The data included names, titles, telephone numbers and email addresses.
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Most such surveys contact voters by dialing random telephone numbers.
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Calls to telephone numbers associated with Mr. Marines went unanswered.
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The stolen data includes email addresses, telephone numbers, and encrypted passwords.
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In general, older, white, longtime voters are likeliest to have telephone numbers.
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Calls to personal telephone numbers associated with Dr. Chu were not returned.
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FCC Authority Over Telephone Numbers The U.S. government has exercised oversight authority over the administration of telephone numbers since at least 1984, when a Federal district court approved the break up of the old Bell System telephone monopoly.
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All telephone numbers are for the Southeast Asia main office unless otherwise specified.
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Customer service telephone numbers were shared on social media and the Travelex website.
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The kidnappers searched Ana, looking for slips of paper with U.S. telephone numbers.
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The FCC has long asserted that it has "plenary jurisdiction" over telephone numbers under section 201(a) of the Communications Act of 1934, because "telephone numbers are an indispensable part" of the duties that section 201(a) imposes on telecommunications carriers.
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Names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, and payment card details may have been compromised.
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The stolen information includes people's names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, passwords. 7.
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But several lawmakers canceled their meetings, giving only telephone numbers for people to call.
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The stolen data includes national identity (NRIC) numbers, telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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Users need not link to their email addresses or telephone numbers, thereby increasing privacy.
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Their base is rudimentary: a room plastered with maps, graphs and lists of telephone numbers.
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Telephone numbers flash up on the screen for those who might wish to book them.
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They include more than 800 drawings, as well as random musings and jotted telephone numbers.
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Most national polls call telephone numbers at random, using a technique called random digit dialing.
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Voter files have improved, and we have telephone numbers for a majority of registered voters.
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In some cases, they have also posted the women's telephone numbers and other private information.
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The others were unwilling to disclose their names or telephone numbers, perhaps because they feared arrest.
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There's your short-term working memory, which you can use to remember things like telephone numbers.
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When I came back home, I found pieces of paper with telephone numbers on them everywhere.
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Never. I always make sure to blur incriminating evidence such as telephone numbers, names, addresses etc.
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Information on driver and rider names, emails and telephone numbers had been compromised by the attack.
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And we can have more telephone numbers from young voters ready to go in those states.
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The newly disclosed attack involved sensitive user information, including names, telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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Congress (in the Telecommunications Act of 2023) later imposed specific duties on the FCC's exercise of its plenary authority over telephone numbers in section 251(e) — a provision that, among other things, gives the FCC "exclusive jurisdiction" over the administration of telephone numbers for the United States.
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When they started throwing telephone numbers to each other, men and women had to take turns (pictured).
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Calls to the company's telephone numbers also went unanswered, and so did emails to its public addresses.
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He would then hack the friends' accounts to find the celebrities' telephone numbers and other personal information.
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The calls made to the mosque had also been placed from his home telephone numbers, prosecutors said.
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In 2013, a breach allowed attackers to steal email addresses, passwords, birth dates, telephone numbers and more.
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Unlike spectrum, auctioned telephone numbers won't fetch eye-popping sums in the tens of billions of dollars.
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Most mainstream media pollsters call random telephone numbers, which aren't attached to any additional data on their respondents.
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While usernames, telephone numbers, passwords, security questions and answers, and birthdates were leaked, no financial information was compromised.
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More details: Information affected by the breach included usernames, passwords, and sometimes telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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The only clues are the companies' overlapping ties, including the same managers, shared telephone numbers or IP addresses.
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The data included names, email addresses and telephone numbers but not street addresses or financial data, Equifax said.
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I pressed on into the twilight, cell phone on my thigh as I scrolled through Lewistown telephone numbers.
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Users' names and contact information like telephone numbers were stolen from an additional 15 million profiles, Facebook said.
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Cyber thieves may have stolen names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and encrypted passwords, the company said.
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"The accessed data included name, date of birth, lab results, and in some instances, telephone numbers," the company said.
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Since then the number 108 has been seen as pejorative and removed from vehicle plates, telephone numbers and houses.
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Eagle 23 texted Major al-Jabouri with details about Islamic State leaders and telephone numbers used by the militants.
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It's also useful for telephone numbers, URLs, and postal addresses that you want to make sure are always accurate.
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We would also like to share we will no longer be collecting telephone numbers, MAC Addresses and WiFi information.
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The stolen data included usernames, masked passwords, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and security questions and answers.
