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A Stingray device tricks all cellphones in an area into electronically identifying themselves and transmitting data to police rather than the nearest phone company's tower. (AP Photo)
Technology

Police keep quiet about cell-tracking technology

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A Stingray device tricks all cellphones in an area into electronically identifying themselves and transmitting data to police rather than the nearest phone company's tower. (AP Photo)
Crime

Police phone-tracking contracts often kept secret

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License-reader firm says new law curbs free speech
News

License-reader firm says new law curbs free speech

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In this Sept. 12, 2013 photo provided by the Office of the Governor of New Jersey, Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Anne Kelly, right, stands with Gov. Chris Christie, left, during a tour of the Seaside Heights, N.J. boardwalk after it was hit by a massive fire. Christie fired Kelly Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, and apologized over and over for his staff's
News

Gov. Chris Christie aide is latest to use private emails

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Experts withdraw from Internet security conference
News

Experts withdraw from Internet security conference

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Contractor warned health site had limited testing
News

Contractor warned health site had limited testing

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An internal government memo obtained by the Associated Press shows administration officials were concerned that a lack of testing posed a
Healthcare

Government document: Health site posed security risk

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HP severs ties with Navy Yard shooter’s employer
News

HP severs ties with Navy Yard shooter’s employer

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This computer screen capture shows the Department of Homeland Security Twitter homepage. The Homeland Security Department's internal watchdog says the agency needs better rules over its many Twitter and Facebook accounts and use of similar social media services to avoid breaking the law. A new report the government released Friday says that in one case, investigators in an unspecified DHS office were secretly monitoring people to detect benefit fraud. But officials realized that the effort broke their rules about using online tools for undercover work, and they stopped doing it. (AP Photo)
National Security

US: Homeland Security needs better Twitter rules

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Hopkins apologizes to professor for blog removal
News

Hopkins apologizes to professor for blog removal

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