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5.6 Million Fingerprints Stolen in US Personnel Data Hack: Government
Hackers who stole security clearance data on millions of Defence Department and other U.S. government employees got away with about 5.6 million fingerprint records, some 4.5 million more than initially reported, the government said on Wednesday.
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US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
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Sex, Lies And Debt Potentially Exposed by US Data Hack
When a retired 51-year-old military man disclosed in a US security clearance application that he had a 20-year affair with his former college roommate's wife, it was supposed to remain a secret between him and the government.
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Sex, Lies and Debt Potentially Exposed by US Data Hack
When a retired 51-year-old military man disclosed in a US security clearance application that he had a 20-year affair with his former college roommate's wife, it was supposed to remain a secret between him and the government.
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Chinese Hackers Got Sensitive Military Files: Report
A data breach of US government workers allowed hackers to access sensitive information including security clearances of the workers and contractors, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
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Data Obtained in US Government Hack Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen in the recent hack of US government computers includes security clearance information and background checks dating to 1985, a US official said, underlining the far-reaching scale of one of the largest known thefts of federal government data.
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5.6 Million Fingerprints Stolen in US Personnel Data Hack: Government
Hackers who stole security clearance data on millions of Defence Department and other U.S. government employees got away with about 5.6 million fingerprint records, some 4.5 million more than initially reported, the government said on Wednesday.
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US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
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Sex, Lies And Debt Potentially Exposed by US Data Hack
When a retired 51-year-old military man disclosed in a US security clearance application that he had a 20-year affair with his former college roommate's wife, it was supposed to remain a secret between him and the government.
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Sex, Lies and Debt Potentially Exposed by US Data Hack
When a retired 51-year-old military man disclosed in a US security clearance application that he had a 20-year affair with his former college roommate's wife, it was supposed to remain a secret between him and the government.
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Chinese Hackers Got Sensitive Military Files: Report
A data breach of US government workers allowed hackers to access sensitive information including security clearances of the workers and contractors, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
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Data Obtained in US Government Hack Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen in the recent hack of US government computers includes security clearance information and background checks dating to 1985, a US official said, underlining the far-reaching scale of one of the largest known thefts of federal government data.