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Reams of apparent names, telephone numbers, email addresses and job titles of law enforcement employees scroll on my screen.
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These girls come off and they have telephone numbers of criminals that they've been given by gangs in Libya.
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In many cases, I suspect, those voters provided their parents' landline telephone numbers when they first registered to vote.
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The TCPA was drafted to combat 1990s-era robocalls, in which marketers blitzed messages to randomly-generated telephone numbers.
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Recently, a Russian programmer found that SORM devices were leaking Russians' personal data, including geolocation coordinates and telephone numbers.
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Email addresses and telephone numbers at Vertu were no longer in use when CNBC tried to contact the firm.
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They call telephone numbers from voter registration files, a data set of all of the registered voters in a state.
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He had access to users' telephone numbers and internet protocol addresses, which are unique identification numbers for internet-connected devices.
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Information stolen in the Yahoo incident included personally identifying information such as email addresses, birthdates, telephone numbers, passwords and more.
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Telephone numbers were selected from an L21 voter file stratified by age, region, gender, party, race and turnout in 22.
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Syrians shared information, some joking about the Turkish facilitation, suggesting they should publish the telephone numbers of people smugglers, too.
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Yahoo in 2016 said cyber thieves may have stolen names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and encrypted passwords.
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These websites do simple searches for free, but for information like full telephone numbers and addresses, payments and accounts are required.
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Data scientists at Tech for Campaigns matched the telephone numbers they texted against public voter information to arrive at their conclusions.
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Advertisers were able to access users' telephone numbers, which were provided to Facebook for security purposes, such as two-factor authentication.
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It is barred from using telephone numbers for advertising if they are obtained in a security feature like two-factor authentication.
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The Holiday Inn was reportedly taking in stranded children, with social media users rapidly sharing the news and relevant telephone numbers.
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We purchase telephone numbers from a company called Survey Sampling International that provides landline and cellphone numbers within a specified region.
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Some scammers have gone so far as to mimic hospital telephone numbers as a guise to ferret out sensitive patient information.
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In the first 24 hours of the October fires, messages send by the county reached about 27,000 telephone numbers via SoCoAlert.
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An "unauthorized third party" gained access to names, dates of birth, lab results and, in some cases, telephone numbers on Nov.
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For decades, the gold standard for polling was to survey people reached by a random sample of telephone numbers for landline phones.
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To get a job, people need only provide their names and telephone numbers, and turn up on time when a vacancy arises.
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Scammers have also taken to "spoofing" telephone numbers, which is why consumers see automated calls coming from numbers with their area code.
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It is unclear from the case file how Ms. Davis, who had never moved or changed telephone numbers, might have been overlooked.
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The agency indicated scammers have mimicked telephone numbers belonging to FBI field offices in California, Montana, Colorado, Texas, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, and Kentucky.
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The passwords don't work, but the dates of birth, telephone numbers and security questions could still be useful to an adept cyberthief.
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Yahoo said it included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and possibly encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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One blog post on a far-right news site went so far as to list Mr. Lübcke's work address and telephone numbers.
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A sample list included individuals' birth dates, car and home ownership status, and mortgage information, in addition to names and telephone numbers.
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Visitors can also call different telephone numbers and listen to sound pieces created by Morse, including recordings of interviews, poems, and sound collages.
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It works to identify the incoming phone calls you receive by cross-referencing the telephone numbers with those found in your email inbox.
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Later, a team of Chinese anti-narcotics officials connected photos, telephone numbers and addresses in Cai's phones to other meth busts in China.
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"Specifically, the football players created numerous fake telephone numbers and harassed both Plaintiff and her family members via text message," the suit said.
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Reuters called telephone numbers listed for the supplier, OOO Web-Potok, but the people who answered said they worked for a different company.
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The compromised personal data included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords, and encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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The FCC authorized voice providers to block robocalls that appear to be from telephone numbers that do not or cannot make outgoing calls.
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What researchers have been able to collect are names, telephone numbers, and even evidence from photos, such as license plate numbers and boarding passes.
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If approved, the measures also will require applicants to submit five years of previously used telephone numbers, email addresses and their international travel history.
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Pollsters also have to be careful how they generate their lists of "random" telephone numbers, especially as more cellphone users abandon traditional landline service.
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There are around 200 million business telephone numbers globally, which companies (especially smaller ones) still continue to use as a contact point with customers.
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Zembla did not republish the dossier, which it said contained information about 54 different police investigations, including the names and telephone numbers of suspects.
