Simply put, a relational database is a database that's related either to another database or to Camilla Parker Bowles.
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It is the Internet Movie Database, not the International Movie Database.
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DATABASE ADMINISTRATION (10,579) Data management, SQL, Java, database management, Python 16.
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Each team moved the Oracle database to an AWS database service like Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Aurora, Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) and Amazon Redshift.
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We have a database for EURODAC [a database of asylum applicants' fingerprints].
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While integrating the Clustrix database technology into MariaDB won't be trivial, Howard stressed that the database was always built to accommodate external database storage engines.
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The group last updated the database in 2009; it is now updating the database.
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Anyone can access the database they're compiling, in the Northeastern University Helmuth Lab database.
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You're unlikely to find a database security expert that wasn't previously a database administrator.
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"On the targeting piece, we're talking about building a database, working with the RNC, working with the [Trump campaign's] Alamo database … and then leveraging Cambridge's database," Oczkowski said.
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It's a process that takes data out of one database, changes the data to make it compatible with the target database and adds it to the target database.
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"If you are running a database, you are responsible for securing the database," Lueders said.
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It is the United States Extremist Crime Database, not the U.S. Extremist Financial Crime Database.
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The database Florida uses did not include those deaths, according to experts who manage that database.
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But Shodan, a database for exposed devices and databases, first spotted the database on May 9.
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The "Soliciting for Prostitution Public Database" would filter everyone convicted of soliciting sex into one database.
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Atlas is MongoDB's database-as-a-service offering that provides users with a managed database service.
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One is the Church Voter Lookup, which essentially pairs a church database with a voter database.
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Microsoft today announced an interesting update to its database lineup with the preview of Azure SQL Database Edge, a new tool that brings the same database engine that powers Azure SQL Database in the cloud to edge computing devices, including, for the first time, Arm-based machines.
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The database and database security market is busy and competitive, and the startup is fighting against a raft of already established database encryption offerings, from Baffle to in-house providers like Amazon.
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AWS Database Migration Service Course The AWS Database Migration Service helps companies migrate massive databases to AWS.
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In addition, Microsoft is also launching a preview of the Azure Database for MariaDB service today, which is joining Azure Database for MySQL and PostgreSQL in the Azure stable of managed database service.
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He has published numerous papers on database systems and database theory, and holds several patents in that area.
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It's also not known for how long the database was exposed or if anybody else accessed the database.
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Amazon has been trying to get Oracle's database customers to dump Oracle and move to Amazon's own database.
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The team says Kalepso, its eponymous database system, sits between the database storage and the application, providing several layers of additional security, which they say doesn't sacrifice speed, security or functionality of the database.
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The MemSQL database offers a distributed, relational database that uses standard SQL drivers and queries for transactions and analytics.
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The database also contained a subject's approximate age as well as an "attractive" score, according to the database fields.
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Yesterday Oracle announced a new online transaction processing database service, finally bringing its key database technology into the cloud.
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"It requires the city to keep a good database, and these listing companies to honor that database," he said.
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That's why the Washington Post's database on police shootings and the Guardian's database on police killings are so important.
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You give it a face and and the system uses ImageNet's database — which uses WordNet's database — to classify you.
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In the span of roughly 24 hours, Trump kept the door open to a Muslim database, then said he was for implementing a Muslim database, then denied ever being asked a question about such a database.
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It extends the idea of an index-free database system and adds support for various new data types that allows Cosmos DB enough flexibility to work as a graph database or key-value database, for example.
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On the database side, the big news is that all of Google's cloud database services are now out of beta.
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Some of its offerings include its name-bearing MongoDB open-source database and the Atlas database-as-a-service offering.
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The company offers a database option that's designed to be faster thanks to operating a database on the server's memory.
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Some of MongoDB's offerings include its name-bearing MongoDB open-source database and the Atlas database-as-a-service offering.
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Blockchain provides a distributed database that records every transaction users make of currencies, such as Bitcoin, based on that database.
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That meant building out a school's outcome database and using that database to underwrite the loans that the company makes.
