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Your most valuable asset can be stolen without a gun.
The big fear is that employee credentials can be stolen.
The keys for these doors can and will be stolen.
But digital money can still be stolen the old-fashioned way.
The feature makes it harder for an account to be stolen.
Their intellectual property will be stolen more than it already has.
So it can't be stolen unless your private keys are compromised.
Further condensed: If you can touch it, it can be stolen.
Animals would be stolen or left to starve or die from dehydration.
Brace yourselves: your heart is about to be stolen by a goldfish.
"There are massive amounts of money that can be stolen," he said.
But it could help those whose years have yet to be stolen.
LG: Right, yeah, so your fingerprint could be stolen, in other words.
So there you have a kind of built in ... Can't be stolen.
At the same time, he worried that the data might be stolen.
But the animals that you add can be stolen by competing players.
"At worst, the SGA allowed an election to be stolen outright," he wrote.
"It is an unusually large amount of fireworks to be stolen," Colbrun said.
That way, your login secrets for one site cannot be stolen by another.
In Russia, the road can be stolen right out from under you, apparently.
SkulltureFactory even posts PSAs about bones entering the market that may be stolen.
What happens to the companies that allow our personal data to be stolen?
Bait devices, be they unattended vehicles or packages, are intended to be stolen.
All of this information could be stolen if the Wi-Fi connection is unsecure.
After all, a pin can be stolen with a quick glance over your shoulder.
One huge benefit to using cryptocurrency is that it can't be stolen or counterfeit.
Tens of thousands of cannabis users' private info just practically begging to be stolen.
They often were the most obvious thing that could be stolen out of a vehicle.
He declined to say whether he still believes the election will be stolen from him.
Industry leaders expect more than $16 billion to be stolen by fraudsters this year alone.
"   QUOTE OF THE DAY  "The election can be stolen on Election Day at polling places.
"We won't let the election, which we have won, be stolen by anyone," he said.
Their intellectual property can be stolen, too — devastating the potential valuation of a start-up.
There appeared to be stolen mail in the back seat of the car, Evans said.
If he ran for it without locking up, his stock would be stolen by looters.
Your information will be stolen and then weaponized against you in the most pernicious ways.
It is also more likely to be stolen, given all the expensive technology inside it.
Having unique, strong passwords is a great first step, but even those can be stolen.
So, we rounded up tons of unexpected beauty gifts that are sure to be stolen first.
"Education can be stolen from you in a second," she wrote in the Guardian on Tuesday.
On Saturday, Trump responded to the recount, again accusing the elections of attempting to be stolen.
If you no longer have an account on a hacked database, your details can't be stolen.
Electric vehicles are generally less likely to be stolen than gas-powered vehicles, the institute said.
But in this case, the Mossad chief, Yossi Cohen, ordered that the material be stolen outright.
"We can't allow Venezuelan oil to be stolen," he said in a speech on state television.
To make matters worse, the information that can be stolen from you is becoming increasingly personal.
The data that these devices collect about us will be stolen and used to commit fraud.
Branson says that too many people are afraid to share their ideas, thinking they'll be stolen.
But like a lot of Sanders supporters, he wasn't so sure that the election wouldn't be stolen.
We become vulnerable by being forced to rely on insecure SSNs and PINs that can be stolen.
Mulvaney said he had been concerned that consumer data could be stolen if the CFPB were hacked.
No software or computer system can be secure if it depends on passwords that can be stolen.
Police pulled over their getaway car and saw "what appeared to be stolen property" inside, Carranza said.
Talents you don't trade can be stolen through your silence, through your absence or after your death.
"We will not accept this election to be stolen, we will protect our votes," Biti told CNN.
One Iowa Trump supporter allegedly voted twice because she was worried her first vote would be stolen.
Some can only be stolen three times and I was the last guy to steal that one.
Or if they don't store the passwords in a secure form, then that password can easily be stolen.
These methods are more secure than texted codes, which can be stolen if an attacker hijacks your SIM.
The first question that comes to mind is how such a large amount of data can be stolen.
And if it's not a given that passwords will be stolen, you acquire those problems for no benefit.
And if a company gets hacked, your data could be stolen regardless of what precautions you personally took.
The officer who had yanked me from the car announced that our Ford Galaxie appeared to be stolen.
You might initially think of something that was stolen, but what could have four letters and be stolen?
Yet close to a quarter of that money will be stolen by fraudsters, according to data from Pixalate.
Some of them, under what appeared to be stolen identities, were posted by computers programmed to submit comments.
"They see their vote is trying to be stolen from the 2016 election," campaign manager Brad Parscale said.
This helps a user prove their identity, even in circumstances where their password may be stolen by a hacker.
The more sites using HTTPS, the less likely it is for any of your private data to be stolen.
It wasn't a completely fruitless operation, however, as police seized a vehicle and a motorcycle believed to be stolen.
For more than two decades, the institute has reported which vehicles are most and least likely to be stolen.
The $276,000 artifact turned out to be stolen, however, and Cage had to return it to the Mongolian government.
The cash may also be stolen or catch fire, two of the chief risks that insurers protect banks against.
The system is preferable to the card system because cards can be stolen or lost and PIN numbers forgotten.
For Trump to maintain that the election is rigged and that his victory will be stolen is a fantasy.
It also is healthy for a team to change up its signs if it thinks they might be stolen.
Bait bikes have GPS tracking devices and are positioned in areas where odds are high that they'll be stolen.
The artists not selected by their coach to move on will be available to be stolen by another coach.
In the end, the missing trees that had inspired the giveaway turned out not to be stolen at all.
Throughout the campaign, Donald Trump stoked up the heated rhetoric by alleging that victory would be stolen from him.
They've been involved, they watch the news, and they've seen the complaints that the convention is going to be stolen.
This naturally poses privacy concerns, and the Wyss Center researchers are worried that this information could be stolen and misused.