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The ticket sales company said information which may have been compromised includes names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers, payment details and Ticketmaster login details.
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A poll was either a good probability sample (from random dialing of telephone numbers, for example) or it was not (like an online poll).
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Pollsters could match these telephone numbers to the voter file, but they couldn't match all of them — losing data from a large number of respondents.
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Most polls conducted by mainstream media organizations call random telephone numbers, which yields a sample of American adults — whether they're registered to vote or not.
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It includes 23 questions detailing each fighter's first and last names, nom de guerre, address, telephone numbers, country of origin, blood type and family contacts.
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Also, a problem was that telephone numbers at the Chelmsford site had to be hand-dialled as single press buttons had not been set up.
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The information stolen includes names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords, and in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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Nairobi's Mike Sonko posted two telephone numbers on his Facebook page and asked aggrieved women to contact his office with pictures and evidence of affair.
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" Abdelkader Amirouche, a shopkeeper, held up a sign that mimicked the automated voice for wrong telephone numbers: "The number you have dialed, 102, is incorrect.
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For telephone and face-to-face pollsters, who try to avoid bias by choosing randomly from a list of telephone numbers or addresses, another problem looms.
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Reuters has not yet been able to find telephone numbers or email addresses for the three executives, so has been unable to contact them for comment.
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The searing detail from "Tell Me How It Ends," about the telephone numbers sewn into the dresses, appears again in this fictionalized version of the story.
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Robocallers can generate telephone numbers that mask their location, adopting area codes that mimic the neighborhood of the recipient, making it more likely people will answer.
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Many voters provide their telephone numbers on their voter registration forms when they register, but it's not hard to fill in the missing ones from other sources.
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The news outlet did this by either running them by five former WikiLeaks associates or by checking nonpublic details, including bank accounts, telephone numbers or airline tickets.
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He had to memorize hundreds of telephone numbers and was not allowed to rely on a telephone book, in case it was lost or stolen, they said.
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Personal information such as names of passengers, their nationalities, dates of birth, telephone numbers, email, physical addresses, passport numbers, identity card numbers, and travel history was accessed.
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"Based on my investigation, the suspects used assumed names and there were no identifying details such as passport numbers or telephone numbers," Wan Azirul told the court.
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He's also become a target: the morning of the interview, it was revealed that Anonymous had hacked his phones, releasing his social security number and private telephone numbers.
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The thought is with this add-on Echo owners will be able to dial telephone numbers, like 911 or Pizza Hut or Mom, by just using their voice.
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One of the telephone numbers mentioned in the prosecutors' letter as being used to communicate about trafficking matched one given to Reuters by Berhe's family before the ruling.
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Hackers then exploited that access to install malware that captured information including names, telephone numbers, email and mailing addresses, payment card numbers, expiration dates and encrypted debit pins.
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China's Ministry of Public Security says the Internet telephone fraud in China has grown drastically, aided by the easy availability of people's telephone numbers and other private data.
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The Taliban also boasted of victory, broadcasting telephone numbers for soldiers or policemen who wanted to surrender to call, and promising amnesty to anyone who turned themselves in.
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To add insult to injury, if we respond to them, these companies can sell our names, addresses, telephone numbers and other information, subjecting us to more junk mail.
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By March, Ms. You had isolated Mr. Urtula from his college friends, Ms. Grasso said, requiring him to block their telephone numbers and block them on social media.
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Motherboard was able to verify some of the data, such as telephone numbers of private citizens and email addresses of government officials, which the hacker also dumped online.
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Yahoo revealed last year that it suffered two security breaches, one in 2014 and one in 20133, that compromised info like names, email addresses, telephone numbers, and hashed passwords.
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Taubman complained last year that some of the reporter's informational tweets — promoting domestic violence hotline telephone numbers, for example — appeared moments after Osuna entered several Astros games in relief.
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It said the data stolen may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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As with the first hack, stolen information included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, scrambled passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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Yahoo in September disclosed that it had fallen victim to a data breach in 2014 that compromised users' names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and encrypted passwords.
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Calls to telephone numbers listed under Mr. Amiott's name were not answered, and a spokesman for the police department did not reply to an email and voice mail messages.
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We asked John Manning, senior director at the North American Numbering Plan Administration, the group responsible for administering and assigning telephone numbers in the United States, that very question.
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In his decision, Judge Berlin said the Labor Department didn't explain convincingly why it needed extensive data — including names, addresses, telephone numbers and personal email addresses — of Google workers.