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Learn to structure a database The first step of mastering SQL: understanding what exactly a database is to begin with.
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The study, published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics, analyzed data from the Kids' Inpatient Database, a national database of pediatric hospitalizations.
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Wilson said one database holds electronic records that go back to 85033, and another manual database dates back to 1996.
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Chairman Lawrence Ellison said the company saw a surge in database license sales and a rapid growth in database options required to run Autonomous Database, a cloud-based technology that automates routine tasks needed to manage Oracle databases.
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The database was an Elasticsearch database, storing gigabytes of data — including facial recognition scans on hundreds of people over several months.
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While the project started out using MarkLogic's database, the team later went on to use Neo4j as its underlying graph database.
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Security researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar found the database and reported it to the company, which pulled the database offline.
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Marines had used the database for "several hundred questionable database queries of women," as far back as 2012, the chief said.
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It is a database that gives developers the transactional consistency of a SQL database with the scalability of the NoSQL variety.
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The Commission did not answer questions about its use of the private database to investigate charities or concerns about the database.
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The data, which dated from 230 to 2010, came from the Human Mortality Database and the World Health Organization's Mortality Database.
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The researchers looked at data from the US Mortality Database and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's WONDER database.
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Azuma discusses Murakami in Database Animals as removed from the contemporary database model of consumption that Umezawa so readily identifies with.
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The database searches scan millions of license photos, regardless of whether any individual in the database has been accused of a crime.
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"There was no commingling between Cambridge Analytica database that existed at headquarter and the Trump campaign database in San Antonio," Oczkowski said.
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The new Firestore database complements the existing Firebase Realtime Database and indeed, there's quite a bit of overlap between these two services.
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Yes, but: The Washington Post database does not include injuries caused by a police officer, which the FBI database says it will.
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"If you are struggling with the scale of your transactional database — you will go to a sharded database, or NoSQL," Srivastava said.
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Security researcher Anurag Sen discovered the database and alerted TechCrunch in an effort to find the owner and get the database secured.
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Noam Rotem and Ran Locar found the leaky database and reported the exposure to Ricoh, which secured the database within a day.
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We will give you whatever information you want from the DMV database, from the motor vehicles database for the Trusted Traveler Program.
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But I would say again your example as well you have a U.S. database and does it match with a UK database.
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Their fingerprints are then cross-checked against various biometric databases, including the FBI biometric database; the DHS biometric database, which includes terrorist watch list information; and the Defense Department database, which includes fingerprints that have been obtained around the world.
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If an agency is scanning a group of people against a database, the makeup of the database will, of course, impact the result.
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As Microsoft's Rohan Kumar, the company's general manager for database systems, told me, the basics of database management have essentially been commoditized now.
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Overall, we believe the more than 600 websites in the database collectively represent the most comprehensive database of partisan websites covering American politics.
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Companies — both Swedish and foreign — that subscribe to this database received a push from the database on March 10, 2016, listing everyone's details.
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However, ATS had recently agreed to sync their own DNA database with the database that U.S.C.B.P. has assembled from border migrants seeking asylum.
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When you're creating your Aurora database instance, you simply chose the PostgreSQL option, then specify your database details and you're good to go.
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It's not known how long the database was exposed or if anyone else had accessed or obtained the database before it was pulled.
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UFT says the Insight Camera created its own on-site local database and the organization did not have access to Clearview's larger database.
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Couchbase, the popular NoSQL database, today announced the launch of Couchbase Cloud, a fully managed database-as-a-service (DBaaS) offering for enterprises.
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"Rather than searching for lawmakers against a database of arrest photos, Clearview apparently searched its own shadily-assembled database of photos," Snow said.
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Hana is an in-memory database that was supposed to help SAP best its arch-rival Oracle on its own turf, the database.
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There&aposs a database that draws from 68 billion records, making the FBI&aposs database of 19 million look like child&aposs play.