Out of fear that uninsured paintings by someone so famous might be stolen, they have been displayed without any attributions.
Vanmoof, a popular Dutch bicycle company, thinks it has figured out how to make a bike that can't be stolen.
And increasingly desperate thieves have broken into the country's zoos, looking for whatever animals that could be stolen and eaten.
And thus, there is a risk that these systems can be hacked and that data contained therein can be stolen.
Instead of using passwords that can be stolen, Anchorage requires cryptocurrency withdrawals to be approved by a client's other employees.
The victim would be asked to sign into DocuSign or Microsoft Word, which is when their credentials would be stolen.
The data is genuine, Hacker News reported — but if users were to download the app, their passwords would be stolen.
"Any close election will be stolen by the Democrats," said Coulter, a Trump supporter, Friday in an interview with Politico.
Earlier this year, the WannaCry ransomware used a package of exploits believed to be stolen from the National Security Agency.
When you do use your debit card, take steps to limit the risk that your card details will be stolen.
Court records indicate the search yielded the six magazines, in addition to a set of golf clubs believed to be stolen.
After learning the car was suspected to be stolen, however, police took the group of teens in for questioning, authorities say.
Equifax is oh so sorry that it allowed the personal information of potentially 20 million Americans to be stolen by hackers.
She remembers the times her bra would be stolen from the changing room while she was out on the runway, too.
That means even if you're using SMS to secure your online accounts using two-factor authentication, your codes can be stolen.
There are also heightened cybersecurity concerns, as users might bail on the app if they fear their cryptocurrency could be stolen.
Many try to subsidise fertiliser for poor farmers, only for the stuff to be stolen before it reaches the intended recipient.
He was not able to register for food aid because he had to watch the precious cattle, lest more be stolen.
Even if that key were in the possession of the person that you trust the most, that key could be stolen.
Unfortunately, without a strong patent system these smaller organizations rightly fear that their innovations will be stolen by larger, richer competitors.
Records of the palace's decorations are reportedly ineffective, as hundreds of items were found to be stolen from the presidential palace.
The performance raises awareness about the ways indigenous cultural practices have been and continue to be stolen in the United States.
It's unknown for how long the documents, which were secured on Wednesday, had been sitting online, just waiting to be stolen.
Police arrested the teen later that night in the same neighborhood, riding a bike that later turned out to be stolen.
The idea that you can be taken out of context, that your narrative can be stolen, doesn't really occur to people.
His uncle said he was keeping the generator indoors because he was afraid it might be stolen if it was outside.
Human rights lawyer Muhamad Isnur also questioned why Siregar's motorbike had not be stolen if his death resulted from a robbery.
Meanwhile, a hacker on Tuesday published a trove of Hillary Clinton-related documents claimed to be stolen in the DNC breach.
Anything of value is going to be stolen from time to time, or at least people will always try to steal it.
The name and Social Security number might be stolen, but they matched each other, and the money and transactions were all real.
However, texted codes can be stolen—and hackers have used this tactic in the past to break into high-profile Twitter accounts.
They also gave no information about the owner or about how the art came to be stolen over a period of time.
And being the ruthless, cut-throat type of guy that he is there's a chance some of his fleet may be stolen.
A site you're using might get hacked and your personal data can be stolen, and there's nothing you can do about that.
In retail, there's the concept of shrink, or the assumption that product is gonna be stolen as a part of doing business.
Whelan's job entails making sure BorgWarner facilities are physically secure -- that they can't be stolen from or broken into -- his brother says.
It is not uncommon for private celebrity documents—sex tapes, voicemails, legal papers—to be stolen from web servers and disseminated online.
Some are even said to contain the remains of fetuses—which may be stolen from hospitals and sold on the black market.
You have to admit, Google is definitely making it easier and more convenient — for your personal information to be stolen by Google.
I did not want my Catan identity to be stolen further, so we decided to end the game early and regroup later.
The woman who escaped slavery in New York with her baby daughter just so that at least one couldn't be stolen away.
The Equifax executives who let my data be stolen will probably suffer fewer consequences than I will for an overdue library book.
In January 2018, OnePlus said that a security breach affecting up to 40,000 customers caused customers' credit card information to be stolen.
America has ended Turkey's role in making F-35 fighter planes, for fear that its secrets will be stolen by Turkey's Russian partners.
The artifact turned out to be stolen though and in 2015, the Weather Man star had to return it to the Mongolian government.
Pall's critics have called his remarks "racist toward Asians" for seeming to insinuate that a tourist's pet dog would be stolen and eaten.
A startlingly large portion of his supporters appear to agree; in a recent poll, 73% of Republicans say the election could be "stolen".
At least a taste can't be stolen and reposted for tens of thousands of likes — although the JAJA logo sure does seem familiar.
You should not enter any sensitive information on this site (for example, passwords or credit cards), because it could be stolen by attackers.
It had to do with a name, and the discovery that, in addition to being lost or forgotten, they could also be stolen.
It's a good idea, because even with the special bolts and the smart lock, some of these bikes are bound to be stolen.
A hacker on Tuesday published a trove of Hillary Clinton-related documents claimed to be stolen in the Democratic National Committee (DNC) breach.
It also said people shouldn't make the V-sign with their hand, which Japanese often do in photos, because fingerprints could be stolen.
"We fear (know) identities will be stolen, data compromised, retirement accounts hacked, and innocence utterly violated nearly on a daily basis," she wrote.
Ms. Boogie has done what very few artists have been able to do: create a lane that is essential and can't be stolen.
More than 10,000 dogs — many of which are believed to be stolen pets — are said to be consumed at the celebrations every year.
A hacker on Tuesday published a trove of Hillary Clinton-related documents claimed to be stolen in the Democratic National Committee (DNC) breach.