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In a 2013 study, a 353-year-old male research assistant stopped unaccompanied young women, chatted with them and asked for their telephone numbers during sunny or cloudy weather.
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The German newsmagazine said it had contacted Mr. Zajtman and told him that it appeared that the BND had noted the telephone numbers of two of his Congolese contacts.
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Several local news websites reported late on Sunday that names, telephone numbers and email addresses of Jio users were visible on a site called 'Magicapk,' which was subsequently taken down.
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Several local news sites reported late on Sunday that names, telephone numbers and email addresses of Jio users were visible on a site called 'Magicapk,' which was subsequently taken down.
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Information in the newly announced Yahoo hack could include names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and unencrypted security questions and answers, the company said in a statement.
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The stolen information includes people's names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, passwords (most hashed with bcrypt), and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted responses to security questions and answers.
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Similar to the earlier hack, the stolen info includes names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, scrambled passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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It is barred from using telephone numbers obtained in a security feature, like two-factor authentication, for advertising and must get user consent to use data from facial recognition technology.
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Hackers stole email addresses, passwords, birth dates, telephone numbers and more in the attack, but did not access passwords in clear text, payment card data or information about bank accounts.
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Motherboard was unable to reach any victims or customers because the exposed server does not contain any contact information, such as email addresses or telephone numbers of victims or users.
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Luisa carries a notebook and collects the telephone numbers of sex workers who want to be called during the week with advice on how and where to get antiretroviral drugs.
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So on her hair day—every Wednesday, a wash and a set—she gave Carlito instructions and telephone numbers and headed off with a heavy heart to the beauty parlor.
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The newly disclosed 2013 attack involved sensitive user information, including names, telephone numbers, dates of birth, encrypted passwords and unencrypted security questions that could be used to reset a password.
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Most debt relief scams are fly-by-night businesses, with ever-changing telephone numbers, names, and addresses; once found out, they disappear, then reappear, like a game of whack-a-mole.
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That requires a company like Google to sign a data-use agreement with a health provider, and it specifies that really specific data like names and telephone numbers cannot be shared.
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Some 26 million accounts were hacked — a number larger than the population of the United States — yielding names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, passwords, and in some cases security questions.
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"While the third-party doctrine applies to telephone numbers and bank records, it is not clear whether its logic extends to the qualitatively different category of cell-site records," he wrote.
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We make sure we draw the right number of telephone numbers from each group, regardless of how many people in each group actually have a number associated with their voter file.
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Many pollsters use voter file data, rather than dialing telephone numbers at random (known as random digit dialing, or R.D.D.), to conduct their surveys and estimate the composition of the electorate.
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In its effort to justify regulating mobile Internet services as telecommunications services under Title II of the Communications Act, the agency expanded its authority over telephone numbers to include IP addresses.
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As TCPA class actions proliferated, one of defendants' biggest bugaboos was that the law did not adequately reflect today's digital reality, in which telephone numbers are frequently reassigned to different users.
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Sales rose dramatically with his inducements: toll-free telephone numbers for ordering, postage-paid subscription cards, buy-one-get-one-free offers, "loyalty reward" programs for brand buyers who came back.
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Then there were all the mothers who would hand me their telephone numbers during the meet-and-greet after the show and tell me to call them when their husbands weren't home.
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The user account information taken included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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An outdoors listing in the Connecticut Calendar in some editions on May 1 about bird club field trips in Milford misstated the telephone numbers for the New Haven Bird Club's tour guides.
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The online mall, Interpark, was subjected in May to an online attack on a server that contained customers' names, email addresses, telephone numbers and other personal data, the National Police Agency said.
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Yahoo said the stolen user account information may have included names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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For those unfamiliar with caller management in iOS 9, you can block calls from specific telephone numbers, as well as from people trying to pester you through Apple's FaceTime and iMessage services.
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In light of increasing attacks against customer's accounts, the major US cell phone providers have introduced new security features to make it harder for hackers to take over accounts and telephone numbers.
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I haven't lived in Amesbury for many years, but The Pizza Factory's telephone number is, along with the landline from my childhood home, on the shortlist of telephone numbers I'll never forget.
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A court in Beijing recently asked an internet security company to tag irresponsible borrowers' telephone numbers so that when someone called, a message would appear onscreen saying that the respondent owed money.