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And that means that Microsoft and its resellers are sitting on another enormous opportunity to, one, sell more of Microsoft's cloud services to its customers, two, sell extra consulting services to those customers who will need their database apps rewritten, and, three, sell Microsoft's fancy new database options, like its hyperscale database (which competes with Oracle's autonomous database), Pekats told Business Insider.
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"Using a new architecture combining blockchain with database, a consortium database, ChromaWay have made a registry that is transparent, resilient and secure, but also has the traditional database features necessary for a registry," ChromaWay CEO Henrik Hjelte told CNBC in an email Sunday.
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While Microsoft's big Azure database news today is the launch of Cosmos DB, its new "planet-scale" distributed database service, there is a good chance that many developers will actually be more interested in a slightly smaller update to Azure's database portfolio.
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Perhaps the most dangerous consequence of Urban's failure to properly secure its online database was the sensitive worker complaints reportedly included in the database.
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Such a database would be an easy way to coordinate harassment of certain individuals, users pointed out, especially if such a "database" were public.
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The Internet Movie Database has added an "F rating" to its film database, which identifies films written by, directed by, or prominently featuring women.
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The Astros database was similar to one the Cardinals used, but many teams have similar systems and Luhnow said the Astros created their database.
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"If you are struggling with the scale of your transactional database — you will go to a sharded database, or NoSQL," Google's Deepti Srivastava said.
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Food Scores Database: This database, accessed through the Environmental Working Group's Healthy Living app, also uses a bar-code scan to provide a rating.
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The database also included proprietary intellectual property, business data, and "trade secrets," he continued, and added the the company has since patched the database.
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The database was first detected by exposed device and database search engine Shodan on November 5, but it may have been exposed for longer.
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Between 6900 and 2628, nearly $28503 billion of loans in the SAIS-CARI database and the GDP Center database financed power generation and transmission.
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"We don't believe that Amazon Web Services has any database technology that comes close to the capabilities of the Oracle database," the statement said.
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So if you have a person who's training and taking Computer Science 101 and they're learning about a database, they learn about a database but they never learn about an overflow attack or any of the classic ways that you can compromise a database.
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Half of all American adults are in a federal face recognition database and simply unlocking your phone means you could be matched to a database.
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Microsoft will submit its own flagged content to the database but the company won't conduct any new scans based on other flags in the database.
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The former's sale database is based solely on auctions, while the latter charges galleries to list their art and lacks a comprehensive database of prices.
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The database contained what appeared to be the site's entire back-end database, including more than 235,000 albums, 30,000 user blog posts and 900 videos.
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The Judiciary Committee bill requires criminal investigators to obtain a warrant to view Americans' information in the clandestine database but not to search the database.
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The company announced a new service called Amazon Quantum Ledger Database, or QLDB, which is a fully managed ledger database with a central trusted authority.
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The database was named "migration," suggesting the database was used to temporarily store data while it was moved customer records from one server to another.
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Specificity doesn't help much: SQL is a set of statements for manipulating and querying a certain category of database known as a relational database. Hrm.
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A distributed database cannot be hacked, manipulated or otherwise disrupted the way a central database can because of its intrinsic design around the topic of trust.
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MariaDB will integrate Clustrix's technology into its own database, which will allow it to offer its users a more scalable database service in the long run.
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ICE is not seeking to build a license plate reader database, and will not collect nor contribute any data to a national public or private database.
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PDT Poynter has shut down UnNews, its database highlighting unreliable news sites, after discovering inconsistencies between sources used to build the database and its final report.
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DHI Group then planted "two fictitious member accounts" in its user database "to determine if the members database was being accessed improperly," according to the complaint.
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Kalepso uses differential privacy to allow database analysis without revealing individuals' data, while oblivious RAM re-scrambles the database after each query to avoid pattern leakages.
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When families seeking someone provide DNA, Stern said theirs is compared only to the missing persons database, not to the separate CODIS database for criminal offenders.
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In its request for information, CBP expressed interest in using facial-recognition software to build a database of people's faces and run images against that database.
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The tool can also be used to move Microsoft's SQL database to AWS, and the same again for MySQL, the open-source database owned by Oracle.