The international community has scant information of how securely this material is stored — and whether it could be stolen for use against the West.
Independence police were pursuing a Jeep they believed to be stolen, which fled into Kansas City and crashed into another vehicle at an intersection.
Places like Bangladesh and Senegal still need help, and are not so atrociously mismanaged that the aid is bound to be stolen or wasted.
Sensitive financial data like bank account numbers and credit card information weren't believed to be stolen in the attack, but emails and passwords were.
Banks have been happy to arrange bond issues or loans for governments riddled with corruption despite warning signs that the money might be stolen.
As he continued to trail in the polls that fall, Trump warned supporters, again without evidence, that the election would be "stolen" from him.
The latest suite also includes laptop activity monitoring, allowing you to collect images captured by your laptop's webcam if it happens to be stolen.
A Politico/Morning Consult poll found that 41 percent of voters believe that the election could be "stolen" from Trump through widespread voter fraud.
SEATTLE — For many online shoppers, packages often linger for distressingly long hours outside their homes, where they can be stolen or soaked by rain.
Mr. Odinga is now rousing supporters by warning that this year's election could also be stolen, which critics say is an incitement to violence.
And still others concern safety while inside: Will my property be stolen, will I be assaulted, am I safe if I go to sleep?
The right to participate at the games cannot be stolen from an athlete, who has duly qualified and has not been found guilty of doping.
"[A] master key to turn 100 million locks, even if in the possession of a person you trust, could be stolen," the Apple CEO explained.
Personal items including diaries and iconic round-framed glasses belonging to John Lennon believed to be stolen 11 years ago have been found in Germany.
Though most customers won't arrive for hours, he feels he has to be there, fearing that the bundles will be stolen — as they were once.
"[A] master key to turn 100 million locks, even if in the possession of a person you trust, could be stolen," the Apple CEO explained.
Everledger uses a blockchain to protect diamonds by sticking data about a stone's attributes on it, providing proof of its identity should it be stolen.
Citing several senior law enforcement and intelligence officials, the Times reports that some of the information suspected to be stolen by the contractor was dated.
Adrian Hebdon, whose legal name is thought to be Adrian Noe, was arrested in Wyoming Thursday in a car that police believe to be stolen.
The version that ran rampant used an automated system to infect new networks that utilized what appear to be stolen National Security Agency hacking tools.
Charles Crowson, a spokesman for Walmart, acknowledged that certain items are kept locked up for security reasons because they are more likely to be stolen.
One possible connection is a Reuters story from last month that said an NSA operative's error allowed NSA hacking tools to be stolen by outsiders.
Extra credit: The WSJ found thousands of fraudulent comments on regulatory dockets at federal agencies, some of which used what appeared to be stolen identities.
"Some people thought, 'oh no, that won't work, they're going to be stolen,'" said Kurt Meinders, director of information technology customer support at the college.
Usually, only a few days' worth is given to families, because of the risk that large amounts will be stolen by any armed group nearby.
However, their results were often imprecise and didn't produce the type of data that could be stolen to commit crimes such as impersonating a stranger.
Overall, Juniper Research estimates $19 billion will be stolen this year by digital ad fraudsters, but others believe the actual figure could be three times that.
But despite the facts, a Politico/Morning Consult poll released last month found that 73 percent of Republicans think the election could be "stolen" from Trump.
Bait devices are vehicles, merchandise, or other goods — rigged with surveillance equipment and GPS monitors — that authorities place in areas where they're likely to be stolen.
But if you lose your phone or have malware on your phone — especially Android devices — those codes can be stolen once they arrive on your device.
The value of the Lego was estimated to be about $50,000 by investigators from Fred Meyer, the supermarket chain they were believed to be stolen from.
This has led people to quickly assume that your identity can be stolen while you're asleep, if your partner uses your face to unlock your phone.
A software patch for the attack clears all data from buffers whenever the processor crosses a security boundary, so that it can't be stolen and leaked.
According to a recent Politico/Morning Consult poll, 22000 percent of them (and 1.83 percent of voters overall) believe the election could be stolen from him.
A Politico-Morning Consult survey released Monday found that 41 percent of voters think the election could be "stolen" from Trump due to widespread voter fraud.
Like many nannies, she's asked a family member to come fill in while she's on leave so she can be sure her job won't be stolen.
The result is that new phones are much less likely to be stolen because the devices are effectively useless out of the hands of their original owners.
She added that an examination of its fundamentals indicates its total addressable market is smaller than that of Facebook's and its ideas may be stolen from competitors.
In this case, the owner admits that he didn't have any of these protections in place, which is why his car was ultimately able to be stolen.
It's merely opening up more fronts for data to be stolen — with the added irony being that it's your friendly state security agencies enforcing the public insecurity.
The audience he's built is frightening; as a new Politico/Morning Consult poll shows, 41 percent of the country believes the election could be "stolen" from him.
Yet a Morning Consult/Politico poll released on Monday shows 41 percent of voters think the election could be stolen from Trump due to widespread voter fraud.
"Last year, it was that all your health records will be stolen, this year it's that you'll be in the hospital and all the systems will fail."
The bad news is, fingerprints can still be stolen — and unlike a passcode, you can't change your fingerprint, so a single credential theft creates a lifetime vulnerability.
Cops say nothing appeared to be stolen and no one was injured -- essentially, it seems like the culprit just wanted to damage the cars like a jerk.
It must be very disappointing to learn that years later, a book you bought that you paid a lot of money for turns out to be stolen.
An hour later, I reluctantly drag myself out of the tub, rub in my almond oil, and slip on my comfy robe and soon-to-be-stolen slippers.
"If you're really paranoid, you should get identity theft protection, but that protects you for only maybe 10 percent of the information that can be stolen," Litan said.
This shift from bits to atoms doesn't come cheap, but with plenty of revenue waiting to be stolen from sluggish competitors, it's having no problem finding the capital.
