They gave the same email each time they impersonated someone.
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Other researchers said the attackers had impersonated other official bodies.
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It is not always the I.R.S. that is being impersonated.
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She also wrote that Beethoven is "dazzlingly impersonated" by Oldman.
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Several pirates have impersonated a subsidiary of China Mobile Ltd.
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Her email has been hacked, and she has been impersonated online.
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J-Lo impersonated me very well in the film El Cantante.
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Ford's email has also been hacked, and she's been impersonated online.
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McCarthy first impersonated Spicer during an unannounced appearance on the Feb.
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For Flotteron, the most troubling part is the people being impersonated.
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Peele, who has impersonated Obama before, wrote and performed his script.
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She impersonated '80s musicians like Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, and Billy Idol.
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She also impersonated Pam Hurn, wife of TV legend Ed McMahon.
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She impersonated Cher, Joan Rivers, and Marisa Tomei during her time.
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Gasteyer, 52, also impersonated Celine Dion, Diane Sawyer, and Barbara Streisand.
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The police said Mahbubani had also previously impersonated an army colonel.
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Clinton, whom she has impersonated on the show for several seasons.
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The aging hipsters of Gen X have long impersonated millennials online.
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Are the children mere decoys, like the fawn impersonated in "Gate"?
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Then I clicked to confirm I was the one being impersonated.
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A comedian impersonated Menendez in order to reach President Trump by telephone.
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Impersonated by Melissa Villaseñor, Ocasio-Cortez is a guest on Morning Joe.
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One user even impersonated Wood in a thread once, spreading false information.
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During her time, she impersonated Anita Hill, Patti LaBelle, and Tina Turner.
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He also impersonated Joe Pesci, Matt LeBlanc, Stephen Hawking, and Rupert Murdoch.
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They impersonated lab engineers during the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014.
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Even Twitter's "verified" users, many of them well known, are being impersonated.
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His colleague, a South-Asian female, successfully impersonated a Middle Eastern male.
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An Iranian disinformation operation impersonated media outlets, targeted journalists, and created fake identities.
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Comedian Jimmy Fallon just impersonated President Donald Trump impersonating music legend Elvis Presley.
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I did not steal the card, so I could not have impersonated anybody.
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Actor Alec Baldwin impersonated what he called the president's "fake" national emergency declaration.
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For all this, McAdoo is extravagantly praised, teased, glorified, impersonated and parodied. Why?
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It's not the first time David has impersonated the candidate on Saturday Night Live.
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During his appearance, Wonder appeared alongside Murphy, who frequently impersonated him on the show.
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They went to the Louvre and impersonated "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss," by Canova.
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Prominent figures such as Elon Musk and John McAfee are routinely impersonated on the platform.
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The most recent conviction was in 1946, of a man who mockingly impersonated a priest.
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Perhaps most prominently, in 2015 they impersonated Vladimir Putin in a call to Elton John.
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Authorities are seeking the identity of the runners who impersonated account holders, the statement said.
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During his time on the show, he impersonated John Belushi, Captain Kangaroo, and William Conrad.
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Those guys show up briefly onscreen, impersonated by Guy Pearce (Fitzgerald) and Dominic West (Papa).
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He often experimented with Auto-Tune and impersonated Lil Wayne, one of his favorite rappers.
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She also impersonated Alanis Morissette, Shakira, Nicki Minaj, and Wheel of Impressions master Grande herself.
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Police say he then impersonated her through text and social media for roughly two months.
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The "Tonight Show" host donned glasses and a gray wig, and impersonated Sanders's Brooklynite inflection.
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This is why you have, throughout the centuries, people who've impersonated royalty and powerful people.
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" Boehner also impersonated Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, saying, "Oh I'm a woman, vote for me.
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Ms Blasey Ford's lawyers say her email has been hacked and she has been impersonated online.
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" The host then impersonated the president's cadence: "So sad about what's going on in New Orleans.
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She flashed a peace sign, made a heart with her hands and even impersonated a reindeer.
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Its operatives impersonated Americans to dupe an unspecified number of U.S. citizens and Trump campaign staff.
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Besides HYP3R, hackers have successfully impersonated Instagram analytics services in order to hijack high-profile accounts.
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During Janeane Garofalo's short stint on "SNL," she impersonated Hillary Clinton, Jodie Foster, and Martha Stewart.
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He impersonated a dean of admissions who could give their kids slots at an elite university.
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Nor did anyone claiming to be Ms. Savage publicly accuse the author of having impersonated her.
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The minister impersonated Trump's voice as he spoke, according to an audio file heard by CNN.
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During his performance, the man impersonated Beyoncé and according to Variety's sources, emerged with black hands.
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Security firm ESET said one of the two fake Android apps impersonated Trezor, a hardware cryptocurrency wallet.
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Then the site was quickly impersonated — and was inadvertently linked to by Equifax's own social media staff.
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The little blue badge originated in response to worries that celebrities on the platform were being impersonated.
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The comedian impersonated Lochte on stage, poking fun at the robbery scandal that surrounded Lochte's Rio stay.
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Larry David, who has impersonated Sanders on SNL in the past, is set to host Saturday's episode.
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He impersonated a C.I.A. officer as part of a scheme to prod her to abandon her husband.
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The company warned that the candidates' risk their campaigns being impersonated in spam campaigns and phishing attacks.
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She alleges that he impersonated her in emails and text messages to her friends and entertainment contacts.
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He also denied that the police had impersonated television journalists during the visit to Mr. Rehman's home.
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Here are some ways to lower the chances of you being impersonated or duped by a scammer:
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The comedian also impersonated Angelina Jolie, Anna Nicole Smith, Bjork, Cate Blanchett, Janis Joplin, and Minnie Driver.
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Maya Rudolph impersonated her to great effect on "Saturday Night Live," and Ms. Versace rolled with it.
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These attackers have impersonated the CDC, the World Health Organization, and executives or members of HR departments.
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Paytsar also impersonated Paris online, sending emails requesting Hilton's assistant wire $80k to one of Paytsar's accounts.
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Stephen Colbert impersonated Lawrence O'Donnell, the MSNBC host who had an on-set meltdown over technical difficulties.
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Mr. Petrosino, a master of disguises, even impersonated Enrico Caruso to recover his down payment for protection.
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He'd even eventually get impersonated by Justin Timberlake on Saturday Night Live, a benchmark of modern celebrity.
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I think she'd go full speed ahead," said Poehler, who impersonated Clinton for years on "Saturday Night Live.
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As we've previously reported, many of those comments were made by anti-neutrality spammers who impersonated real people.
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A Slovenian comedian who previously impersonated the country's former prime minister has now been appointed to the position.
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Prosecutors said at the trial in February that the group impersonated Mr. Le Drian, mainly in phone calls.
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Instagram removed one account that I flagged, which impersonated Ms. Swift, although the company did not notify me.
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A fan of Benjamin Franklin, he often impersonated him at public events, complete with a serpent's-head cane.
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Why, it was six-decade-strong gay icon Cher … as legendarily impersonated by "Drag Race Royalty" Chad Michaels!
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Dowd played the role of special counsel and posed questions to Jay Sekulow, who impersonated a combative Trump.
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Over the next decade, he traveled America and impersonated an aristocrat fallen on hard times after the war.
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Over three weeks, the man impersonated Nikolas Cruz, the confessed gunman, on social media to threaten and taunt.
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Instagram removed one account that I flagged, which impersonated Ms. Swift, although the company did not notify me.
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Randazza impersonated Eric Cartman from South Park and repeated that character's joke about Jews knowing where gold is hidden.
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Killam, who had also impersonated Trump on the show, has spoken out about Trump hosting repeatedly over the years.
