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THE BUZZ: Curious to know what the Newsom recall campaign will sound like? We just got a taste.
With the effort to remove Gov. Gavin Newsom all but certain to come before voters in the fall, both campaigns are honing their arguments. Here are five takeaways from a combative Sacramento Press Club event Wednesday, where we saw both sides in action:
It patched the hole 18 months ago and the data was already public -nothing to see here -move along on April 8, 2021, 12:59 11 comments
WTF?! To be clear: The database containing the personal information of half a billion Facebook users is not just a treasure trove for telemarketers and telephone spammers. Information like birthdates, marital status, hometowns, and other places lived are a social engineer s bread and butter. Regardless of whether the data was already available publicly, having it listed in a convenient database and released to the public is no small matter.
Earlier this week, a security researcher discovered that Facebook leaked the data of 533 million users. Personal information in the breach included phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, hometowns, places lived, birthdates, email addresses, relationship status, and more. So this was not just a minor leak that can be swept under the rug.
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THE 46TH “Dianne Feinstein signals she’s open to abandoning Senate filibuster for voting rights,” by the LA Times’ Jennifer Haberkorn: “The idea of eliminating the filibuster or making it harder to do has gained momentum among Senate Democrats concerned Republicans would use the tool to block all of President Biden’s agenda.”
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