The rules are simple: The base must be stolen during game one or two of the series, and everyone gets one free Doritos Locos taco on November 1.
Doral, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump urged reporters Tuesday to talk to President Barack Obama when asked whether he still believes the presidential election may be stolen from him.
Not many of us are thinking that, while we use all these applications, we are leaving traces of our digital identity vulnerable to be stolen, attacked and breached.
It's one of many different such data breaches throughout the years, and it's one of several different vectors by which your personal data could be stolen or lost.
Pickup trucks and luxury vehicles, like the Chevy Silverado and Mercedes-Benz S-Class, as well as vehicles with large engines were the most likely to be stolen.
Now the challenge is convincing the entire society that women are equal citizens under the law whose lives cannot be stolen on the whims of the masculine ego.
Mr. Trump and his backers have been aggressive in criticizing the process, fanning fears that his delegates will be "stolen" at the convention, as they have put it.
Some Reddit users have spotted the pinhole camera that the hackers used to grab PIN codes, as well, a feature that lets full cards be stolen in seconds.
We need to know a lot, and that takes time, and that time will be stolen from time that should be spent with children, novels, friends, the ocean.
Citing sources with knowledge of the company's internal practice, Business Insider reported in September that the company plants dummy parcels with delivery drivers to see if they'll be stolen.
"There's always a risk that your iPhone can be stolen, and the people who stole it can use the data, your private photos, etc to blackmail you," he said.
Check out this guy's impressive ninja skills, which he pulled out when his car was about to be stolen at a petrol station in Darwin, Australia in November 2015.
The identity of the person who created the account remains unknown for now, but the motive was to get people thinking about how easily personal data can be stolen.
That payload, which currently exists in the game, carries Doomfist's gauntlet, but the broken glass suggests it's possible that the gauntlet will be stolen in an upcoming game update.
After all, whenever a community is pushed into the underground, art proliferates, giving birth to powerful style that can only be stolen by the status quo, never organically conceived.
When you talk to people who are senior at Google, the reason at first they didn't want to go into China was because they knew everything would be stolen.
The Justice Department filed a complaint on Wednesday in federal court in California to seize $1 billion dollars in assets said to be stolen from Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund.
As Cashman later told the officers, he was bringing the car back up to Instead, Cashman was pulled over by officers who believed the vehicle still to be stolen.
They bet on how many runs the teams will score, how many bases will be stolen, how many bunts will be laid down, how many pitches will be thrown.
Today is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, an effort to promote the environmentally-responsible destruction of unused or expired prescription drugs, so they can't be stolen or abused.
Sturdevant banged on the door of a small house, its yard overgrown with weeds; he knew not to leave the package on the doorstep, where it could be stolen.
Shifting firms into the formal economy will be hard so long as the government fails to curb corruption; many Mexicans are loth to pay taxes they assume will be stolen.
In contrast the fesso is the chump who waits his turn and fails to grasp how badly the system is rigged, or how much of his taxes will be stolen.
"If parents haven't monitored how they are sharing information online, then often there is more information out there to be stolen and used to take over their identities," Marchini said.
Finally, just hours ago: The latest poll on the subject shows that four in ten voters—and 73 percent of Republicans—think that the election could be "stolen" from Trump.
Upon arriving at the scene the officers detained two men, one in the parking lot and another hiding out in a nearby car that cops later determined to be stolen.
"My stepson — he was a prankster or whatever — and he asked the guy, in a joking way, if he was buying another bike so it could be stolen," Guy says.
That's the question we're left asking ourselves after finding out the unspeakable: That half-eaten pint of rum raisin in all of our fridges could very likely be stolen goods.
For example, there would be broad international support for going after corruption in the distribution of food aid, 85033 percent of which may be stolen according to Treasury Secretary Mnuchin.
An estimated $19 billion will be stolen by ad fraudsters this year using techniques such as having bots load web or in-app pages in order to generate revenue from ads.
The World Bank has been involved in several trials, for example one in Nigeria to improve record-keeping in health clinics, thereby making it less likely that money will be stolen.
Often times, the reasons for doing this range from fear the idea will be stolen by a competitor to striving for perfection in the hopes of catching an investor's immediate attention.
The guns were not loaded, and Ziemba stored them in his room because he feared they would be stolen if he left them in his truck, officials said, according to NBC.
Many people are reluctant to leave their homes due to fears their belongings will be stolen and by Monday evening only about 2,6003 from the south were in shelters, officials said.
Hart also recalls how his father would often bring him gifts that turned out to be stolen items — one time even bringing a dog home for Hart and his brother Kenneth.
Adding new entry points into encryption makes its design far more perilous and far more likely for the system to be cracked by hackers or for the keys to be stolen.
This treasure will eventually be stolen by the film's dastardly villain, the egomaniacal actor Phoenix Buchanan (a delightful Hugh Grant), who hopes to use the book as a map to riches.
A breach of the Office of Personnel Management in 2015 led to sensitive information of more than 21 million people to be stolen, which included Social Security numbers, usernames and passwords.
Shortly after coming to New York, he found himself on the streets, spending nights riding the subway and shuffling between shelters, always worrying that his visa and passport would be stolen.
If that data were to leak or be stolen, or even accessed inappropriately by someone at Apptimize or Localytics, it could be devastating for those whose privacy was violated as a result.
If it's a given that a password is likely to be stolen, how many days is an acceptable length of time to continue to allow the thief to use that stolen password?
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The study found that video game and apparel theft are over 40 percent higher on Black Friday compared to any other Friday, while toys are three times more likely to be stolen.
Citing a "well-placed source," The Guardian reported that Manafort had met with Assange around March 2016, just months before WikiLeaks released Democratic emails believed to be stolen by Russian intelligence officers.