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Anyone with access to the records could have theoretically impersonated a subscriber and been granted access to their account.
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As for now, both those being impersonated and the victims on the other end are still waiting for justice.
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Someone would have impersonated someone else or whatever, from another story, to lead her down that path or whatnot.
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Sometimes, large companies like Amazon or Target are impersonated, because logos and other official-looking elements can be copied.
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In 1964, a journalist named Åke "Dacke" Axelsson impersonated a fictitious abstract painter of his own creation, Pierre Brassau.
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The two radio hosts, Mel Greig and Michael Christian, impersonated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles and inquired about Kate.
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For the one season Laura Kightlinger, 50, was on "SNL," she impersonated Connie Chung, Mary Hart, and Marcia Clark.
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Some of the comments have impersonated the identities of real people who say that they filed no such comments.
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He said the robber had impersonated a police officer, held a cocked gun to his forehead and demanded money.
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Uber allegedly impersonated riders, drivers, taxi drivers, and protesters to get trade secrets about competitors and understand the opposition.
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Correction: An earlier version of this post stated that Fallon impersonated Cuba Gooding Jr. during his Golden Globes monologue.
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Let's remember that this is a man who impersonated a non-existent staffer in the Trump organization -- John Barron!
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Facebook is also testing software that can automatically spot impostors of some of the most commonly impersonated service members.
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He was impersonated by a woman on "Saturday Night Live" and put up with Steve Bannon calling him fat.
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Mr. Wise is a first-time author, but this is not the first time he has impersonated a character.
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Buterin is one of many popular figures who has been impersonated on Twitter by scammers promoting questionable cryptocurrency offers.
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The accounts purported to be located in the U.S. and Europe and impersonated legitimate news organizations in the Middle East.
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The engineer said she mentioned in both applications she had been impersonated by trolls on Twitter, making verification particularly vital.
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He impersonated his brother in emails to support these lies, before killing him off, telling friends he had committed suicide.
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Ultimately, he said, he could only succeed in getting accounts taken down when he could name the model being impersonated.
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Since then, he's been savaged by Alec Baldwin's impression and seen his staff impersonated in ways that deeply upset him.
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Here he is ... the man cops say impersonated NFL wide receiver, Lucky Whitehead, during a shoplifting arrest back in June.
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Typically, this means celebrities, journalists, athletes, politicians and other high-profile figures that are likely to be impersonated on Twitter .
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The accounts purported to be located in the U.S. and Europe and impersonated legitimate news organizations in the Middle East.
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During his time, he impersonated O.J. Simpson, Cuba Gooding Jr., Dennis Rodman, Ike Turner, Lenny Kravitz, RuPaul, and even Oprah.
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Michael McKean, 71, joined the cast in 1994, and during his time impersonated Bill Clinton, Elvis Costello, and Howard Stone.
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In that case he impersonated company chief executives and convinced unsuspecting employees to send money for bogus, top-secret operations.
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In the process, Black Cube operatives impersonated a source and assumed other false identities to gather information on the reporters.
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The stars of "Keeping up with the Kardashians" impersonated each other for the finale of the show&aposs 17th season.
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The man impersonated Nikolas Cruz, the confessed gunman, on social media and taunted the families about their deceased loved ones.
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The only privacy jeopardized by the FCC's continued obstruction of this investigation is that of the perpetrators who impersonated real Americans.
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Having first obtained the last four digits of Mckesson's Social Security number, the hackers called Verizon's billing department and impersonated him.
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SEATTLE (AP) -- No matter how much Deshaun Watson impersonated Russell Wilson on Sunday, the original ended up coming out on top.
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In recent weeks, a number of scammers on Twitter have impersonated Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, Elon Musk, or John McAfee.
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Over the course of the ensuing back and forth, Doyle alleged that Metzger was behind an account that mockingly impersonated her.
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They attacked at night, snuck up on people, hid in bushes, impersonated nobles... they were basically the James Bonds of Japan.
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As soon as they leave, the real Rachel arrives and realizes that Sarah must have impersonated her and taken Kira away.
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McKinney also impersonated Mel Gibson, Wolf Blitzer, Mark Russell, Jim Carrey, Al Gore, Bill Gates, Charlie Rose, and even Ellen DeGeneres.
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The float was organized by Iowa residents Kyle Julin, Josh Reetz, and Adam Corky, who impersonated Clinton, according to the Herald.
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Mr. Sharma said that in a similar con broken up by his department, call-center agents had impersonated Canadian tax authorities.
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Reuters discovered that many of these pirated app distributors impersonated a subsidiary of China Mobile Ltd, a Chinese state-owned telecom company.
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In September, the Dalai Lama infamously impersonated Trump in a video shared widely, in which he mimicked his hair style and mannerisms.
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People photo-shopped images of my two children and me in hurtful ways and impersonated my husband with fake social media accounts.
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Researchers also wrote that trolls have at times impersonated experts "in attempts to sow discord and false narratives" related to Latino issues.
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Unlike Kremlin-based accounts, which impersonated both sides of the political aisle, most of those Iranian-linked accounts appeared to impersonate liberals.
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He said it was the first time he was impersonated, but he's seen it happen to others, like Ethereum inventor Vitalik Buterin.
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Ms. Le falsely impersonated Walgreens pharmacists and used a license of someone who had the same first name, the authorities have said.
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They said that unnamed co-conspirators working with Moffett at times impersonated doctors' employees on phone calls as part of the scheme.
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One is a photo of Trudeau in blackface while he impersonated African-American singer Harry Belafonte at his high school talent contest.
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Saturday's live sketch-comedy show will be hosted by Larry David, who impersonated the Democratic presidential candidate on "SNL" back in October.
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The judge found that she also impersonated her boyfriend in an email turning down the school's offer to study with Mr. Gilad.
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Before the screening of "Sons of the Desert," Bob Greenberg, a comedic actor, stood up and impersonated Alfred Hitchcock speaking in Yiddish.
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The protagonist of "Operation Shylock" is a character named Philip Roth, who is being impersonated by another character, who stole Roth's identity.
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Some of the comments have impersonated the identities of real people who say that they filed no such comments to the FCC.
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Twitter trolls spent the evening sending her racist tweets and images, and other users impersonated her on the service to write vile things.
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The problem with the Stolen Valor Act of 22018, something applies to Cohen, because he impersonated a war veteran, it doesn&apost apply.
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There's a shift happening in comedy right now — perhaps you felt it when Melissa McCarthy donned a bald cap and impersonated Sean Spicer.
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If you had signed in on one of these systems, an attacker could've potentially nabbed your data or impersonated you in the system.
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One of the suspected fraudsters impersonated Kenyatta's voice, while the others arrived in fancy vehicles and suits to collect the money, police said.
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Herrick says the guy he was dating opened up new profiles and impersonated Herrick, using his addresses -- home and work -- along with photos.
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The websites impersonated included those belonging to government officials in San Mateo, California; Tampa, Florida; North Las Vegas, Nevada; and Dallas County, Texas.
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SHA-1 provides a signature used to verify that files have not been tampered with and prove that websites are not being impersonated.
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Among those to be impersonated: legends like Richard Pryor and Gilda Radner, as well as contemporary favorites like Amy Schumer and Jim Gaffigan.
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He also apparently impersonated the former secretary of state, saying, "Oh, I'm a woman, vote for me," while reportedly later noting her accomplishments.
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Instead, officials said, they believe that the intruder impersonated a government employee and used that information to get into other parts of the system.
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So a couple months ago Jordan Peele made a video with BuzzFeed where he impersonated President Obama, and he said some pretty wild stuff.
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He impersonated everyone from Bugs Bunny to Elmer Fudd — and with such accuracy, it seemed like the characters were right there in the cockpit.
