Hacker says he found SLO murder-for-hire scheme on dark web. And he’ll be allowed to testify Merced Sun-Star A dark web expert who is a key witness in a murder-for-hire case in San Luis Obispo, California, has uncovered a number of crimes hacking online, he says. Source link
Hacker says he found SLO murder-for-hire scheme on dark web. And he’ll be allowed to testify Sacramento Bee A dark web expert who is a key witness in a murder-for-hire case in San Luis Obispo, California, has uncovered a number of crimes hacking online, he says. Source link
Hacker says he found SLO murder-for-hire scheme on dark web. And he’ll be allowed to testify San Luis Obispo Tribune A dark web expert who is a key witness in a murder-for-hire case in San Luis Obispo, California, has uncovered a number of crimes hacking online, he says. Source link
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Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg will testify before a key House panel next week, the Congressional House Energy and Commerce Committe announced Wednesday. Zuckerberg will face the committee on April 11. It’s the first of three potential hearings where he could face questions about Facebook’s data privacy practices. “This hearing will be an important opportunity …
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And now the hearings. Earlier today, the Senate Judiciary Committee announced that it’s seeking testimony from Facebook, Google and Twitter executives on data privacy issues, triggered by the Cambridge Analytica data-mining controversy, which, as far as we know, has nothing to do with Google or Twitter. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said this past weekend that …
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