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July Systems data leak: Massive trove of sensitive information exposed online via unsecured database
The San Francisco-based firm leaked data such as internal builds of numerous clients including NFL, CBS, Amex, NBA, FOX, PGA and more.
Black Friday fails to give expected lift to UK retailers
The BRC said retail sales rose 0.6% compared to a year earlier in November, following a 1% decline in October.
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Leakbase shut down: Hacked password service goes dark and no one knows why
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Venezuela to launch oil-backed cryptocurrency to counter Washington's 'economic sabotage'
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Russian MP's son Roman Seleznev sentenced to 14 years in prison over massive $50m fraud scheme
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