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This week on Saturday Night Live, Aidy Bryant impersonated Sarah Huckabee Sanders as she channeled the confidence of Demi Lovato during a press conference.
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Yahoo boys even impersonated a U.S. forces commander in Afghanistan to defraud people by asking for help in recovering the assets of deceased soldiers.
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He found that hundreds of thousands may have impersonated New York residents, and said that the FCC hasn't cooperated with requests for more information.
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In 2007, an FBI agent impersonated an Associated Press journalist in order to deliver malware to a criminal suspect and find out his location.
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The man Kelso-Christy impersonated testified that he had heard from several men who confronted him for soliciting sex from their wives and girlfriends.
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Sales agents wielded threats and false promises and impersonated government officials, earning the company at least $89 million in its final year of operation.
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Dana Carvey impersonated John R. Bolton, President Trump's incoming national security adviser, in an interview with Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show" Wednesday night.
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But Mayer also parachuted into Nazi-occupied Austria, impersonated a Wehrmacht officer, tracked enemy troop movements and helped Allied bombers target Nazi supply trains.
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State Democratic Party officials have been hacked and impersonated online, the Association of State Democratic Party Chairs warned its members Wednesday, according to Politico.
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White Ops released the full list of fake internet addresses and impersonated websites so that fraud-detection services and ad networks can block them.
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Some impersonated law-enforcement officers to make calls eliciting information; others sent friends and relatives to court hearings to suss out other defendants' cases.
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After they got Laolao's attention, a handler impersonated a government official and appealed to her to cooperate with his team to clear her name.
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Schneiderman said last month that his office had found that "tens of thousands" of New York residents may have been impersonated by fake commenters.
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Trump impersonated a disabled reporter at a July 2016 campaign rally in Colorado but later tried to suggest that he wasn't mocking the journalist.
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Most notably, numerous Twitter accounts operated by the Russian Internet Research Agency were found to have impersonated local news aggregators during the 2016 election campaign.
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Matthew Herrick sued Grindr after his boyfriend impersonated him on the app and sent over men to his home for sex (in other words: catfishing).
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The 33-year-old is accused of creating the posts using a "fraudulent" account that purportedly impersonated a former friend with whom he had quarreled.
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Depp famously impersonated Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump in a recent, rowdy Funny or Die sketch spoofing the mogul's autobiography The Art of the Deal.
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And then there was the lawsuit Tesla filed last week against an oil executive, claiming he impersonated Elon Musk using a dumb Yahoo email address.
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According to Jenner's Twitter account, the Keeping Up With the Kardashian's star is being impersonated by the person who is using her former phone number.
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Prior to that, scammers successfully impersonated Mattel's CEO in a series of email compromise scams that led to $3 million in losses for the company.
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He created many memorable characters during his days on "SNL," most notably neurotic nerd Ed Grimley, and impersonated celebrities like Jerry Lewis and Katharine Hepburn.
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Scammers have also impersonated employers in a bid to get veterans to purchase work equipment from a third party and then abscond with the money.
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One of which explicitly played on people's security fears — by suggesting that without the technology enabled users were at risk of being impersonated by strangers.
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The scammers also impersonated Mr. Le Drian's aides, following up the phone calls with official-sounding email addresses and documents decorated with official-looking letterheads.
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Assigned Celine Dion, Milk revealed she'd impersonated her once before, to great acclaim from Ms. Dion's wedding planner, who happened to be in the audience.
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In some cases, court documents state Thallium impersonated Microsoft or made use of its brands, such as Office 365, to gain access to the accounts.
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The actress has impersonated reality TV stars, world leaders and everyone in between, never failing to impress with her expert balance of accuracy and comedic twists.
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He also impersonated Ted Bundy, a serial kidnapper and killer, via the username "teddykillspeople" and threatened to kidnap victims' friends and family members, the complaint adds.
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When Dave Chappelle impersonated R. Kelly in a sketch on his show back in 2800, the embattled R&B singer wasn't too happy about the homage.
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It's based on the true story of a man who impersonated a famous Iranian director and then wormed his way into a film-loving family's confidence.
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They had the case the other month when the guy in Florida wanted to be a doctor, so he got a building and impersonated a doctor.
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Last but not least, one of King Kylie's favorite memories (and ours, too!) were the two times she impersonated a vintage Christina Aguilera — and nailed it.
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Former US marine Rob Riggle, 49, only appeared on "SNL" for one season, and in that time, he impersonated Toby Keith, Howard Dean, and Mark McGuire.
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This resulted in brutal online harassment, which included negative tweets, photoshopped images of her children and trolls who impersonated her husband with fake social media accounts.
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My favorite is the study concluding that more people are hit by lightning in this country each year than are illegally impersonated in the voting booth.
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The same covert Russian group believed to be involved in the recent leak in the UK is believed to have previously impersonated Senator Marco Rubio online.
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Kris, meanwhile, dressed as Khloe with a long bleached-blond wig, while Kendall Jenner impersonated Kylie, with her famous plump lips, showing off her makeup range.
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According to Facebook, Iranians pretended to be located in the U.S. and Europe, and used fake accounts that impersonated legitimate news organizations in the Middle East.
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According to The Huffington Post, Xia Vigor, a 7-year-old actress, impersonated Swift over the weekend on the Philippine television show, Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids.
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His fame reached such heights that in the early 1900s he was impersonated by New York-born William Robinson, who began presenting himself as Chung Ling Soo.
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Even beyond that money laundering and financial fraud, the notion that Russians impersonated individual Americans by name to spout their targeted political messages shows a remarkable brazenness.
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Schneiderman's investigation is into whether New Yorkers were illegally impersonated when the FCC opened the proposed rule change to public comment, as is required by federal law.
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But it was Spicer's brash attitude, gum eating and tendency toward malapropism that made him—as impersonated by Melissa McCarthy— a crowd-pleaser on Saturday Night Live.
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In another example, BuzzFeed News investigated a false article from a site that impersonated the Guardian and found that it had quickly gained traction in Russian media.
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A law firm claims that someone impersonated one of its attorneys in messages to the US Copyright Office, trying to sabotage lawsuits against Fortnite developer Epic Games.
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Reed gave the information to people who impersonated customers at Wells Fargo branches in California and other states, and made cash withdrawals of $580,332 from 75 accounts.
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After initially speaking to authorities at the scene, Koenig requested a lawyer when questioned about any additional musicians or groups he may have impersonated in the past.
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Kris Jenner was terrorized by a woman who hacked her iCloud and social media accounts, impersonated her and flooded her with explicit messages ... according to the feds.
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A California man who impersonated a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was sentenced to two years in prison for having an explosive device, McClatchy reports.
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In early works she impersonated all of her family members, realizing that it is better to put herself in someone else's shoes rather than simply documenting them.
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In one instance, Cracka impersonated a Verizon employee to gain access to the Verizon account of the director of the C.I.A., John O. Brennan, the F.B.I. said.
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During her tenure, she created characters such as talk show host Pat Stevens, French prostitute Babette, and impersonated celebrities like Catherine Deneuve, Liza Minnelli, and Joan Baez.
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Military personnel also are candidates to be impersonated online — malicious users might opt to use imagery of real-world service members available online to exploit other users.
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" Hader laughed at this suggestion, then admitted, "The people I impersonated growing up were authority figures, like my chemistry teacher, Mr. Sullivan, who really did scare me.
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At the news conference where he retracted his apology, he volunteered that he once darkened his skin for a dance contest at which he impersonated Michael Jackson.
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Washnigton (CNN)Comedian Larry David thinks Bernie Sanders, the presidential candidate whom he has memorably impersonated on "Saturday Night Live" for years, would make an excellent president.
