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Voter Information of 106,988,638 Americans for Sale on the Dark Web, Privacy Affairs Study Finds
Study reveals that sensitive voter information of 106,988,638 Americans is available for purchase on the dark web at surprisingly low prices.
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LONDON, June 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Information belonging to millions of US voters is now up for sale on the dark web. Voter databases are sold and purchased through the dark web for prices as low as $10.
A study by Privacy Affairs investigated the dark web voter data market to identify the US states where the voters are most vulnerable and which voter databases fetch the highest price tag. The study also discusses how the democratic system can be compromised by these hacked and illegally obtained voter databases.
Notes from central Taiwan: Messages from the bubble world
Reports by international media in the past 10 days have been terrible, with China having all the agency and Taiwan being merely a static object with no voice of its own in this universe
By Michael Turton
Sifting through the last week or so of writing on Taiwan in the major media, the original title of this piece was going to be “Three Cheesy Pieces.” But in truth, the flow of effluent from the media exceeds my ability to represent it in a single pithy headline. It seems that the output of bad writing on Taiwan is equal to the square of the amount of attention our island nation receives.
iPolitics By Gar Pardy. Published on May 5, 2021 4:43pm The combination of the 2008 economic disaster in the U.S. and the election of Trump in 2016 completely eroded the promising elements in the China-Taiwan bilateral dynamic. (Pexels photo)
A few days ago, an international news magazine launched its May 1 edition with a cover of a radar image of Taiwan and the headline, “The Most Dangerous Place on Earth.” Certainly dramatic, perhaps hyperbolic, but one meant to grab the reader’s attention as the three countries involved Taiwan, China, and the United States decide what to do with an issue that’s been with us for more than 70 years.