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Millions Of Hotel Guests' IDs Left Open Online In Massive Security Blunder
A hotel check-in technology platform used in Japan exposed more than one million passports, driving licences and selfie verification photos online after a cloud storage system was left publicly accessible.
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German Tourist Awarded $1,200 After Suing Greek Hotel Over Pool Chairs
The hotel had wooden signs prohibiting guests from reserving chairs with towels, but the rule was widely ignored.
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Lapses, Remorse, 'Act Of Nature' Claim: Cruise Boat Pilot's Big Reveal
Mahesh Patel said he requested the hotel's reception desk to send a rescue boat as the accident was imminent. In the next sentence, he revealed a major security lapse.
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Hyderabad Man Shoots Videos Posing As Cop, Claims Access To Chief Minister
In the videos, the man claimed that he could arrange direct meetings with the Chief Minister without any prior appointment. In one clip, he asked viewers to contact him if they wished to meet the Chief Minister.
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Alleged Trump Assassin Took Selfie Moments Before Attack: Prosecutors
The man accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump took a selfie in his hotel room moments before bursting through security with a pump-action shotgun, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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How Security Lapses At Hilton Hotel Let Shooter Get Close To Trump
The Washington Hilton, about 1.5 miles from the White House and used for decades to host the event, has long been considered familiar ground for security agencies.
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Trump Event Shooter Mocked Hotel Security In Manifesto, Said 'Won't Use Slugs'
Cole Allen wrote in the manifesto that he sensed "arrogance" in the security agents as he walked into the hotel with multiple weapons without being thoroughly checked.
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Journalists' Posts From Trump Event Spark 'Safe Or Unsafe Venue' Debate
Trump event shooting: Donald Trump initially said it was "not a particularly secure building," but later said the ballroom where the event was being held was not breached by the gunman and was "very, very secure"
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Ghalibaf's Hard Line On Talks Resurfaces As Iran-US Negotiations In Pak Loom
The remarks have resurfaced on social media on the eve of proposed negotiations between the Iran and the US in Islamabad, where preparations are underway despite uncertainty over Iran's attendance.
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Pakistan Cricket Board's 'Family' Diktat For Players After Shaheen Afridi Hotel Row During PSL
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has issued fresh guidelines to all Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises after a breach of security protocol occurred at a team hotel, making it clear that any further violations will not be tolerated
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Shaheen Afridi Fines PKR 1 Million Over Hotel Security Breach In PSL
Sikandar Raza and Shaheen Afridi were accused of a serious security breach after four "unauthorised" individuals managed to enter the team's hotel room.
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Mohsin Naqvi Angry With Pakistan Super League. Reason is Not Ball Tampering Alone
Every new day seems to bring a fresh controversy in the Pakistan Super League. First, it was players pulling out of the PSL and joining the IPL
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"Shaheen Afridi Didn't Do Anything": Sikandar Raza Explains Anti-Corruption Protocol Breach
Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Afridi and Sikandar Raza breached hotel security protocols by escorting four guests to Raza's room despite denied permissions, prompting police and PCB action.
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Shaheen Afridi, Sikandar Raza 'Forcefully Escort' 4 Visitors At Night To Hotel Room, Trigger Row
Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and all-rounder Sikandar Raza have come under the scanner of local authorities over a "serious breach of established security protocols".
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Centre's Push To Expand PNG Network As Iran War Raises LPG Supply Concerns
Amid energy security concerns stemming from the war in the Middle East, the Centre has launched measures to expand the Piped Natural Gas (PNG) network in the country.
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Millions Of Hotel Guests' IDs Left Open Online In Massive Security Blunder
A hotel check-in technology platform used in Japan exposed more than one million passports, driving licences and selfie verification photos online after a cloud storage system was left publicly accessible.
-
German Tourist Awarded $1,200 After Suing Greek Hotel Over Pool Chairs
The hotel had wooden signs prohibiting guests from reserving chairs with towels, but the rule was widely ignored.
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Lapses, Remorse, 'Act Of Nature' Claim: Cruise Boat Pilot's Big Reveal
Mahesh Patel said he requested the hotel's reception desk to send a rescue boat as the accident was imminent. In the next sentence, he revealed a major security lapse.
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Hyderabad Man Shoots Videos Posing As Cop, Claims Access To Chief Minister
In the videos, the man claimed that he could arrange direct meetings with the Chief Minister without any prior appointment. In one clip, he asked viewers to contact him if they wished to meet the Chief Minister.
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Alleged Trump Assassin Took Selfie Moments Before Attack: Prosecutors
The man accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump took a selfie in his hotel room moments before bursting through security with a pump-action shotgun, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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How Security Lapses At Hilton Hotel Let Shooter Get Close To Trump
The Washington Hilton, about 1.5 miles from the White House and used for decades to host the event, has long been considered familiar ground for security agencies.
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Trump Event Shooter Mocked Hotel Security In Manifesto, Said 'Won't Use Slugs'
Cole Allen wrote in the manifesto that he sensed "arrogance" in the security agents as he walked into the hotel with multiple weapons without being thoroughly checked.
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Journalists' Posts From Trump Event Spark 'Safe Or Unsafe Venue' Debate
Trump event shooting: Donald Trump initially said it was "not a particularly secure building," but later said the ballroom where the event was being held was not breached by the gunman and was "very, very secure"
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Ghalibaf's Hard Line On Talks Resurfaces As Iran-US Negotiations In Pak Loom
The remarks have resurfaced on social media on the eve of proposed negotiations between the Iran and the US in Islamabad, where preparations are underway despite uncertainty over Iran's attendance.
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Pakistan Cricket Board's 'Family' Diktat For Players After Shaheen Afridi Hotel Row During PSL
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has issued fresh guidelines to all Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises after a breach of security protocol occurred at a team hotel, making it clear that any further violations will not be tolerated
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Shaheen Afridi Fines PKR 1 Million Over Hotel Security Breach In PSL
Sikandar Raza and Shaheen Afridi were accused of a serious security breach after four "unauthorised" individuals managed to enter the team's hotel room.
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Mohsin Naqvi Angry With Pakistan Super League. Reason is Not Ball Tampering Alone
Every new day seems to bring a fresh controversy in the Pakistan Super League. First, it was players pulling out of the PSL and joining the IPL
-
"Shaheen Afridi Didn't Do Anything": Sikandar Raza Explains Anti-Corruption Protocol Breach
Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Afridi and Sikandar Raza breached hotel security protocols by escorting four guests to Raza's room despite denied permissions, prompting police and PCB action.
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Shaheen Afridi, Sikandar Raza 'Forcefully Escort' 4 Visitors At Night To Hotel Room, Trigger Row
Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and all-rounder Sikandar Raza have come under the scanner of local authorities over a "serious breach of established security protocols".
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Centre's Push To Expand PNG Network As Iran War Raises LPG Supply Concerns
Amid energy security concerns stemming from the war in the Middle East, the Centre has launched measures to expand the Piped Natural Gas (PNG) network in the country.