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McCune and Buckhalter even called the health benefits plan's phone line and impersonated other players to check on the status of the claims, the press release states.
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A Russian cyberforgery ring created half a million fake internet users and impersonated popular websites to trick advertisers into paying for video ads that are never watched.
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The man, Brandon Michael Fleury, impersonated the confessed gunman on social media for three weeks to threaten and taunt survivors of the shooting and victims' loved ones.
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Just one was in-person voter impersonation — by a woman who impersonated her dead mother, reportedly to honor her mom's final request to vote for Donald Trump.
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According to a 2018 report by the Hollywood Reporter, acclaimed producers who were impersonated in a similar scam hired the help of K23 Intelligence to investigate those cases.
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David, who impersonated Sanders last year on SNL, said he found out the Democrat was "a third cousin or something" while filming the PBS show Finding Your Roots.
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The scam involved nine call centers in Thane, near Mumbai, where employees impersonated IRS workers and threatened victims that they would be arrested if they didn't pay them.
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Read more: From advocating for nuking Mars to feuding on Twitter, here's how Tesla's CEO Elon Musk spent his summerMusk himself is frequently impersonated by bots on Twitter.
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Stokes' past is unclear, but some say he was a British sailor who left his post, while others say that he stole medical supplies and impersonated a doctor.
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The deity himself is often portrayed as wearing the skin of a sacrificial victim, Dr. Henderson said, and he was impersonated by actual priests who also wore skins.
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They also impersonated public figures and managed Pages — some of which changed names and admins — posing as local news organizations in targeted countries and promoting content about UAE.
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Later, he allegedly breached a voting systems company and then impersonated its emails in an attempt to hack voting officials in Florida with spoofed messages laced with malware.
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For example, Tiffany Dehen, a Trump supporter and college student, sued Twitter in 2017 for $100 million over a parody account that impersonated and poked fun at her.
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As a teenager and young man in the 1960s he impersonated an airline pilot, a lawyer and a doctor and cashed millions of dollars' worth of fraudulent checks.
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"Cybersecurity Incident & Important Consumer Information Which is Totally Fake, Why Did Equifax Use A Domain That's So Easily Impersonated By Phishing Sites," reads the header of the fake site.
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We've seen lots of public demonstrations — most notably a Buzzfeed video in which Jordan Peele impersonated former President Obama — but journalists seem more adept with the technology than trolls.
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Meek and double meek ("But I'm shy!" was her catchphrase), Grande-as-Chloe stepped up to the microphone and impersonated a series of pop stars, one after the other.
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The letter alleges Ford has received public support but also threats, her email has been hacked and she has been impersonated online since her being forced to go public.
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Peele, who last month won an Oscar for his film Get Out, memorably impersonated Obama on multiple occasions on his Comedy Central show Key & Peele with Keegan-Michael Key.
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Tesla Motors is suing an oil pipeline service executive in a California court, claiming the man impersonated Tesla CEO Elon Musk in an attempt to gain undisclosed financial information.
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Last November, Schneiderman revealed that his office was investigating comments left by fake accounts on the FCC's website that impersonated real people during the Net Neutrality open comments process.
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Industry publication Variety said Fallon, who made some Donald Trump jokes, impersonated actor Chris Rock and poked fun at singer Mariah Carey's floundering New Year's Eve performance, started strong.
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During Cruz' appearance on the Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon impersonated the GOP front-runner as he had a conversation with Cruz prior to the Texas Senator taking the stage.
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The calls impersonated media mogul Oprah Winfrey, who earlier this week campaigned with Abrams, and also featured anti-Semitic language, according to audio of the call heard by Reuters.
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"They've even impersonated the police and said, 'you're grandson has been arrested, you need to send money or he'll be sent over to the local county jail," Giacalone says.
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True Damage, as the hip-hop group is known, featured Palmer alongside artists Becky G, Soyeon, Duckwrth and Thutmose, who impersonated some of League of Legend's most popular characters.
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In 2012, Mel Greig and her 2Day FM cohost Michael Christian called the hospital where Kate was being treated for morning sickness and impersonated the Queen and Prince Philip.
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Andrew Gounardes, a lawyer who ran against Mr. Golden in 2012, called on the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics to investigate whether Mr. Golden impersonated a police officer.
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" But a headline in large text differed: "Cybersecurity Incident & Important Consumer Information Which is Totally Fake, Why Did Equifax Use A Domain That's So Easily Impersonated By Phishing Sites?
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In 22017, Danish tennis player Caroline Wozniacki "impersonated" Serena at an exhibition match in Brazil by stuffing the front of her top and the back of her skirt with towels.
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In a video taken by a coworker, Southwest Airlines flight attendant Zach Haumesser impersonated several characters from the beloved cartoon franchise as he gave the final announcement of the flight.
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"I've gotten more high-fives from random black people this week than any week in my life," the cast member Taran Killam said as he impersonated Silver in the sketch.
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It impersonated social activists and political groups, and spent "thousands" of dollars every month buying up advertisements to promote Internet Research Agency-controlled social media accounts, according to the indictment.
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Kate McKinnon has impersonated famous personas from Justin Bieber to Hillary Clinton, and soon she'll bring to life the iconic Miss Frizzle in Netflix's The Magic School Bus Rides Again.
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According to court records from the US Marshals case, Edens impersonated a law enforcement officer in order to locate and repossess cars from people who were late on their payments.
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As a result of the investigation, several women stepped forward saying that Turner had falsely impersonated a Broncos player, including the victim at the center of this most recent arrest.
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"They accessed our inventory system, logged in under a sergeant's name that they knew and was on vacation, and impersonated him to cover their use of their vehicles," Beck said.
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It arose from a six-day period when intruders impersonated contractors for Voya Financial Advisors Inc, a unit of New York-based Voya, and arranged to reset those contractors' passwords.
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While the billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson was largely offline during and after Hurricane Irma, which ravaged the British Virgin Islands in September, a conman impersonated him and stole $2 million.
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The e-mail in which Nunez had impersonated his mother—a rambling message explaining why it was God's plan for Linda to be with Gilberto—was more weird than malicious.
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The gang is accused not only of running romance scams, but also business scams where prosecutors say the group hacked into emails, impersonated employees, and directed payments back to themselves.
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Jeff Richards, 44, became well known for his Drunk Girl character on "SNL," but he also impersonated Dr. Phil, Gene Wilder, Lance Bass, Karl Rove, Rush Limbaugh, and Willy Wonka.
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An Ernst & Young report commissioned by Avid and shared with Reuters confirmed that Avid used computer programs, dubbed fembots, that impersonated real women, striking up conversations with paying male customers.
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Over the years, there have been countless, real-world, documented attacks where hackers impersonated non-HTTPS websites to infect victims with malware, or trick them into giving out their data.
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For six days in 2016, cybercriminals called the firm's helpline and impersonated Voya's independent investment representatives — the staff members who make up the largest segment of the firm's work force.
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The company also said foreign actors had tried to organise anti-Hillary protests around the US. After Facebook's disclosure, reports found that Russian accounts impersonated Muslims to sow racial discord.
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An investigation by the Hollywood Reporter in 2018 dubbed her "the con queen of Hollywood" and revealed that plenty of wealthy and powerful woman have been impersonated before Wendi Murdoch.
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How the Kansas City Chiefs got their name What makes all of this so intriguing is that the Chiefs' are named after a white man who impersonated Native American culture.
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Hackers have successfully impersonated analytics services in order to hijack high-profile accounts and one of the company's "preferred marketing partners" was caught scraping location data from millions of users.
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Under Indonesia's broad internet defamation law, creating and spreading fake news is illegal, but holding social media accounts in false names is not, unless a real person is being impersonated.
