Run to the cars

[Rakhirandiseo]

- Here, a bar not far from the town of F. On the road leading to the mountains.

— . They'll be there. Let's go! Look, do they have mobile phones?

— Already! She listed her mobile on social media! I'm tracking it. They're really going exactly where you said.

40 minutes have passed.

- George Bren? You're under arrest. Is this your car?

- You have no right!
Take care of your DNA from a young age
Ashot Oganesyan | 05/15/2018
Almost every US (and Russian) resident has a full set of mexico whatsapp data data (full name, address, phone number, social security number, gender, age, income level, even political preferences) in the public domain. For example, 111 GB of internal information about tens of thousands of clients of the American National Credit Federation (NCF) in Tampa, Florida, was discovered in the public domain in the Amazon S3 data warehouse. I think that in other countries with more or less developed e-government, banking and insurance systems, and telecom, everything is about the same (for example, the personal data of every tenth resident of Switzerland has been compromised, and 46.2 million mobile phone numbers of Malaysian users have fallen into the hands of criminals).

In fact, all that remains is to overlay this information on a DNA database, and we will receive a truly absolutely complete and unique profile of each resident of a particular country, and perhaps the entire world. By the way, leaks from companies that collect and store various genealogical information based on DNA have also occurred. In particular, a data leak affected the accounts of 300,000 users of the RootsWeb system - the largest online genealogical community.

It is noteworthy that just a few days ago in California a serial rapist and murderer who committed crimes between 1976 and 1986 was caught. He was caught precisely thanks to DNA analysis.


- Really? Look in the trunk!

- George Bren, you're an idiot! Who's carrying that kind of money in the trunk? Arrest them.

- But how did they hack the baby monitor?

— They didn't hack it! They paid for it to be hacked. And the attacker did it for them. All devices of this brand will have to be recalled. The manufacturer can only be congratulated! After all, 45 thousand devices were released. The saddest thing is that the company knew about the software error, but was in such a hurry to put it on the market that they turned a blind eye to it. As a result, they got a universal eavesdropping and spying device, which the attackers took advantage of.

[xylanth]

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