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• September 20, 2010
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  Interpol Chief Ronald K. Noble Has Facebook Identity Stolen

  Posted: September 20th, 2010, 3:49am PDT by Darknet

  Tags:  twitter facebook identity noble-has read chief-ronald-k technical-security darknet privacy  

  Just goes to show you can jack anyone, including one of those most powerful people in the policing world. It’s not really a technical security issue but still it shows online identity theft isn’t really difficult. That’s one difference between Twitter and Facebook, even though Twitter is only a micro-blogging service and...
  
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