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I repeat, she landed a cushy job by using international supermodel Kate Upton's picture and a fake person (whom she impersonated over the phone) named Ms. Best as a reference.
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Other high-profile figures including Tesla CEO Elon Musk and even the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, J. Christopher Giancarlo, have been impersonated on Twitter by such scammers.
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IT staffers have, however, identified a phishing attack where a VA employee is impersonated in order to get another employee to reveal private information or to get a fraudulent payment.
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That may not sound too important, but it means that now that a sizable portion of the federal government — and intelligence agencies — aren't protected against an easy class of impersonated emails.
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On Sunday, John McAfee, founder of the software security firm McAfee and a cryptocurrency evangelist, pointed out that there were now regular instances of his account being impersonated on the platform.
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People have impersonated federal agents and tried to make money off insurance scams amid the storm and its aftermath, according to the new "Hurricane Harvey Rumor Control" page on FEMA's website.
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One Facebook page, amassing 268,000 followers before being deactivated, impersonated a Muslim rights organization and implied Senator John McCain and then-candidate Hillary Clinton funded both ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorists.
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The hackers impersonated a State Department spokesperson over email, sending fake government documents with corrupted links -- all with the goal of getting recipients to download malware, according to the firms' reports.
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Lots of actors also are impersonated in the premiere — Al Pacino, Daniel Radcliffe, Christopher Walken — and you may wonder which ones will be left if the show runs for a while.
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That was just one of a few observations the exiled religious leader of Tibet made of the Republican presidential candidate, when he impersonated him on UK television show Good Morning Britain.
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Andrea Lopez, who impersonated Kourtney Kardashian last summer on NBC's "Bring the Funny," will debate Tristan Griffin as Ice-T, Rachael Burke as Taylor Swift and Corey Gibbs as Tracy Morgan.
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In an editing suite, finishing touches were being made to a segment in which Mr. Fallon, Kevin Bacon and the country singer Chris Stapleton impersonated the Texas rock band ZZ Top.
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The Kardashian/Jenner family impersonated each other for the finale of the 17th season of "Keeping up with the Kardashians" on Sunday night — and Khloe Kardashian may have won best costume.
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Proving the apple doesn&apost fall far from the tree, Kourtney Kardashian&aposs 7-year-old daughter, Penelope, even got in on the Kylie act and impersonated her makeup-mogul aunt.
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He jacked up the schizoid factor, substituted homicide for suicide, and, by showing how easily mania could be impersonated, undercut the authenticity of the suffering writers whose ills had commanded sympathy.
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Asian Americans as a whole have moved leftward in recent decades, making CAFT an outlier, and something of a head-scratcher given that Trump impersonated a Chinese man onstage last year.
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Reuters retracted its story once it realized the information originated on a website that had impersonated a real Swiss news outlet, but some of the false stories from other outlets remain online.
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Spicer was also popularly impersonated by Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live, including a stunt where the actress — in "Spicey" costume — rolled down New York's 58th St. on a podium on wheels.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman revealed today that his office has been investigating a flood of spam FCC comments that impersonated real people, and criticized the FCC for withholding useful information.
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And Tommasso Debenedetti, an Italian "journalist" and attention enthusiast, has impersonated him at least twice before online, just as he has with dozens of other writers, including Alice Munro and Philip Roth.
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Spicer has been popularly impersonated by Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live, including a stunt where the actress — in "Spicey" costume — rolled down New York's 58th St. on a podium on wheels.
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In what was meant as a harmless joke, Mel Greig and her 2Day FM cohost Michael Christian called the ward where she was being treated and impersonated the Queen and Prince Philip.
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Eighth grader delivers hilarious graduation roast of presidential candidatesChicago-area middle schooler Jack Aiello brought a much-needed touch of humor to the presidential election when he impersonated politicians in his graduation speech.
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According to Agari, one of its customers — a global e-commerce firm — was getting millions of impersonated emails per day, spoofing the company's "from" domain to make it look like the real deal.
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FireEye announced last week that a cyber attack that looked like it could have come from the Russian hackers "Cozy Bear" may have impersonated a State Department official in a new phishing campaign.
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Buck was a liar and a cheat: In his criminal career, he impersonated a doctor and a lawyer, and there are tales that he once ate counterfeit bills while being pursued by police.
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The comedian Dana Carvey wrote about his friendship with the elder Mr. Bush, whom he impersonated on "Saturday Night Live," and activists reflected on Mr. Bush's "mixed legacy" on addressing the AIDS epidemic.
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In Sydney in 2002, Bichlbaum impersonated a World Trade Organization official and announced that the organization was shutting its doors and re-establishing itself with the mission of getting corporations to behave responsibly.
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In elevating Mr. Phillips, who last month on Twitter cited "spook friends" to claim that "the Israelis impersonated the Russians" and interfered in the American election, Mr. Trump returned to a familiar pattern.
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Of course, internet voting carries many of the same risks as other internet activity: links can be spoofed, devices can be compromised by malware, users can be impersonated, and systems can be DDoS'd.
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In the '248s, Mr. Journiac dressed up as movie stars — large black-and-white photographs here pay homage to Rita Hayworth — and impersonated his parents in a work called "Homage to Freud" (272).
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Uber security employees occasionally impersonated drivers to gain access to chat groups, illegally recorded phone calls, and secretly wiretapped and tailed executives at rival companies over the course of 2016, the letter said.
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They also set up "honey pot" pages designed to lure the soldiers in and closed groups on Facebook, using both fake accounts and some that impersonated real people to engage with their targets.
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Filed in the Southern District of New York, the latter indictment alleges that Avenatti impersonated an unnamed client to cash in on the advance of a book deal he helped broker in 2018.
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In a series of acid exchanges, a newly pugnacious Mr. Rubio, long mocked for a robotic and restrained style, interrupted Mr. Trump, quizzed him, impersonated him, shouted over him and left him looking unsettled.
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"Last Friday, Snapchat's payroll department was targeted by an isolated email phishing scam in which a scammer impersonated our Chief Executive Officer and asked for employee payroll information," Snapchat explained in a blog post.
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Jimmy Fallon as Donald Trump We got to see just how perfect Fallon's go at the most-impersonated person of the moment is when he performed it face-to-face with the man himself.
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Since coming forward this weekend, her lawyers said that Ford and her family have had to relocate from their home and she has received death threats, had her email hacked, and been impersonated online.
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But pro-Trump grifters poked a huge hole in that self-image on Monday, when they allegedly impersonated a Michigan man and published a fabricated sexual assault allegation against 2020 Democratic hopeful Pete Buttigieg.
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"Elizabeth Warren has already been exposed as a fraud by the Native Americans she impersonated and disrespected to advance her professional career, and the people of Massachusetts she deceived to get elected," Paracale said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hackers are targeting state Democratic Party officials and have successfully breached and impersonated some of them, Politico reported, citing a message the Association of State Democratic Chairs sent Wednesday to its members.
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Sometimes life imitates art in the most perfect way: Larry David is actually, truly, literally related to Bernie Sanders—y'know, the guy he impersonated on Saturday Night Live because everyone thought they looked alike?
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Under Indonesia's broad internet defamation law, creating and spreading fake news is illegal and a jailable offense, but holding social media accounts in false names is not, unless a real person is being impersonated.
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Since 2009, the group allegedly inflated the amount of debt owed by consumers, sought payment for debt it was not entitled to collect, threatened legal action and impersonated law enforcement officials while seeking payment.
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He followed Sir Vivian Fuchs to Antarctica and impersonated a Special Branch officer while pursuing a scoop about KGB embeds in a tiny seaside town where the Royal Navy tested equipment for undersea warfare.