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Aurora Serverless, which, unsurprisingly, was built on top of AWS's existing Aurora database system, is basically the database equivalent of a serverless, event-driven compute platform.
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That database includes information culled from the Terrorist Screening Database, or TSDB, which is known as the "watchlist" and overseen by the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center.
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A class-action lawsuit against Chicago's database, for instance, found that 95% of the more than 128,000 adults listed in a database were black or Latino.
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This bundle can help you launch a six-figure career in cloud computing by teaching you concepts and skills like database migration, data collection, and database management.
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If you have two million people in the database, that means that you could have potentially have sold many more kits, they're just not in the database?
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Previously, he discovered a database of 198 million voters compiled by a conservative campaign contractor, a commercial database of potential terrorists, and sensitive information on military projects.
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According to a report in Time magazine, hackers successfully changed voter data in a county database in one state, although the database was corrected before the election.
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A fundamental problem with database security is that in order to make use of database software that software has to be able to actually access the data.
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Earlier this year, the Aadhaar database was reportedly breached after a reporter from an Indian newspaper was able to buy access to the entire database for just $8.
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As CEO and co-founder Brian Platz explains, the database combines blockchain and graph database technologies to offer a new way of thinking about storing and querying data.
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Bob Diachenko, an independent security researcher, found an unprotected Elasticsearch database containing the applications on January 11, a little under a month after the database was first exposed.
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Database companies believe that SaaS apps are "just a database app" — this gives them false confidence that they can easily build, compete and win in this new market.
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Stores in these states could previously use APHIS's database to easily identify breeders without histories of violations, but now that database is no longer available to the public.
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The database shows gross prices, not including rebates, meaning the costs reflected in the database may be higher than what someone with insurance would pay for their medicine.
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Micah: So Elliot and Darlene seem to have a SQL database from the bank, and their database includes account numbers, first name, last name, and hashed phone numbers.
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Investigators would later put that DNA into CODIS, the FBI's national DNA database, and into an Interpol database, but no matches were made to any person, court documents state.
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Because there is a generic database at the core of the service, developers will essentially be able to use Zenkit as a database backend for their own apps, too.
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An employee downloads an entire database — much more data than they need to perform a specific task — their laptop is compromised, and suddenly hackers can access the entire database.
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In our database business we're growing mid-single digits, which is more than the market's growing, and again, a lot of incremental growth coming from database as a service.
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If a company in the database can prove that they have ceased their contribution to the activity listed alongside its name in the database, the UN will remove them.
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The database itself offers the advantage of being ultra-resilient, meaning it stays up and running under most circumstances and that's a huge value proposition for any database product.
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Previously, your query planner was a human being, not a piece of software, and a relational database is a piece of software that would just give you a database.
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You continue to get that tiny trickle of free information every day, but Google has meanwhile accumulated a massive database of information about you—and that database has value.
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It also claims a painless transition from on-prem Oracle database to its database cloud service, which if a company is considering moving to the cloud could be attractive.
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Carl Olofson, an analyst with IDC who covers the database market sees Oracle's database service offerings as critical to its cloud aspirations, but expects business could move slowly here.
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Not every song or album in the AllMusic database has the level of organization or depth of a Wikipedia article, but the database is nonetheless loaded with valuable data.
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The database, which is a real-time database of arrests, does not list immigration status, according to the Inquirer, but does include country of origin and Social Security number.
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WXNC is on track to have more than 2 million genomes in its information database by 2020, more than any other database in the world, according to the company.
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The government, for example, merged the airport immigration database with the national medical database so that doctors could immediately see if a patient had traveled out of the country.
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ICE is not seeking to build a license plate reader database, and will not collect nor contribute any data to a national public or private database through this contract.
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Until 2015, however, some of that information was saved as "clear, readable text, including in database back-ups and database prune files, rather than encrypting the information," the FTC said.
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MongoDB is still best known for its flagship NoSQL database product, but last year, the company also launched Atlas, a managed database-as-a-service offering that runs on AWS.