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That system, sources who've accessed it told BuzzFeed News, stores information including email addresses, telephone numbers, and last log-in time — sufficient personal data to track down a user in real life.
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However, while the website is still live, the telephone numbers are dead lines and a visit to the office in Archway, London finds an empty unit and sympathetic shrugs from the neighbors.
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The account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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One of its roles is to manage telephone numbers in the UK. The organization allocates numbers in blocks of 10,000 to telecom companies, which then activate the numbers for use on their networks.
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Facebook is barred from using telephone numbers obtained in a security feature, like two-factor authentication, for advertising and must get user consent if it plans to use data from facial recognition technology.
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On it were enrolment forms containing the names of Islamic State supporters and of their relatives, telephone numbers, and other details such as the subjects' areas of expertise and who had recommended them.
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The most interesting part of NSO's short statement is that the company once again said that its spyware cannot be used on US telephone numbers, something NSO had already told Motherboard last year.
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"The stolen user account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (using MD5) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers," Lord added.
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As recently as June, Officer Deleon texted Mr. Rose on the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp and provided a list of "nearly two dozen names and telephone numbers" of accident victims, court documents said.
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My younger sister had packed it, along with an index card that listed all our telephone numbers, in case she got confused en route, and a copy of her do-not-resuscitate order.
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In his petition to the Supreme Court, Shanmugam argues that the standard that allows the feds to conduct warrantless surveillance with "pen/trap" devices is based on dialed telephone numbers and therefore outdated.
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The Tribune newspaper said it had been able to buy login credentials to the Aadhaar database, allowing it to acquire information such as the names, telephone numbers and home addresses of millions of people.
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Under the proposal, visa applicants would be required to provide "identifiers" they've used on social media platforms in the previous five years as well as previously used telephone numbers, email addresses, and international travel.
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The breach was brought to light by a Berlin-based security researcher named Sébastien Kaul, who discovered that the Voxox-managed database was discoverable, unprotected, and easily searchable for both names and telephone numbers.
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The Tribune newspaper said it had been able to buy login credentials to the Aadhaar database, allowing it to acquire information such as the names, telephone numbers and home addresses of millions of people.
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An investigation by Yahoo confirmed that a data breach in late 2014 revealed information that may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and some passwords and security questions and answers.
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On Tuesday, Open Whisper Systems, maker of the widely used Signal encryption app, detailed how the Justice Department wanted access to all sorts of information related to its user accounts connected to telephone numbers.
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Her most enduring legacy, though, was probably The Players' Guide: A Pictorial Directory for the Legitimate Theater, a listing of actors for casting directors that included their photographs, stage credits, résumés and telephone numbers.
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The information was taken from public LinkedIn profiles using a custom script, and so did not include street addresses or telephone numbers, although frequently did include location information at the town or city level.
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But we had no choice: It is hard or even impossible to conduct a poll of a congressional district with random digit dialing, since no lists exist of telephone numbers sorted by congressional district.
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One of the more advanced was videotex, an information system invented in the 21222s that relied on a television or terminal — you could communicate, read the news, publish content or look up telephone numbers.
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As for what was actually taken, the company says that "names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords… and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers" may have been compromised.
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They then stole personal information from subscribers like names, dates of birth, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, employment, and income data, but also more sensitive pieces of information like health identification and social security numbers.
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Additional requirements include notifying law enforcement of changes in address, employment, education schedule, vehicles, telephone numbers, volunteer work and Internet access information such as user names and passwords for emails, websites and social networking sites.
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New York Telephone Co., where the government sought an order compelling a telephone company to assist law enforcement in setting up pen registers (devices that record what telephone numbers are called from a particular line).
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He said targeted text messages that he and others received during the campaign season suggested that individuals' voter registration information, social media data and telephone numbers were being independently linked — although it's still unclear how.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Telegram, a popular encrypted messaging app, will allow users to cloak their telephone numbers to safeguard Hong Kong protesters against monitoring by authorities, according to a person with direct knowledge of the effort.
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IP addressing—in contrast to telephone numbers—is already governed by IANA, (the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), a department of ICANN, that is responsible for the global coordination of IP addressing, among other coordination functions.
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If those bills become law, public schools and universities will be forced to hand over teachers' personal telephone numbers, email addresses, and home addresses without giving teachers an opportunity to opt out of the information sharing.
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Additional requirements include notifying law enforcement of changes in his address, employment, education schedule, vehicles, telephone numbers, volunteer work and Internet access information such as user names and passwords for emails, websites and social networking sites.