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This time, someone with an agenda but no actual public support unleashed robots who impersonated (via stolen identities) hundreds of thousands of people, flooding the system with fake comments against federal net neutrality rules.
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Chapman impersonated Feden on social media O'Connor told CNN that Chapman had been contacting Feden's family members via text and social media pretending to be her for roughly two months until police got involved.
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CALIFORNIA MAN WHO IMPERSONATED ICE AGENT SENTENCED FOR UNREGISTERED DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE: REPORT ICE criticized the fact-checker for "baselessly slandering an American hero" and said her tweets were the first ones to spread the fabrication.
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Bowling Green, Kentucky (CNN)Hillary Clinton impersonated Donald Trump at an event Monday, mocking the presumptive Republican nominee during a speech where the former secretary of state pretended to be in a general election debate.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry became the victim of a pair of Russian practical jokers, who recently impersonated Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman and called Perry to discuss, among other things, fuel made from pig manure.
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Kiarostami found major international acclaim with 1990's "Close-Up," which tells the real-life story of a man who impersonated filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf, conning people into believing they will star in his new film.
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He's impersonated every huge NBA star ... but if you think Bdot just ACTS like a hoops star you're wrong ... TMZ Sports has video of the comedy star THROWING ONE DOWN in an L.A. hoops game.
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Jack Aiello had the audience at Thomas Middle School cracking up as he impersonated Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while speaking about trials and tribulations of middle school.
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He also famously impersonated Donald Trump, and while many expected him to return to the show to reprise his impression after Trump was elected, producer Lorne Michaels went with Alec Baldwin's version of the president.
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I had seen dozens of Def Con attendees around my hotel, and one of them had set up a fake mirror network that impersonated the hotel's WiFi network—something known as an Evil Twin attack.
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The attack was the third high-profile killing or attempted killing in Kiev that the Ukranian authorities have attributed to the Russian security services, but the first in which the accused killer impersonated a journalist.
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Where Reagan was the product of the tight quality control of Hollywood's old studio system, Mr. Trump emerged from the curated chaos of reality TV. He even impersonated his own press agent over the telephone.
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Joycelyn Savage, one of two women known to have been living with R. Kelly, has claimed she was impersonated last month on social media accounts containing posts describing her as a victim of the singer.
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The study by Vietnam Veterans of America, a non-profit that advocates for and serves the needs of all veterans, documents a myriad number of ways veterans are impersonated and targeted online -- particularly on Facebook.
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The New England Patriots quarterback, 39, recently shared a video on Facebook telling Johnson he'd be sending some of his new Under Armour pajamas his way — and goofily impersonated the former wrestler in his WWE days.
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For instance, American: And English: However, K2 investigators who have been hired by some of the women who have been impersonated believe that she might be Asian based on some of the aspects of her diction.
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According to information obtained by Fortune, from 2013-2015 Rimasauskas allegedly impersonated Quanta Computer, a Taiwanese electronics manufacturer, by sending phishing emails to staffers at both Google and Facebook that requested payment for goods and services.
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Trump impersonated a disabled reporter during a campaign speech and not only refused to apologize but insisted that attempts to say he was doing exactly what he was doing was evidence of the "fake news" media.
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Her email has been hacked, she has been impersonated online and she and her family have been forced to relocate out of their home, according to the lawyers, Ms. Banks and her partner, Debra S. Katz.
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And to extend the connection even further, in Vertigo, the character of Scottie (James Stewart) is in love with Judy Barton (Kim Novak), a woman who had impersonated his friend's wife, who died under mysterious circumstances.
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Attempting to confirm or disprove the alleged link between CQ and CFIF, Gizmodo initiated its own review of the API data logs last week, focusing on comments from dozens of people who claim they were impersonated online.
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"Elizabeth Warren has already been exposed as a fraud by the Native Americans she impersonated and disrespected to advance her professional career, and the people of Massachusetts she deceived to get elected," Parscale said in a statement.
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But the American actor has since become the lead of the late Thin White Duke's musical Lazarus, one of the last projects Bowie worked on before his death, and has impersonated the icon on many previous occasions.
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OUALLAM, Niger (Reuters) - Kicking up clouds of pink Saharan dust, U.S. military trainers impersonated militants, waved flags saying "death to outsiders" and threw smoke grenades toward approaching Nigerien commandos this week, as a surveillance drone hovered overhead.
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RUTH BRADLEY: My character, Karen, is a synth who has successfully impersonated a human, so I had to completely learn basic model synth, as we call it, then layer on what Karen has observed about being human.
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Onstage at a gerontology summit in San Francisco last summer, he deftly impersonated the strained, raspy voice of an elderly man talking to a CareCoach pet while Brittany stealthily cued the replies from her laptop in the audience.
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An ambitious online disinformation campaign that impersonated major media outlets, used fake Twitter accounts to spread false articles, and targeted real journalists is likely linked to Iran, according to researchers who tracked it for close to two years.
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Last year, security researcher James Pavur impersonated his fiancee and tricked tech companies into turning over vast amounts of data about her, including credit card information, account logins and passwords and, in one case, a criminal background check.
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President Donald J. Trump held his tongue and his tweets after this weekend's broadcast of "Saturday Night Live," perhaps because of the absence of Alec Baldwin, the actor who has regularly impersonated him in opening sketches this season.
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The longtime family friend of the Kardashians was often impersonated by Scott Disick — with the help of Kim, Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian — on Keeping Up with the Kardashians in phone calls that confused the hell out of Kris Jenner.
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Then there were the bizarre stories, like reports that a house guest of his impersonated him and called the US Park Police, which fall under the Interior Department, to respond to dispute with a neighbor over a parking spot.
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After a controversial sting operation conducted by the FBI, in which agents impersonated the Associated Press to plant malware on a suspect's computer, the agency says it has instituted new rules for when it can use the undercover practice.
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Harrison Williams Jr. (D): Williams was the central figure in the FBI's Abscam sting in which an agent impersonated an Arab Sheik who lavished Williams (and other members of Congress) with money in exchange for access and favorable treatment.
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The main purpose of the status is to identify authentic accounts (separating a real celeb from an imposter or fan account), so those who are most eligible for verification are those at a high risk of being impersonated online.
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The complaint, reported by The Daily Kanban, is written by attorneys representing one Todd A. Katz, and oil executive, and comes after Tesla filed its own lawsuit against Katz, claiming he impersonated Telsa's CEO Elon Musk in an email.
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One signature bit was a lip-synced spoof of the hit fund-raising single "We Are the World," in which he impersonated Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson, Willie Nelson, Stevie Wonder and other singers who had performed on the recording.
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It's leis and hula skirts for all as the delightfully off-kilter writer and performer Eliza Bent ("The Hotel Colors") recreates an impolitic school project in which she impersonated the last monarch of Hawaii even though she's not Hawaiian.
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Appealing for information to help identify the conman, Branson said he suspected the same person had later impersonated him to steal $2 million from a friend of his by pretending to raise funds for people affected by Hurricane Irma.
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Andres Avelino Anduaga, a Mexican national who impersonated an American citizen for more than 30 years, was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for stealing more than $350,1003 in government benefits from government agencies, Fox 5 San Diego reported.
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The problem with the WikiLeaks/Breitbart viewpoint that suggests the CIA impersonated the Russian government, is that the specific malware used by the DNC hackers is nowhere to be found on the list used by the CIA which was released Tuesday.
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"These are crimes against our country because he impersonated an athlete, went ahead to produce samples and had documents signed as Ferguson," said Soi, who is a senior police officer attached to Kenya's elite para-military General Service Unit in Rio.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York lawyer was sentenced on Thursday to six months in prison for participating in a fraudulent scheme in which a con man impersonated his successful father in order to raise money to buy Maxim magazine.