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My eyes still cross when I think about this, but I basically made a huge database, and then every entry in the database has a clip and it's all searchable.
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The database also allowed ICE to be automatically notified when a license plate that agents were tracking as part of an ongoing investigation got a new "read" in the database.
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With 2.4MB worth of domain-name-to-deep-link entries, Safari and other apps crash when iOS checks links against its Universal Link database because this database is too big.
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The changes to the rules, which were made last week, explicitly state that developers are banned from turning address books into a database of contacts and from selling that database.
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The city says it was checking the state database for excessive blood lead results, but the state was no longer updating that database, instead emailing results to outdated employee addresses.
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Scientists trained a neural network to look for patterns in a database of more than 131,000 "mainshock-aftershock" events, before testing its predictions on a database of 30,000 similar pairs.
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Security researcher Jain recently found a leaking Wi-Fi password database and an exposed back-end database for a family-tracking app, including the real-time location data of children.
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But, perhaps out of necessity, researchers from the database giant MongoDB have spent the past two years developing a new database encryption scheme aimed squarely at reducing these damaging incidents.
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For now, it looks like Azure SQL Database and Azure Database for PostgreSQL Hyperscale are the only two Azure services you can take with you to these other infrastructure providers.
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The OFR's Data Center established under the Financial Stability Act of 2010 would still need to prepare and publish a financial company reference database and a financial instrument reference database.
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The DOD Emergency Response Capabilities Database Enhancement Act of 2017 would add a cybersecurity category to an already existing database that tracks the capabilities of National Guard and Reserve forces.
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Facebook's ad database shows that Responsible Rent Reform has spent more than $210,000 there since May; it has also spent nearly $39,000 on Twitter advertisements, according to that website's database.
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There should be a national database of gun sales so that when a person goes to buy a gun, he cannot take possession of it until the database is viewed.
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To rank the most unhealthy jobs in America, we used data from the O*NET Online occupational database, a US Department of Labor database full of detailed information on occupations.
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"Instead of having a centralized identity database, what Real ID has done is create a distributed identity database with pointers to all the state DMVs," said Stanley of the ACLU.
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Under exact match, the information listed on voter application must exactly match information as it is listed either in a state driver's license database or the federal Social Security database.
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"It appears that the attackers are using a script that automates the process of accessing a database, possibly exporting it, deleting the database, and then creating the ransom note," Diachenko writes.
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The collected images are also useless without a database with which to compare them, and there was debate at the time over an appropriate database, Castor said: the local prison system?
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Le Monde has compiled a database of more than 600 websites deemed to be unreliable, and the left-leaning newspaper Libération is working to create a similar database of false stories.
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"The COLLECT database is a shared database among local, state and federal agencies and is essential to protecting the residents of our state," said Malloy spokesperson Chris Collibee in an email.
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Adam Ronthal, an analyst at Gartner who focuses on the database market, says the autonomous database product set will be an important part of Oracle's push to the cloud moving forward.
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A label's database is likely different from Spotify's database, which is likely different from the databases of critical collection societies, like ASCAP and BMI, which pay public performance royalties to musicians.
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Database breaches are far too common, but it's unusual to hear a large company not detect unauthorized access to its network and key customer database for a period of four years.
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Although the researcher could probe the database by entering commands into his browser's address bar, he said that a malicious attacker could easily dump its contents and download the entire database.
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Ross told the paper that the targeted database had recently been superseded in service by an upgraded one with better security, but that the old database was never cleared of data.
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Unlike the new system, the PhotoDNA database is maintained by law enforcement and companies are legally obliged to remove any content which matches those images and video listed in the database.
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The products, and their ratings, have been added to the group's Skin Deep database, a searchable database providing information on the safety and potential harms of more than 64,000 cosmetic products.
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A string of surprising partnershipsThis deal follows another brilliant new partnership between Microsoft and Oracle, where the database giant will make its new cloud database work well with Microsoft's cloud Azure.
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Work with popular database systems like MySQL and PostgreSQL While SQL is the language used to interact with databases, MySQL is a database management system used to actually store your data.