Oliver underscored the magnitude of the attack both in its volume and the extent it can affect consumers, whose identities could be stolen at any point for the rest of their lives.
If you have sensitive information stored on a Windows computer that you share with others, or on a laptop that you're worried could be stolen, you'll need to keep your data safe.
In scouting the hall, they realized that, for a skilled thief with the chutzpah to break in, the jewels were practically begging to be stolen, recalled Mr. Murphy in a recent interview.
The Grammys should be a night to celebrate artists, but the spotlight might be stolen by the drama that's going down in the Recording Academy only ten days before the awards ceremony.
As a result, the poor remain trapped by the "tragedy of the commons" where their unregistered assets can be stolen by powerful interests, hurting individuals and broader economic development, de Soto said.
After a California cop caught up to the driver of a vehicle he believed to be stolen, he slammed the driver's head into the car and put him in a sleeper hold.
The information is the result of an ongoing investigation with a third-party security agency into the breach that caused customers' credit card information to be stolen while they were purchasing OnePlus products.
This can include testing servers to see whether sensitive data can be stolen electronically, or testing facilities to see whether someone could easily break in and gain access to sensitive data or equipment.
The good news is that as annoying as this attack is, it can't be used to run malicious code, he said, meaning malware can't run and data can't be stolen using this attack.
They agreed, but Byrne's directive was circumvented when the prominent physician John Hunter arranged for the cadaver to be stolen and the skeleton displayed in the Hunterian Museum, London, where it remains today.
This isn't OnePlus' first security incident — in January 2018, the company said that up to 40,000 customers had been affected by a security breach that caused customers' credit card information to be stolen.
Part of it was that I had been very traumatized the first time; it was like a bad love affair—to be in love with an instrument and have it break and be stolen.
It might not store any of your personal information directly, but sensitive data passes through it every time you access various online services and can be stolen or manipulated if the router is hacked.
The organization released on August 1 its lists of the vehicles that are the most and least likely to be stolen, based on insurance-claim data for vehicles from model years 2016 through 2018.
As impressive as Peña and Shevchenko have looked recently, their spot at the front of the contendership line would undoubtedly be stolen by the dominant former champion, should she choose to return to action.
Unfortunately, that meant he had yet more reasons to continue taking meth: Being homeless means being vulnerable, as any possessions, cash, or drugs you have are likely to be stolen if you are unconscious.
Further research points to another reason for concern: If patients don't take all their prescribed pills, the leftovers can be stolen or diverted to other people, who then run the risk of becoming dependent.
Snell was originally seen by LAPD officers crouching down in the back of a light-blue Nissan with paper plates that didn't match the year of the car, indicating that it may be stolen.
A series of cyberattacks sponsored by Chinese government hackers earlier this year infiltrated the computers of a U.S. Navy contractor, allowing a large amount of highly-sensitive data on undersea warfare to reportedly be stolen.
The sculpture, titled "Lingodhbhavamurti (Shiva Manifesting within the Linga of Flames)," was purchased from Kapoor in New York by the Art Fund of Birmingham in 2008 — three years ago it was discovered to be stolen.
Earlier this year, a series of cyberattacks sponsored by Chinese government hackers infiltrated the computers of a U.S. Navy contractor, allowing a large amount of highly-sensitive data on undersea warfare to reportedly be stolen.
Image: APToday, a Brooklyn-based Secret Service agent learned what those of us without security clearance have known for years: Don't leave a laptop in your car if you don't want it to be stolen.
He's also suggested that the election could be "stolen" from him as the result of "large scale voter fraud" — even though there's considerable evidence that voter fraud is a nearly nonexistent problem in the country.
The black, white, yellow, and purple vinyl banner artwork, "NEVERENDINGOGO" (20163), was first installed along the East River near 22016th Street and FDR Drive on June 26 only to be stolen a few days later.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was bad enough to be stolen from home and trafficked over the seas into slavery - but rescued children say Britain offers scant solace or support once they escape their ordeal.
Not only is Mario in a bustling city, but he appears to be jump, twirling and flinging his hat in a city full of taxi cabs, commuters and other cars just waiting to be stolen.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was bad enough to be stolen from home and trafficked over the seas into slavery - but rescued children say Britain offers scant solace or support once they escape their ordeal.
"While I obviously can't name any of those banks, we have seen tremendous success in locking down banking systems, locking down mobile banking apps and making sure money can't be stolen from a victim's account."
According to the police report, which doesn't mention the kick, Miami police had pursued Suazo, 31, on Thursday morning after spotting him driving a blue Jeep Cherokee that a record check showed to be stolen.
"It also turns out when you take guns outside the home, they're much, much more likely to be stolen," Donohue continued, saying he estimated that about 100,000 guns are stolen from permit holders every year.
"While many conventional approaches rely on password entry for user authentication, these passwords can be stolen or discovered by other persons who can impersonate the user for any of a variety of tasks," the patent said.
Here's what Microsoft's Aaron Margosis said: Periodic password expiration is a defense only against the probability that a password (or hash) will be stolen during its validity interval and will be used by an unauthorized entity.
Trump on whether election will be stolen: 'Ask Obama' In the new poll, candidate support and partisanship are primary dividers on whether Americans have confidence in the vote count, with 220% of Clinton's supporters confident vs.
The idea is to unobtrusively gather information from several sources, including user behavior and device usage, to create a profile that is unique to the account owner and cannot be stolen or replicated by fraudulent users.
With the subdomains in hand, all an attacker would need is to trick an unsuspecting victim into clicking on a specially crafted link in an email or on a website, and the token can be stolen.
If you haven't yet experienced any harm, yet worry your identity could be stolen in the future as a result of the Yahoo breach and are willing to sue over this — then this may be an option.
Now the whole scandal there was that Facebook let go of this data to be stolen by a researcher who used to have people fill in questionnaires to figure out what are Nick's big five personality traits?