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These include bot-generated comments that impersonated Americans, including dead people, and an unexplained outage of the FCC's on-line comment system that occurred at the very moment TV host John Oliver was encouraging Americans to submit comments to the system.
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While the charges do not specifically name the companies involved in the scheme, Quanta has reportedly confirmed that it was the company Rimasauskas impersonated, while Facebook and Google were named in a Lithuanian court order in 2017, according to Reuters.
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"Elizabeth Warren has already been exposed as a fraud by the Native Americans she impersonated and disrespected to advance her professional career, and the people of Massachusetts she deceived to get elected," Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement.
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An indictment released Friday details a sophisticated effort to use false social media profiles to spread divisive information among Americans in the years leading up to 2016, including accounts that impersonated Black Lives Matter activists and the Tennesee Republican Party.
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Because despite any exactitude of gesture and phonation—the open-hanging mouth, the tongue-thrust, the accent's glides, the nonrhotics, the shrugging and grimacing, the peeved shaken fist and wag of the finger—the true thing being impersonated goes unsaid.
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In one of the series' most celebrated episodes, "The Mind of Stefan Miklos," Landau impersonated two different men as part of a sting-like operation, showcasing his skill at creating two distinct characters through physicality alone, no makeup or prosthetics necessary.
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Toklas, who died in 1967, was being impersonated — some would say incarnated — by Maira Kalman, the painter, illustrator and author, whose newest book is a colorful reissue of "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," by Gertrude Stein, originally published in 1933.
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In 2016, the Russian government created troll armies and impersonated Americans and American groups in 2016, but now, it's cutting out the middleman and just trying to get Americans to repeat blatantly false information themselves, the intelligence officials reportedly told Congress.
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"Turns out someone impersonated me during the FCC's [Federal Communications Commission] net neutrality comment period – further proof of forged comments in this process," Merkley tweeted, along with a screenshot of the comment, which used his name and address, which was redacted.
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This past week, Mr. Trump was impersonated by no less than Johnny Depp, the Academy Award-nominated actor and star of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, in an online film for the Funny or Die website that became an Internet sensation.
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Lyrically and vocally, her introspection is framed by the presence of a larger community — the enacted community of choir singing, and the imagined community of Black artists alluded to in the song titles, addressed or impersonated or merely invoked as mythical presences.
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Instead, he wrote a memoir, The Briefing: Politics, the Press, and the President, out Tuesday, in which he reflects on his controversial time in the White House — including the moment he learned that he'd been impersonated by Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live.
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"I don't know if you can actually make [sexual harassment] funny, but what you can do is make fun of the responses to it, or how people handle or process it," said Anthony Atamanuik, who impersonated Donald Trump on The President Show.
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In 2016, Bloomberg profiled the overworked employees who impersonated AI chatbots and personal assistants, delivering services disguised as AI. Reality check: Some AI experts, like Berkeley's Michael Jordan and Gary Marcus of NYU, argue that many overestimate what AI is currently capable of.
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Workers at the call centers impersonated officials from the I.R.S. or U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, threatening people in the United States with arrest, imprisonment, fines or deportation if they did not pay alleged debts to the government, the Justice Department said.
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Two of the most easily-impersonated figures of the 20th century, Elvis Presley and Richard Nixon, are going to be portrayed by two of the greatest actors of our time, Kevin Spacey and Michael Shannon, in a new movie called Elvis and Nixon.
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Eric Nelson, a special prosecutor appointed in 2016 to handle the matter, said on Friday that Mr. Luthmann had impersonated three local politicians on social media: the Staten Island district attorney, a Republican candidate for the State Assembly and a Democratic city councilwoman.
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While you're doing that, let me remind you that Trump did the following things as either a candidate or private citizen: Impersonated a young publicist within the Trump Organization to leak flattering details about his own personal life to the New York tabloids.
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"After the claims were submitted, McCune and Buckhalter allegedly called the telephone number provided by the Plan and impersonated certain other players in order to check on the status of the false and fraudulent claims," the Justice Department said in a press release.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI did not break rules in place in 2007 when it impersonated a journalist to send a teenage bomb-threat suspect a computer link to a fake news article that concealed location tracking software, a government watchdog said on Thursday.
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For the first episode of his new series, Cohen impersonated an anti-terror expert named Erran Morad, who peddled a fake "Kingerguardians" program to arm children aged 3-12 years old so they could protect themselves and their classmates against school shooters.
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His performance at press briefings prompted increased audiences for the briefings themselves and several scathing and wildly popular Saturday Night Live skits, where he was impersonated by Melissa McCarthy as an aggressive, gum-chewing White House official who would use props to explain himself.
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According to CNN, Trump is "disappointed in Spicer's performance during the first two weeks of the administration," which has been characterized by Spicer making wild Pravda-like assertions about the crowd size at Trump's inauguration and being impersonated by Melissa McCarthy, much to Trump's chagrin.
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Even worse, news of the Senate letter emerged thanks to Kushner's attorney, Abbe Lowell, who CNN said accidentally forwarded it to the same prankster who earlier this year impersonated various high-ranking White House staff while successfully trolling other members of the administration via email.
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In his press conference on Day Two of the scandal, when he volunteered that he impersonated Michael Jackson, he felt compelled to try to lessen the impact by claiming it was only a light coating of shoe polish, because shoe polish is hard to remove.
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The queens lip-synced to cloyingly impersonated covers of RuPaul's greatest hits — you know VH1 can afford 40 seconds of "Nasty," so this move felt particularly cynical — followed by a "Rudemption" runway, where they spruced up disastrous looks from their previous stints on the show.
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In an email, Extinction Rebellion spokespeople clarified that they don't actually know who is behind the account, but social media posts by a neo-Nazi group viewed by Motherboard shows them gloating about flyers and claiming that the group impersonated Extinction Rebellion in the past.
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His low cunning conspired with his devouring egoism to make him throw off all the restraints of official decorum, in the expectation that he would find duplicates of himself in the crowds he addressed and that mob diffused would heartily sympathize with Mob impersonated.
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Old Lear's primary fear is not of age but of madness, which he imagines precisely as dementia: as the loss of mental control, of memory, and of cognition, seeing his fate mirrored in that of Poor Tom, the ranting homeless man impersonated by Edgar.
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One performer has to become a totally different performer, and not any performer, just this one star the whole world knows, and it has to be done in a way that makes you believe you're seeing either the impersonated star or something quintessential about them.
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But perhaps no one has gone quite so far to achieve romantic bliss as Christian Desgroux, a man authorities say impersonated a three-star US Army general, rented a helicopter, and took to the skies on a bogus top-secret mission, all to impress a potential suitor.
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To study the effectiveness of international rules against anonymous, untraceable shell companies, Sharman and two other researchers impersonated 21 different fictitious consultants and sent 7,400 emails to 3,700 so-called corporate service providers (often law or accounting firms) in 182 countries, asking for help setting one up.
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While Russia's political hacking in the US has mostly appeared to target Democrats, Microsoft pointed out that this time many of the phishing sites—which impersonated think tanks and some Senate pages—targeted Republican groups that have criticized President Donald Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A few hours before he impersonated prime Paul Pierce by sucking all the oxygen out of Madison Square Garden with soul-shredding offensive combustion, the best 20-year-old basketball player in the world huddles inside his locker with a plate full of mouthwatering Italian fuel.
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Long before Mr. Bush flaunted his personality with eye-catching socks or celebrated milestone birthdays by sky diving, he showed off his lighter side when he secretly invited Dana Carvey, the comedian who impersonated him on "Saturday Night Live," to take the stage at the White House.