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"While the part of the database Vinny found presumably might be acquired from us or one of our customers, it has definitely not been leaked from our database," Simanauskas told WIRED.
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While Arizona officials say that they took the state database offline for several days after finding malware on a county election official's computer, they maintain the database was not successfully breached.
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When customers store data in the Microsoft's Azure SQL Database, they can enable Threat Detection, which picks up on attacks and other suspicious database activity and then sends alerts to admins.
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Yet another problem followed, the complaint said: The Brooklyn voter database did not sync properly with the state voter database for about six months, leading voters who looked up their registration status in the state database to believe that they were still registered, even though their names had been erased from the Brooklyn list.
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So far, the Sacramento County District Attorney's office has been mum on details of how her office obtained the relative's DNA profile, accessed the genealogy database, and which genealogy database investigators used.
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Among the numbers where no one could be reached were the two numbers listed in the international database for emergencies at sea — the UN International Maritime Organization's (IMO) Search and Rescue database.
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Basically, Glue does all of this work for you — whether you're using Amazon Redshift, Amazon S3, an RDS database, or any JDBC compliant database for that matter, regardless of where it's stored.
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The AIM Health hack led to the creation of a database full of vicious attacks and violations of porn performer privacy—a database that, it should be noted, is still online today.
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It was also confirmed that the Arizona state voter database also suffered a possible hack, but it appears that the state shut down access to the database before any breach could occur.
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Chtrbox also said database was only open for 25 hours, but the researcher confirmed the database was first detected on Shodan, a search engine for exposed databases and devices, on May 14.
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Some might be, but treating all migrants as criminal suspects by taking their DNA for a criminal database is tantamount to creating a surveillance database of one sect of the American population.
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If the goal is to grow the database by collecting DNA from innocent people to solve crimes, then a universal DNA database of all Americans and visitors would be far more equitable.
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It's familiar as a database, yet provides the intelligence of machine learning… Predictions, recommendations, and explanations are provided in milliseconds over a beautiful API, using the entire Aito database as training data.
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The Jockey Club's Equine Injury Database released statistics showing that equine fatalities in 2016, most often from euthanasia after a broken limb, were at their lowest since the database began in 2009.
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What's in the database Inside the database are reports filled with stories of people dealing with piles of medical debt, disputing incorrect information on their credit reports and fighting overzealous debt collectors.
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The data came from the national hospital discharge database called the Programme de médicalisation des systèmes d'information, and the health insurance claim database called Système national d'information inter-régimes de l'Assurance maladie.
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For example, the Department of State's funding for START's flagship database, the Global Terrorism Database (GTD), ends in May 2018 and absent sufficient budget from Congress, funding beyond May is in doubt.
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More from Mr. Johnson: What Nakamoto ushered into the world was a way of agreeing on the contents of a database without anyone being "in charge" of the database, and a way of compensating people for helping make that database more valuable, without those people being on an official payroll or owning shares in a corporate entity.
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"Essentially, a database is necessary because there is so much variability in khipu construction and colors, and we think the 'messages' were encoded in patterns of these differences; thus, the database allows us to identify and study those patterns," explained Gary Urton, chairman of the Department of Anthropology at Harvard and creator of the database, to Hyperallergic.
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Law enforcement was accused of using the database for "parallel construction," a way of allowing police to discover potentially criminal acts but reverse-engineer their findings to prevent public disclosure of the database.
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The size of that database could be estimated based on a database maintained by a city of similar size, which takes us back to the city of brotherly, sisterly and droidly love, Philadelphia.
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After the Financial Times reported in April that Microsoft was hosting a public database featuring 10 million images of 100,000 people's faces, the tech giant has pulled down the database without any fanfare.
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Carl Olofson, an IDC analyst who manages IDC's database management practice says the product promises much lower operational costs and could give Oracle a leg up in the Database as a Service market.
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" It can also be revealed that Savoini's dozens of travel entries over the past five years do not appear in Russia's Central Database for the Registration of Foreigners, known as the "migrant database.
