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Discover how a Swedish hacker uncovered an unsecured server containing the FBI's No Fly List, complete with private passport numbers and birth dates.
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A Swedish hacker combed through 1.5 million entries in the TSA's No Fly List, which was left on an unprotected server. It includes names and birthdates of those barred from US flights.