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Michel BauwensThe author asked some of his acquaintances for permission to break into their online banking accounts. The goal was simple: get into their online accounts using the information about them, their families and acquaintances that is freely available online
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Adriana Lukasamazing, if not surprising.
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jeunium jeuniumThe author asked some of his acquaintances for permission to break into their online banking accounts. The goal was simple: get into their online accounts using the information about them, their families and acquaintances that is freely available online
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Mary CThe author asked some of his acquaintances for permission to break into their online banking accounts. The goal was simple: get into their online accounts using the information about them, their families and acquaintances that is freely available online
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Carlos Granier-Phelps"An experiment that includes a little digging on social networks, blogs and Internet search engines shows how can you put together information about people like pieces of a puzzle—And it's not a pretty picture for security or privacy."
By Herbert H. Thompson
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