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The DPA's decision also notes that Bisnode decided against sending SMS messages to another sub-set of people whose telephone numbers it did hold — again claiming as an excuse "the high costs of such an action".
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Additional requirements include include notifying law enforcement of changes in address, employment, education schedule, vehicles, telephone numbers, volunteer work, and Internet access information, such as user names and passwords for emails, websites and social networking sites.
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In September 2016, Lord disclosed to the public that hundreds of millions of accounts had been exposed and hackers made off with sensitive information such as names, passwords, email addresses, telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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It calls for providers that can give law enforcement agents advanced warning of violent incidents as well as the ability to summon a given social media user's ID numbers, IP addresses and telephone numbers if necessary.
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In a breach in 2017, Capital One notified customers that a former employee may have had access for nearly four months to their personal data, including account numbers, telephone numbers, transaction history and Social Security numbers.
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In a breach in 2017, Capital One notified customers that a former employee may have had access for nearly four months to their personal data, including account numbers, telephone numbers, transaction history and Social Security numbers.
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The data, which was stolen by what the company called a "state-sponsored actor," may have included names, passwords, emails, telephone numbers, dates of birth and security questions and answers, the company said, but not financial information.
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Federal police tracked the alleged Islamic State militants through their social media messages after Spanish police provided telephone numbers found on a Brazilian arrested in Spain for belonging to a jihadist group, newspaper Estado de S.Paulo reported.
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Yahoo says personal information "like names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, [encrypted] passwords... and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers" were breached in the hack, but that banking information was safe.
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Where state and federal officers can trick your cell phone into thinking it's connecting to a cell tower when it's really connecting to a device that gives big brother your location and the telephone numbers you're calling.
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But the hackers may have collected a trove of other valuable personal information, such as user names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords, and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.
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Under the proposal, applicants for immigrant and nonimmigrant visas would be required to disclose "identifiers" they have used on various social media platforms in the previous five years, in addition to old telephone numbers and email addresses.
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You can also run searches based on email addresses and telephone numbers, as we've already mentioned, look up public documents on Google Drive and Scribd, and get contact details from a domain name, if they've been publicly registered.
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As part of the deal, Meng must remain in British Columbia, provide a supervisor with telephone numbers, live at a $5.6 million home that was selected as her residence, and stay indoors from 11PM to 6AM every day.
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"A few weeks ago an unknown person walked into a mobile phone store, claimed to be me, asked to upgrade my mobile phones, and walked out with two brand new iPhones assigned to my telephone numbers," she wrote.
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The lawyer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared retribution, said he had grown suspicious that his phone had been hacked when he started missing WhatsApp video calls from Swedish telephone numbers at odd hours.
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In addition to requiring the five years of social media history, the application will also ask for previous telephone numbers, email addresses, prior immigration violations and any family history of involvement in terrorist activities, according to the notice.
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"For potentially affected accounts, the stolen user-account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (using MD5), and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers," Yahoo's release stated.
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According to the company, users' "names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers" may have all be acquired in the breach.
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According to the company, users' "names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers" may have all been acquired in the breach.
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One of the biggest lingering questions following Wednesday's release of thousands pages of documents related to the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting is three phone calls Donald Trump Jr. placed to blocked telephone numbers before and after the meeting.
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India's top court in August had said that privacy is a fundamental right and the verdict was expected to complicate efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to make linking of the ID card numbers with bank accounts, telephone numbers, etc.
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The data, which was stolen in late 20083 by what the company called a "state-sponsored actor," may include names, emails, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords, and security questions and answers, but not financial information, according to the company.
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The documents released last week show that the government asked Open Whisper Systems to turn over data associated with two telephone numbers, including web browsing histories and data stored in the tracking "cookies" of the web browsers attached to those accounts.
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Mueller's team also pored over records of 1,583 calls to 1,050 telephone numbers made on April 9 from the league office, and searched all the NFL's computers for evidence the league had the video, using a range of forensic tools.
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On Friday, employees at Hong Kong Reader Bookstore, one of the dwindling number of shops that sell volumes banned in the mainland, said they had separated records of people's purchases from their personal information, including names, email addresses and telephone numbers.
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The documents made public show that the government asked Open Whisper Systems to turn over data associated with two telephone numbers, including web browsing histories and data stored in the tracking "cookies" of the web browsers attached to those accounts.
