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Password protection vs the 5th Amendment - ABC2 News
ABC2 NewsPassword protection vs the 5th AmendmentABC2 NewsAn order that raises the question: does turning over a password mean you're incriminating yourself? According to the Denver Post, US District Judge Robert Blackburn said requiring someone to turn over the contents of their computer does not violate the ...Recommended: Judge orders woman to give up password to hard drivemsnbc.comJudge's order raises question of whether turning over password is self ...Fox NewsWhen Uncle Sam Can Demand You Decrypt LaptopInformationWeekThomson Reuters News & Insight -Denver Post -TechCrunchall 133 news articles »...more info>>>

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Sonos patches password exposure flaw - iTWire
Sonos patches password exposure flawiTWireSonos has advised registered users of its products that the latest version of the Sonos software - 3.6.1 - "fixes a bug that, in rare cases, could allow someone to access the usernames and passwords of services used on your Sonos.and more »...more info>>>

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Senator Grassley gets new password after Twitter account is hacked - Radio Iowa
PoliticoSenator Grassley gets new password after Twitter account is hackedRadio IowaAfter a hacker hi-jacked his Twitter account on Monday, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he has a new, better password in place and his Tweets are now his own. Someone claiming to be with the group “Anonymous” sent messages to Grassley's 34000 ...Sen. Chuck Grassley's Twitter Account Hacked By 'Anonymous Follower'TPMSen. Charles Grassley's Twitter account hackedWashington Post (blog)Grassley gets Twitter-hacked, then Twitter-savedDesMoinesRegister.comFox News (blog) -Computerworldall 254 news articles »...more info>>>

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Parents' snooping teaches kids to share their passwords with each other - Boing Boing
The StirParents' snooping teaches kids to share their passwords with each otherBoing BoingBy Cory Doctorow at 2:10 pm Tuesday, Jan 24 Matt Richtel's recent NYT article on teenagers who share their Facebook passwords as a show of affection has raised alarms with parents and educators who worry about the potential for bullying and abuse.So, what's your password?Daily News & AnalysisHow Parents Normalized Teen Password SharingBlogHer (blog)Sharing Passwords With Your Husband Is Risky BusinessThe Stirall 6 news articles »...more info>>>

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