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In 2014, Ancestry received a search warrant ordering the company to reveal the identity behind a DNA profile in the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation Database, a public database that it had recently acquired.
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MariaDB, the company behind the eponymous MySQL drop-in replacement database, today announced that it has acquired Clustrix, which itself is a MySQL drop-in replacement database, but with a focus on scalability.
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Marriott said in its Friday update that it has "completed the phase out" of Starwood's reservation database and now runs guest bookings through its Marriott database, which was not affected by the breach.
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Recent advances in natural language processing and machine learning now allow services like ClearGraph to understand more about the underlying database and then take these sentences and essentially translate them into database queries.
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A confidential database of suspected or convicted criminals and terrorists has surfaced on a dark web marketplace just a few weeks after a security researcher revealed that the database was left exposed online.
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To that end, they've established a database of small businesses owned by Pantsuit Republic members — which they're calling "Pantsuit Yelp" — and are seeking developers interested in expanding the database into a nationwide tool.
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The idea is that Oracle's database customers can use Oracle's cloud for their database and Azure for their other needs, one of Oracle's CEOs, Mark Hurd, explained last month to Wall Street analysts.
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Researchers found that the words "men" and "man" were referenced twice as many times as "woman" in one database, while another database showed that men are mentioned three times more often than women.
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But there's a problem: The apps flag and filter calls based on whether the incoming phone number is listed in a database of known spammers, and that database is extremely unreliable, McEachern said.
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We can also expect that foreign governments will try to hack into the database Apple uses to track these requests — just as China hacked into a Google database that tracked Gmail surveillance requests.
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No database is impenetrable, and that includes those iCloud uses.
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It looks to move completely off Oracle's database by 2020.
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Indian state Andhra Pradesh's DNA database could catch some flack.
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The FBI database could get a positive hit right away.
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The database has collected information on more than 200 people.
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Kraninger did not address the database issue in a Dec.
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Strang was searching an online law database on a whim.
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There's no equivalent photo database to use for domestic flights.
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The app currently manages a database of 57 different monsters.
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Then, they turned to a database maintained by the manufacturer.
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The impacted server included a legacy database backup of my.
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He's also corrected 15 papers, according to Retraction Watch's database.
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That left Oracle's middleware and database products looking particularly outdated.
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France is about to institute a national facial recognition database.
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Amazon introduces an AWS graph database service called Amazon Neptune
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Now think about the blockchain as a beefed up database.
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You can also directly connect Vize to your SQL database.
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It entered Y Combinator via its TechList database in 2015.
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Officials searched the database again after the February 2018 assault.
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The database shows relatively few inmates with overtly criminal tattoos.
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Check up on the lender in the CFPB's complaint database.
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In the third tab, you can interact with your database.
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About 376, according to CNN analysis of the Jane's database.
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Comparisons with the museum's database lead to the jewel's date.
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The Post's database includes everything from exaggerations to outright lies.
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This snippet from Eddie's database comes from the XSplit dataset.
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A database listing for a Lamborghini owner in San Diego.
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Reuters found no evidence that the app's database was misused.
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After an inquiry by TechCrunch, Voxox pulled the database offline.
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Abbyy did not say if anyone else accessed the database.
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Its source is the 2017 World Bank Global Findex database.
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If Q does not succeed we will destroy this database.
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USP recently updated its database, which helps companies prevent fraud.
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According to the Internet Movie Database, Singleton directed three episodes.
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Blockchain is a database of transactions distributed among multiple computers.
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Other ads were blocked before making it to the database.
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SAP's HANA database platform can search, analyse and mine text.
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Your database will work just fine on Google's Cloud SQL.
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District 151 quietly changed in Kemp's database, edging Williams just
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The false matches were made against a mugshot database (ACLU)
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Another day, another database left online for no apparent reason.
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The database contained the names of nearly 24,000 gang members.
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You can search for a museum on the Smithsonian's database.
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ReachFive lets you do interesting things with your customer database.
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What database is PopSugar even using to generate these matches?
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It all depends on what you put into the database.