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According to the indictment, the women would flirt with men in upscale bars, exchange telephone numbers and arrange to meet a few days later at a restaurant or bar, where they would slip tranquilizers and narcotics into the men's drinks.
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The 1.5GB trove of leaked documents posted online last week included the bank details, telephone numbers and dates of birth of several journalists for satellite broadcaster Al-Jazeera, supposed members of the ruling al-Thani family and government and defense officials.
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Lt. Colonel Abdel Amir al-Mohammadawi went through the dead man's pockets after making sure he was not wearing a suicide belt, and pulled out a small address book containing telephone numbers of other fighters, and a contact for "Islamic Police".
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A 1.5GB trove of leaked documents includes the bank details, telephone numbers and dates of birth of several journalists for satellite broadcaster Al-Jazeera, supposed members of the ruling al-Thani family and government and defense officials, Doha News website reported.
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We know that the president conversations, private conversations were linked to the media, but that does not give the right for the DOJ to start mining reporters&apos telephone numbers, mining reporter&aposs information to try to find out who was the leaker.
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They are currently chaperoned by Frank, the organization's director of sports science, who popped in and out of Room 237 with a list of the telephone numbers to each of the players' rooms, in case any of them tried to sleep in.
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Intelligence, personnel (support), administrative data, names, address, social security numbers, telephone numbers, emails, photographs, codes , characteristics, unique IDs, possible gender, race, license plate number, vehicle identifier, financial account info, medical info, educational info, military records of people with contact of an FBI mission.
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Company suggested changing passwords immediately "The account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers," Yahoo said in the statement.
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" The Tribune reported that the new terms of his release also bar Hastert from possessing "pornographic, sexually oriented, or sexually stimulating materials, including visual, auditory, telephonic, or electronic media, computer programs, or services," as well as using any "sex-related telephone numbers.
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There and elsewhere, the State Department has been sharing the after-hours telephone number of the embassy in Ankara (90-312-455-5555 or +90-212-335-9000) as well as telephone numbers of its consulate and consular agencies in other cities.
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In its initial disclosure in September, Yahoo said that hackers sponsored by a foreign government had broken into its systems in late 2014 and stolen user information including names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, encrypted passwords and, in some cases, security questions.
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One of her telephone numbers is still answered "Ivana Incorporated," but she is not the fixture on cable television she was in the 1990s and early 453s when People magazine said the House of Ivana clothing did $50 million in sales a year.
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But in September, Yahoo disclosed that it had fallen victim to a data breach in 2014 that compromised users' names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and encrypted passwords, raising questions about whether Verizon would withdraw from the deal or renegotiate.
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So Are Concerns About Their Results," the newspaper states that "Random sampling is at the heart of scientific polling, and there's no way to randomly contact people on the Internet in the same way that telephone polls can randomly dial telephone numbers.
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"There's a certain degree of dread when either the CEO or the senior government affairs people see 'unknown' on their phone," said the advisor, who requested anonymity to describe confidential clients' reactions, referring to the unlisted telephone numbers from which White House officials call.
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The FBI also requested all records regarding the identification of the account such as name, physical address, telephone numbers, any passwords associated with the account, security questions and answers, and technical information such as the IP address used to register and log into the account.
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In his order, the judge accepts the argument that while the government was obliged to explain why targeting the telephone numbers of individuals is "relevant" to its investigation, it does not need to demonstrate the same relevance when examining numbers called from the initially targeted phones.
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Citing fears about hacking — and recent cyber attacks on the U.S. government — the court instead recommended the agency seek and obtain from Google the telephone numbers and email addresses from up to 5,000 of its workers, provided the company already has that data in its possession.
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Government lawyers from the U.S. Justice Department have defended their request in court papers by citing various authorities, such as a 1977 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that upheld an order compelling a telephone company to provide assistance with setting up a device to record telephone numbers.
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As part of the same investigation, AT&T admitted that approximately 85033 employees at the Colombian and Filipino facilities had accessed customer names, telephone numbers, and at least the last four digits of customer Social Security numbers to obtain unlock codes for AT&T mobile phones.
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Mr. Loeb quickly became a sort of diplomat, welcoming others and passing out zines he had created titled "A People's Guide to Occupying the RNC," which included a map of Cleveland along with telephone numbers for the mayor's office and the National Lawyers Guild of Ohio.
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"Artificial intelligence can be used to mine large amounts of public domain and social network data to extract personally identifiable information like date of birth, gender, location, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, and so on, which can be used for hacking [a person's] accounts," Dutt told Gizmodo.