In addition to traditional identity theft, which can include filings for income tax refunds in someone else's name, online health data snoopers are increasingly interested in genomic information about patients that can be stolen from medical providers.
Ms. Holmes said Theranos, which has been secretive about its technology because of what it said were fears that its intellectual property would be stolen, planned on becoming much more open about how it conducts its tests.
Group-IB warned that the attacks, which began 18 months ago and allow money to be stolen from banks' automated teller machines (ATMs), appear to be ongoing and that banks in Latin America could be targeted next.
The survey found that those more expensive, big ticket items are most likely to be stolen in the middle of the night, and also more likely to be taken from five-star hotels than four-star hotels.
After appearing on the motorcycle, Ma revved it several times while wearing a costume that seemed to be stolen from either a Margi Gras episode of Big Bad Beetleborgs or a My Chemical Romance pickup ice hockey game.
The "Wanna Cry" ransomware and the new worm are widely believed to be based on exploits leaked by the Shadow Brokers, a group that has been releasing what's believed to be stolen NSA source code since last summer.
You should know how to remove your Apple ID from an iPad before you sell or give away the device, and in doing so, wipe all of your personal data from the iPad so it can't be stolen.
On August 1, the Highway Loss Data Institute released lists of the vehicles it found were the most and least likely to be stolen, based on insurance-claim data for vehicles from the model years 2016 through 2018.
If we give state agencies more power to build tools to circumvent encryption, not only do we expose ourselves to the risk that they can be stolen, we are forced to trust that these agencies will behave responsibly.
At the end of our first post-Newtown buyback, given the intensity of the attention it had gotten, we were worried that the guns might be stolen from the church before we could have them safely disposed of.
The scene was about five miles from where a car thought to be stolen by the pair was located last month, and close to where Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, were reportedly last seen July 22.
U.S. lawmakers are drafting a privacy bill, expected to be finished early in the next session of Congress, that might, for example, allow the government to fine companies for misusing consumer data or allowing it to be stolen.
Some landlords require it because of the liability coverage—check your lease—but if not, consider adding a renters insurance policy, as it will cover all your personal belongings, including electronics and clothing, should they be stolen or damaged.
Smith, like prominent cybersecurity experts before him, says it's time for Americans to stop using Social Security numbers as a method of authentication and identity—particularly now that Equifax has allowed so many Social Security numbers to be stolen.
Though the two put up a good front — Laverne introduces herself airily as "Laverne DeFazio, of the Milwaukee DeFazios" — they're out of their element, the gowns they rented turn out to be stolen and they leave the party humiliated.
Trump has called the election "rigged," argued that the media and establishment politicians are conspiring to sink his campaign and warned supporters that the presidency could be stolen from them due to voter fraud -- instances of which are extremely rare.
At the opening of the nuclear conference's Friday session, Obama said the summit's work -- mostly done quietly behind the scenes in the months between high profile gatherings -- served the crucial purpose of reducing the chances that nuclear materials could be stolen.
More importantly, those who do buy bitcoin, Ethereum or other crypto tokens should keep their tokens securely in a private wallet (ideally using a hardware device for access) rather than leaving them within an exchange where they could be stolen.
"Goon Squad" began as a diversion; one day, she saw a wallet peeking out of a handbag in a hotel bathroom, practically begging to be stolen, and wondered what it would be like to try on the perspective of a thief.
And after picking a fight with the family of a fallen Muslim soldier left him at his lowest point in the general election so far, he insisted that the election would be stolen by voters who were casting fraudulent ballots.
Of course, it is preferable that nuclear weapons be safe in the sense that they will not detonate accidentally, and that they be secure in the sense that they cannot be stolen by others or triggered by a cyber attack.
It diminishes the value of the data that could be stolen, because the chip and PIN cards' two-pronged security measures make it more difficult, if not possible, for thieves to actually use or sell stolen consumer credit card data.
And despite all the security, there is an outside chance that should the prototype ever be stolen or destroyed, as the Imperial Standard Pound was when the Palace of Westminster in London burnt down in 1834, there would be no official measure.
These sites do typically hold your funds in "cold storage" to reduce the risk that they will be stolen, but at the end of the day there's still always a risk of something happening to your money when you're not in total control.
Dutch filmmaker Anthony van der Meer rigged an Android phone with some command-and-control software that could survive a wipe, allowed it to be stolen, then remotely recorded audio, photos and videos and made a 20-minute film about the thief.
They first offered an Android tablet to allow for a video visit with a health professional, but patients were reluctant to take it, saying it was hard to hide and could be stolen, said Dr. Danielle Oryn, the network's chief medical informatics officer.
The way to prevent yourself from falling easy prey, the consulate says, is to remember that German beer is much stronger than American brews, especially when served in a traditional liter glass (which, the guide reminds Americans, shouldn't be stolen from festival premises).
"If the Department of Justice, under which the FBI is housed, can't keep its secrets, then there is no reason we should have any confidence that the FBI could hold a secret encryption backdoor key because it would be stolen by hackers," Rep.
The computer security community consensus is that there is no way to provide a backdoor securely because it adds a new key that can be stolen; many note that extremely sensitive NSA cyberweapons were hacked despite the NSA's strength in protecting leaks.
But research suggests that a gun kept in the home is more likely to be used against its owner, to bully or kill a romantic partner, to be left where children can find it, or be stolen, than for legitimate self-defense purposes.
But I would never do that, because I would rather have the benefit of a lower deductible in the event something like my laptop, valued at about $1,000, were to be stolen and I would want to file a claim to replace it.
Knowing that the medication was supposed to be kept cool, but fearful it would be stolen if she left it in a shared refrigerator downstairs, she kept the insulin, top down, in a cup of water, which she imagined might help preserve it.