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The company left a database containing customer data completely insecure.
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Kalepso says that its database encryption software covers all bases.
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Timescale is leading the next wave of NYC database tech
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Shortly after we reached out, Chtrbox pulled the database offline.
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Because you're logging into a database that somebody else owns.
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TechCrunch provided a copy of the database to Troy Hunt.
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A database record of one email sent by the spammer.
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Their personal information is now part of a government database.
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To access data, the database administrator would often get involved.
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For a complete database of pending abortion legislation, click here.
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The database includes names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers.
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In reporting this story, we found a second, smaller database.
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Anthony Rendon, a Democrat, scoffed at the "database error" claim.
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Eighty percent favored tracking firearms sales with a U.S. database.
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Scroll through our database and see what grabs your fancy.
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That database includes only births that produced a single child.
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Oracle remains a dominant player in database and enterprise software.
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Helix claims to have 3,000 donation partners in its database.
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He maintains a database of some twelve hundred freelance actors.
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The data came from the nationwide database Medicaid Analytic eXtract.
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It contains a searchable database of environmental bills and laws.
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The upcoming release of the database could test that commitment.
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The richer the database, the better the nose will be.
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He was not in any database of known militant suspects.
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The evidence is bagged and carefully logged in a database.
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But a major reason could be its law enforcement database.
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Related: Inside the first database that tracks America's criminal cops
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All users' data mentioned in this database was changed compulsorily.
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The database it creates will guide NASA missions for decades.
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People familiar with the database said the screenshots appear authentic.
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There is no evidence that they actual copied your database.
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The database also contained the customer's partial bank account number.
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Does the city have a database that tracks this information?
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There, he'd repeatedly advocated the use of the SAVE database.
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He testified that this database was unusable by elections offices.
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In April, Amazon Fulfillment moved off its last Oracle database.
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Security researcher Oliver Hough discovered the unencrypted database last week.
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A report published last month by the French database Artprice.
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Republicans argue that the database is redundant with other programs.
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But Ethereum's blockchain database is totally independent of Bitcoin's blockchain.
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He developed several database applications widely used by the Navy.
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The database could also be a boon for regional publications.
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Philadelphia sealed its gang database from ICE, and Portland, Ore.
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We sell all the ERP software, and database and middleware.
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The same is not true of the national fingerprint database.
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And that database is called the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
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"The technology may get worse as the database gets bigger."
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They gathered data on birth weights from a government database.
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Still, despite the newfound efficiency, the database has its shortcomings.
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But the database can bridge the gaps, Mr. Eberhardt said.
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A huge database of Facebook users' phone numbers found online
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The National Archives of Iran are indexed in a database.
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After TechCrunch contacted Cornerstone, the company pulled the database offline.
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So this is what's called 'sharding' in the database world.
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Neo4j nabs $80M Series E as graph database tech flourishes
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Database searches like these could force these individuals further underground.
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That genealogy database you handed your DNA test results to?
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It will also have to bolster its property registration database.
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Clearview says it also mined the site for its database.
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In total, the database has approximately 1.1 million data points.
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Diachenko believes the illegal database was set public by mistake.
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Its database is a good starting place to research nonprofits.
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I am in that database, and you probably are too.
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Police have about every other American face in a database.
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So we now have 2.5M Americans mixing into that database.
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Blockchain replaces the centralized address database with a distributed system.
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Licensed gun dealers must check the database before selling firearms.
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No personally identifiable information will be stored in the database.
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"There is now huge interest in Yahoo's database," he said.
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Then, in 2016, Mulvaney sponsored the bill regarding database comments.
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The company also said its internal database contained digital tokens.
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The FBI's database of records is missing millions of records.
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You can check this out via my free clue database.
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But that's just in the US — the database is worldwide.
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Now I'll be in the public database that he keeps!
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Magnus's database contains about 10 million prices, compiled through crowdsourcing.
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The database, which was instituted following the attacks on Sept.
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Troy Hunt has a database of 230,22015,781 stolen user accounts.
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Examples from the KFF database help make this less abstract.
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