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AntiSec Leaks 1 Million Apple Device IDs Obtained During FBI Breach
Antisec has released 1 million Apple Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs), claiming that it obtained them after breaching the FBI’s servers. It also claims to have over 12 million IDs in total, along with user names, device names, cell phone numbers and addresses to go with them.
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The FBI Thought Kim Dotcom Had A ‘Doomsday’ Device That Could Wipe All Evidence Of Piracy
Do you know how the FBI justified the insane raid of Kim Dotcom’s mansion? By saying that it suspected that Kim Dotcom had a ‘doomsday’ device that could “wipe out evidence of internet piracy around the world.” No, seriously.
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Steve Wozniak Slams US Government On MegaUpload Case
Kim Dotcom may be the king of bad taste, but the FBI’s handling of his criminal case is pretty bad, according to Apple co-founder — and Gizmodo hero/friend — Steve Wozniak.
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The FBI Is Now (Officially) Spying On US Internet Activity
The FBI has probably been monitoring the web activity of random US citizens for quite some time, but today, as CNET reports, the law enforcement bureau has formed a dedicated unit for the purpose of internet surveillance. But its end goal is a bit different than you may think.