The timeline of awaiting a rapture is broken into two parts: First one becomes willing to be stolen away, then one waits patiently for it to happen, occasionally topping up one's own willingness and preparedness if stores seem to be running low.
This kind of thing has happened once too often to be a coincidence: Whenever things are looking especially dire for Trump's hopes of winning the presidency, he starts telling his supporters that victory is about to be stolen from underneath their feet.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A much-anticipated bill that may give the U.S. government the ability to collect civil penalties if a company misuses consumer data on the internet or allows it to be stolen could be drafted early next year, a lawmaker said on Tuesday.
To Mr Trump and his backers, politicians like Mrs Clinton have allowed jobs to be stolen, let murderous immigrants and terrorists stream across open borders, and spent American blood and treasure on naive attempts at nation-building in far-flung corners of an ungrateful world.
" In "Lazarus," Blackstar's single (released with a striking video of Bowie singing from a hospital bed), Hall intones with defiant melancholy: "Look up here, I'm in heaven / I've got scars that can't be seen / I've got drama, can't be stolen / Everybody knows me now.
This timing is unlikely to be coincidental; releasing potentially damaging information (and damaging in that it was even able to be stolen) days before the election, and at a time when it cannot be officially discussed, is a fairly obvious attempt to affect its result.
Investors and businessmen globally will likely need to face squarely these factors not only in the short-term, but also in the long-term, as the Democrats can never allow their labor base to be stolen again and, thus, will support America First policies.
Trent FranksHarold (Trent) Trent FranksArizona New Members 2019 Cook shifts 8 House races toward Dems Freedom Caucus members see openings in leadership MORE (R-Ariz.) on Thursday appeared to praise the publication of Democratic emails, believed to be stolen by Russian operatives, on WikiLeaks.
Of course, everything goes awry, beginning with Bert's refusal to shut off, even after Kate counts backward from a million and lets him stay up to watch an intense documentary — prompting him to wonder aloud the next day whether his uterus could ever be stolen.
While Kev is still dealing with the betrayal of Svetlana's husband-dad fiasco she arranges for his truck (the one spray painted with sexy pictures of V and Svetlana on it) to be stolen so that the family can cash in on the insurance the money.
Court declines to hear appeal on Wisconsin voter ID law before election The breaches are causing concern among election officials because of the voter personal information that could have been stolen, not because of any fear that an election could be stolen, law enforcement officials say.
But in previous months, Trump had already begun suggesting to his supporters that the election could be stolen, urging them to be vigilant on Election Day and watch for cases of voter fraud, which are extremely rare in the US. CNN's Elizabeth Landers contributed to this report.
Moore said one reason the two Tesla vehicles are almost 90% less likely to be stolen than the average car could be that many electric cars are parked in garages or close to homes so that the cars are close to a power supply for recharging batteries.
The attack method would not require a hacker to be nearby when a person inputs their PIN, rather the necessary data packets could be stolen by a wireless sniffer placed close to a keypad to capture Bluetooth packets being sent from the wearable to a smartphone.
It's not something you lose, such as physical tokens; it doesn't require extra memorization efforts; it can't be stolen or replicated, such as passcodes, or even fingerprint and retina scans; and, above all, it's not cumbersome and it doesn't introduce extra complexities to the user experience.
Crooked's stop in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, where jobs have been absolutely decimated by dumb politicians, drew less than 200 - with Bill, VP The "Rust Belt" was created by politicians like the Clintons who allowed our jobs to be stolen from us by other countries like Mexico. END!
They warned that "risk-based targeting" can lead to racial discrimination, surveillance drones could infringe on the rights of those living in border cities as well as those crossing, facial recognition technology could be used to marginalize people of color, while biometric data could be stolen.
Without U.S. leadership on this issue, elephant calves from Zimbabwe and Botswana may continue to be stolen from the wild and conscripted into a lifetime of captivity Johanna Hamburger is a wildlife attorney for the Washington, D.C.-based Animal Welfare Institute who is attending CITES this week.
"People that are living in tents right now, outside, when you get a cold snap like this they often don't want to leave their tents and go to a shelter because if they do their stuff can be stolen," Mr. Hohlbein said in a phone interview.
I think it's one of these things, that you're trusting everything not to some ... then at the same time, maybe you have a backup that's just sitting in your house that could be stolen, but it's a whole lot harder than it is with these things.
By provoking major labels into action through sampling their works with credit, but not permission, Plunderphonic became a proof-of-concept and a metaphor for why sampling and quotation in art is so important: his music had to be stolen, copied and redistributed in order to survive.
Lines like "All the youth in the world will not save you from growing older/And all the truth in a girl is too precious to be stolen from her" are a reminder that women won't back down, even when their rights are stripped away, piece by piece.
But the company also put out a strongly worded statement yesterday, laying the blame for WannaCrypt's spread at the feet of government agencies that have made a practice of stockpiling and even creating security exploits — likening it to if the military allowed stockpiles of conventional weapons to be stolen.
The stolen property charges are related to Green "disposing of what he knew to be stolen funds from a student dance group, totaling approximately $2,700," according to the documents, which do not indicate whether that money was the same money allegedly paid out to Cutler for the killing.
Bears have been slain and eaten by dominant peers; cubs have been rescued from the destruction of other bears, cast off, and adopted; and many a leaping salmon has been caught in mid-air only to be stolen by the young and crafty bears still learning to hunt. Bears.
Most of them really would like to eliminate whole categories of bugs, because they're chronically overworked, understaffed and underfunded; they really didn't want to have to drop everything for a few days to deal with WannaCry, apparently because the NSA carelessly let its tools be stolen by malevolent hackers.
Although becoming a broker is costly, a firm that does so could use that status as a marketing tool by telling potential customers that they will be much safer trading through its platform than on unregulated exchanges where assets could be stolen with no recourse for the victims.