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The two men attracted the ire of pro-Israel groups a few years ago when they appeared in a comedy sketch in which they impersonated building contractors and told London store owners their land would be taken to make way for an extension of the Israeli Embassy.
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Mickey's English wife Rosalind, played by Michelle Dockery of "Downton Abbey," is described as a "Cockney Cleopatra to Mickey's country Caesar" by the film's floridly verbose quasi-narrator: a tabloid journalist impersonated by Hugh Grant, who unspools the film's plot like he's pitching a nutso screenplay.
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Chapman allegedly impersonated Feden on social media to make it appear she was alive but wanted no contact with her family, and gave police false information about her whereabouts to hinder a missing person investigation after her family alerted authorities she was missing on Thursday, according to the complaint.
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A Word With At the end of the spring, Bobby Moynihan was a world-weary New Yorker, appearing weekly on "Saturday Night Live," where, for nine seasons, he played such endearingly oblivious characters as Drunk Uncle and Anthony Crispino, and impersonated the "Fox & Friends" morning host Brian Kilmeade.
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Besides Adele's homage to George Michael, the show also included a purple-hued tribute to Prince with the Time, the longtime Minneapolis funk group that often performed with Prince, and with Bruno Mars, who impersonated Prince from his makeup and performance style to the shape of his guitar.
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On a recent trip across town, your correspondent spent 15 hair-raising minutes trying to calm an elderly driver who regularly succumbed to a series of twitches, popped out of his seat and punched his dashboard when overtaking other cars, and impersonated a cannibal at the mention of an African country.
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Believed to be the same woman in part of a larger organization, the culprit has impersonated people like producers Amy Pascal, Kathleen Kennedy, and executive Stacey Snider and convinced victims to front the cost of travel and transportation for made up creative projects with the promise that they'd be reimbursed.
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She then impersonates Michael Jackson (which is mediocre – who hasn't impersonated Michael Jackson) before impersonating Rihanna and Sia, the former of which is accompanied by her nearly trying to twerk, which made my stomach contract in that way your stomach does when white people are about to try and twerk.
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"The idea of doing Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein as a televised play from the '70s where David played both Dr. Frankenstein and then also impersonated the monster, so he can do the transitions back and forth — it seems strange to say, but I thought of that all at once," says Levenstein.
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But much like the Russian-backed networks of bots and trolls that impersonated Black Lives Matter activists in 22014, or more recently seized on divisive issues like gun rights after a mass shooting, the accounts that quickly amplified doubts and disinformation about the Kentucky election seemed ready for the occasion.
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"Saturday Night Live" stars who impersonated both Trump and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE also received awards for their work on the show.
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The performers being impersonated in "Rock and Roll Man," which is directed by Randal Myler and choreographed by Brian Reeder, include Chuck Berry and Screamin' Jay Hawkins (both embodied by Matthew S. Morgan), Buddy Holly (John Dewey), Jerry Lee Lewis (James Scheider), Frankie Lymon (William Louis Bailey) and LaVern Baker (Valisia Lekae).
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The performers being impersonated in "Rock and Roll Man," which is directed by Randal Myler and choreographed by Brian Reeder, include Chuck Berry and Screamin' Jay Hawkins (both embodied by Matthew S. Morgan), Buddy Holly (John Dewey), Jerry Lee Lewis (James Scheider), Frankie Lymon (William Louis Bailey) and LaVern Baker (Valisia Lekae).
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Despite a title that will have little meaning for Americans unaware of recent events in Norway, 22 July is a film that addresses the startling violence of a right wing terrorist who impersonated a police officer, blew up a government building in Oslo, and then attacked a youth leadership camp on a nearby island.
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The episode started out with some deliciously black humor, as Arya Stark impersonated Walder Frey (the crotchety old traitor she killed in the Season 6 finale) to poison all of his remaining family members in revenge for their part in the Red Wedding, which killed Arya's mother, brother, and a whole heap of their allies.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday impersonated 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 using a slew of profanities, as he recounted their recent call.
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Someone crook pretended to be Britney Spears' manager and got her record label to send a bunch of yet-to-be-released music ... TMZ has learned.. According to docs obtained by TMZ ... the suspect impersonated Larry Rudolph, Brit's longtime manager, and emailed RCA Records to ask for tracks that at the time were unreleased.
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Richard Jacobs, a former Uber security employee, asserted that in 2016 the company hacked into competitors' networks, impersonated riders on their platforms, secretly recorded people, and communicated internally using the encrypted Wickr app "for the express purpose of destroying evidence of illegal or unethical practices," as Jacobs' lawyer wrote in a letter in May of last year.
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From 1995 to 2001 on "Saturday Night Live," she rivaled the physical humor — and influence — of her male co-stars with characters like Mary Katherine Gallagher, a Catholic schoolgirl with superstar dreams, and Sally O'Malley, a high-kicking 50-year-old dancer (impersonated by Hugh Jackman on Twitter in October when he hit the milestone birthday).
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and Larry David — who impersonated Sanders on "Saturday Night Live" last year — were both surprised to find they were actually related.
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"Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon added to the growing list of political figures she's portrayed in recent months when she impersonated special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE on the show on Saturday.
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Nigerian Twitter has an impersonation problem — and the platform is failing to take action Rosemary Ajayi writes about a series of incidents in which people impersonated Nigerian politicians in an effort to scam them out of money: Impersonation is a growing problem on Nigerian Twitter with some accounts set up using politicians' names to promote propaganda while others snag celebrity names as part of marketing fraud schemes.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller indicts Russian bot farm for election meddling As the report details, in the early stages of its U.S.-focused political operations, the IRA mostly impersonated U.S. citizens but into 2015 it shifted its strategy to create larger pages and groups that pretended to represent U.S.-based interests and causes, including "anti-immigration groups, Tea Party activists, Black Lives Matter [activists]" among others.
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How about these: * Trump attacked a Gold Star family that spoke at the Democratic National Convention in 2016 * Trump mocked and impersonated a disabled New York Times reporter * Trump said Mexico was purposely sending rapists and criminals to the United States * In an audio recording of an "Access Hollywood" interview, Trump made a series of misogynistic comments about women * Trump said the late Sen.
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Alessandrini's latest Broadway show, "Spamilton," a sendup of "Hamilton," opened in September.) In the original "Forbidden Broadway," Ms. Lyng impersonated a vituperative Patti LuPone regretting the loss of her role in the movie version of "Evita"; a bellowing Ethel Merman ("Curtain up, light the lights, and you better turn off all the mikes"); and other stars, including Lauren Bacall, Linda Ronstadt and Jennifer Holliday.
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A former Marine allegedly impersonated a security team member for Marine One, the helicopter that transports President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE on short trips, and breached two checkpoints last week at Palm Beach International Airport, according to authorities, The New York Times first reported.
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The filing says the spear-phishing attack targeting its members was similar to a wider attack reported last November that was attributed to a Russian hacking group with links to the Kremlin In November, FireEye reported that Russian hackers linked to a group known as Cozy Bear (also known as APT 28 or The Dukes) had impersonated State Department officials in an attack that targeted more than 20 of the FireEye's clients.
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Laura Benanti, who has impersonated Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," said she thinks the first lady is "pretty over" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersLawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook Overnight Energy: Fight over fuel standards intensifies | Democrats grill Trump officials over rule rollback | California official blasts EPA chief over broken talks | Former EPA official says Wheeler lied to Congress EPA head clashes with California over how car emissions negotiations broke down MORE (Wash.) told her colleagues during a closed-door meeting Tuesday that the Congressional Institute has identified the individual who impersonated a congressman's wife, sneaked into the retreat and made digital recordings of lawmaker deliberations on national security and ObamaCare, as well as a speech by Vice President Pence.
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