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Take 5: Dave Chronister, local ethical hacker, on computer security
St. Louis Beacon Dave Chronister's first hack happened when he was 8. The son of a St. Louis County police officer and a church secretary, he wiped out his parents' entire hard drive out. But it was an accident. "I've never done the dark side, per se," says Chronister … |
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Privacy Advocates Call For Improved Mobile Security
CBS Local PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Cell phone makers and wireless service providers aren't doing enough to keep our calls and texts secure. That from privacy advocates who say we deserve better for the money we spend every month. The DEA is warning its agents … |
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Top Government Spy Agency Seeks High School Computer Hackers
CBS Local David Brumley, professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon, said the game is designed to be fun and challenging, but he hopes participants come to see computer security as an excellent career choice. At a glance of its webpage, the contest seems … Carnegie Mellon University Students Host Computer Security Competition for … US spy agency holds contest to find young hackers Carnegie Mellon, spy agency seek high school hackers for next generation of … |
Carl White
For many years, concerns about crossing the boundaries imposed by the Posse Comitatus Act impeded U.S. military relationships with non-Department of Defense law enforcement agencies. The act was created in the 1800’s to limit the federal government’s power to use the military for law enforcement.
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