"We are introducing a bill today to say that when a credit reporting agency lets your data be stolen, that there are substantial automatic penalties that go into place, and there's money that automatically goes back to the people whose data has been stolen," Warren said on CNN Wednesday.
When I led a commission 17 years ago that pointed out how modest levels of aid could make great strides against killer diseases like AIDS, TB, and malaria, I was told that the aid would be stolen, the poor would not adhere to the drug regimens, and so on.
Trump, who has spent weeks calling the election "rigged" and suggesting to his supporters the presidency could be stolen from them, sought to compare his situation to the 2000 election, when Al Gore sought a recount in several counties after the results of the election in Florida were very tight.
She explained that her group was hidden outside with bombs so their guns would be stolen either way, but that no one had to die — and best case scenario, they could work as a group to defeat the man who'd killed so, so many important men in all of their lives.
It removes counterparty risk, so the buyer and seller don't need to trust one another, and it removes third party risk—the owners of bitcoin don't need to trust the computers clearing and settling bitcoin transactions (though bitcoins can still be stolen from an exchange, which is a separate matter).
In the wake of covering Gamergate and being the subject of threats and harassment, I even once removed my entire Gmail archive from the internet and moved it to cold storage, fearing that the intimate details of my life would be stolen by people who wanted to cause me harm.
Agents said Zhang told them she brought the electronics to Mar-a-Lago because she feared they would be stolen if left at her nearby hotel, but in her room they allegedly found a device to detect hidden cameras, computers, $8,000 in cash plus credit and debit cards, all in the open.
As I drove around the island, I kept seeing Puerto Ricans who had pulled over on the side of the road, standing in just the right spot where a stray signal could be caught, and a few precious words with a loved one could be stolen from the trauma of extreme weather dislocation.
Mr. Wolfs, 58, has spent the last six years at the Bundeskunsthalle, where he was a co-curator of one of Germany's most media-dissected exhibitions of recent years: a showcase of the collection of Cornelius Gurlitt, much of which is believed to be stolen from Jewish collectors during the Nazi era.
"My understanding is that he was responsible for looking at the physical security of sites for his employer, to make sure that things couldn't be stolen or be broken into, to remove the opportunities for people to have access to things they shouldn't have access to," David Whelan told CNN's Poppy Harlow in a phone interview.
Here's how New Knowledge, a cybersecurity company, explained it in the report: In the days leading up to the election, the IRA began to deploy voter suppression tactics on the Black-community targeted accounts, while simultaneously fearmongering on Right-targeted accounts about voter fraud and delivering ominous warnings that the election would be stolen and violence might be necessary.
The diagram below, published in the report, shows how U.S. intelligence believes Russian hackers were able to send out links that then collected security credentials that allowed access to the computer systems of their targets, which then allowed for the installation of malicious programs that provided the hackers with the ability to access files that could then be stolen.
Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign is encouraging its Republican Party surrogates to double down on the narrative that the presidential election is likely to be stolen by voter fraud.
"Whether we agree or disagree on the need for a wall or whether or not there is or is not a crisis at the border, I hope this committee can agree that funds for the wall should not be stolen from previously approved vital military construction projects that are to a dollar a higher priority than any wall," said Rep.
Mueller's office was preparing to tell a federal court that Stone pushed an associate to get documents from WikiLeaks -- information that is now known to be stolen from the Democrats by Russian hackers -- that could help the Trump campaign, according to a draft of a court filing and other documents shared with CNN by Stone associate and conservative author Jerome Corsi.
For this reason, the use of a mirror entailed a set of safety guidelines and instructions: if a relative had recently died, mirrors in the home would be covered to prevent his or her soul from becoming trapped, and children under two years of age were to avoid them, as their souls were still developing and could be stolen entire.
More than 2202 in 2628 American voters think the presidential election could be "stolen" from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE due to voter fraud, a poll released Monday shows.
Although Philadelphia police already warned local businesses to sell "alcoholic beverages in plastic cups" and "remove anything [from] outside" that could be stolen or destroyed, on Sunday Fox 9 reported that some city crews — who were calling themselves the "crisco cops" — had decided to go one step further and grease light poles in North Philly to prevent Eagles fans from climbing them should the team win.
The report also found that there was no evidence to support claims reported by a local Fox affiliate from Scott Stillman, a former employee with the Minnesota Department of Human Services, claiming that money obtained fraudulently by Somali-American daycare providers was being sent back to Somalia in the form of remittance payments to loved ones that would be stolen or otherwise obtained by local terrorist groups.
When pressed, several of Trump's top allies, including his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, and vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, declined to endorse the theory that the election is likely to be stolen by fraud at the ballot box.
These include policies such as ensuring that administrator accounts do not have Internet access so that sensitive credentials cannot be stolen through spear phishing; using different passwords for users and administrators so hackers cannot move across the network; enforcing multi-factor authentication, which means an additional PIN is sent to another device that needs to be entered and "salting" (adding random data) and encrypting all stored credentials so that passwords are uncrackable even when stolen.
On Wednesday, a person called "Guccifer 2.0" took credit for the DNC hack, publishing a document that appears to be the opposition research file on presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, reported to be stolen in the breach.
The man who described the mood was author John Perry Barlow, who in the 1990s implored those interested in cyberspace to "imagine a place where trespassers leave no footprints, where goods can be stolen an infinite number of times and yet remain in the possession of their original owners, where businesses you never heard of can own the history of your personal affairs, where only children feel completely at home, where the physics is that of thought rather than things, and where everyone is as virtual as the shadows in Plato's cave."
M.), Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (Ill.) and Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (Calif.) sent a letter Thursday to Bill Evanina, Trump's counterintelligence chief, asking if information has or could be stolen by foreign governments.
M.), Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (Ill.) and Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (Calif.) sent a letter Thursday to Bill Evanina, Trump's counterintelligence chief, asking if information has or could be stolen by foreign governments.

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