaim, will join the pantheon of great convention addresses.
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This sounds like a piece of legislation that actually addresses a serious problem.
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In the memo, Smith addresses L.L. Bean's unintentional embroilment with the Trump administration.
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In fact it was customer email addresses which were part of the breach.
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Is there a single film that so honestly and empathetically addresses mental illness?
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The drugs were shipped via mail to various addresses in the Miami area.
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Many errors involved the wrong phone numbers or addresses of the doctor's practice.
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The fine addresses roughly 1,700 commercials that aired for the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
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" Sanders addresses the crowd, waving his fist and saying loudly, "Pass the bills!
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Next, choose the addresses you want iMessage to send and receive messages from.
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I think there's a little bit more of this that addresses Jack's psyche.
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Akado Telecom operates three subnetworks with 24,500 IP addresses in total, Zdolnikov said.
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The rule addresses concerns similar to those that motivated the Glass-Steagall Act.
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He tweeted that the IP addresses for the attackers were coming from China.
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Phil addresses the elephant snake in the room ... what's with the contacts, bro?
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But the way the federal government currently addresses these issues is badly flawed.
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These references are jumping-off points to read or watch the full addresses.
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In some instances, employees created PINs and fake email addresses without any authorization.
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Stowaway claims its right-sized brand addresses two powerful issues: waste and safety.
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They can switch local phone numbers and addresses when necessary from their smartphones.
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Today's announcement addresses the initial recall plans Volkswagen submitted to CARB in December.
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Sharice Davids addresses her supporters at Breit's Stein and Deli in Kansas City.
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Hackers stole usernames, email addresses, passwords and account tokens for third-party services.
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CloudFlare reported more than $100,000 sent to Armada-linked bitcoin addresses since March.
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Often times, different attacks requested funds to be sent to identical Bitcoin addresses.
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The screenshots show full names, phone numbers, email addresses and usernames of servicemen.
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Of the domains we found, all were registered with fake names and addresses.
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The best product that addresses this challenge will receive €5,000 in prize money.
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The best product that addresses this challenge will receive a prize worth €5,173.
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Under a Constellation addresses related themes but from a more intimate, personal standpoint.
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First he addresses "the contemporary fate of boys," and it doesn't look great.
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One such issue is Amendment 28503, a ballot initiative that addresses solar energy.
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Millions of the comments posted during this period came from fraudulent email addresses.
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