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He also gave US government officials what they "believed to be bin Laden's satellite telephone numbers and information about who was supplying arms to bin Laden," the prosecutors wrote at the time, about two years before the terrorist leader was killed in a US military raid.
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Ticketmaster UK announced on its site yesterday that it identified malicious malware on June 220rd that had affected nearly five percent of their customers, allowing an unknown third-party access to customers' names, email addresses, telephone numbers, payment details and login information between February 229 and June 23rd, 2018.
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"According to OnePlus, it will also stop collecting "telephone numbers, MAC Addresses and WiFi information," and by the end of October, the company will clearly prompt all users on how and why it collects data and provide users with an option to not participate in its "user experience program.
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Yahoo confirmed on Thursday that 500 million accounts on their platforms had been hacked including data on "names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers," according to a statement from the company.
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Ge Mahe's previous projects include working with China's state-backed telecom firms to develop country-specific functions including the ability to use local telephone numbers as Apple identification numbers, short message service (SMS) fraud detection, and support for quick response (QR) codes which are widely used in China for payments.
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A detailed report about Mr. Rhodes, compiled by Black Cube, a private investigations firm established by former intelligence analysts from the Israel Defense Forces, contains pictures of his apartment in Washington, telephone numbers and email addresses of members of his family, as well as unsubstantiated allegations of personal and ethical transgressions.
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Concerns about privilege arose in court after prosecutors told the judge about the scope of discovery material, which they said includes returns from more than a dozen search warrants, including those for premises as well as email and social media accounts, and subpoena returns for more than 50 bank accounts and telephone numbers.
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The phones are designed to forward information — including the "full-body of text messages, contact lists, call history with full telephone numbers, unique device identifiers including the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) and the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI)" — back to Adups in Shanghai, the security firm wrote in a press release.
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The phones are designed to forward information -- including the "full-body of text messages, contact lists, call history with full telephone numbers, unique device identifiers including the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) and the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI)" -- back to Adups in Shanghai, the security firm wrote in a press release.
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It's especially striking if you apply it to our current sentiments about privacy and the possibility of consumer-empowering legislation: Some 109 million telephone numbers have been registered on the National Do Not Call list since it opened for business; many states, among them New York, had registries in place even earlier.
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In a press release detailing its code and network analysis of the data-harvesting firmware, Kryptowire writes: These devices actively transmitted user and device information including the full-body of text messages, contact lists, call history with full telephone numbers, unique device identifiers including the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) and the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI).
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"If we get a phone off of a dead ISIL fighter in Manbij and it has a number of telephone numbers into a particular capital or city around the world, we share that information with the coalition members so that they can conduct their own investigation," Brett H. McGurk, President Obama's envoy to the coalition fighting the Islamic State, said this month.
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Even though Voya's system flagged some of the telephone numbers used by the hackers as potentially fraudulent, the callers were able to convince Voya's helpline staff to reset their passwords and provide new ones over the phone, according to the S.E.C. The intruders used the new passwords to gain access to the personal information of 5,600 customers and create new online customer profiles.
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Abu Zubaydah also had the phone number of a bodyguard who worked at the Saudi embassy in Washington, DC. "According to FBI documents, several of the phone numbers found in the phone book of Abu Zubayda[h], a senior al-Qaida operative captured in March 113, could be linked, at least indirectly, to telephone numbers in the United States," the 211 pages said.
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" Chairman Wheeler's candid response revealed — for the first time — that the Obama Administration's plan to give up U.S. oversight of Internet numbering was the "other protection" the FCC was relying on when it decided it isn't going to apply the Congressional mandate in section 85033(e): "In fact, the Commission forebore [sic] from Section 251(e)—the provision that gives the Commission authority over telephone numbers.
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Through Yahoo's ongoing investigation, the company has uncovered that stolen user account information may have included the following: Names Email addresses Telephone numbers Dates of birth Hashed passwords Security questions and answers (encrypted or unencrypted) According to PetaPixel, Yahoo switched Flickr over to a system based solely on Yahoo accounts in 2014, which means passwords and personal information from the popular photo management and sharing application are now compromised.
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"We confirm that we were merely the company's Registered Agent/Registered Office (which is a requirement by law for each company to have) at the time of incorporation and never gave them permission or received compensation from them to advertise that they physically had an office or physical presence at our address nor the usage of our telephone numbers or email addresses and if so they would have been doing so illegally," Ortiz said in an email to CNN.
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