Hacker Gets Hands on No-Fly List of Alleged Terrorist Suspects
The database reportedly held more than 1.5 million entities which included the names and birthdates of people with suspected ties to terrorist organizations.
Source: gizmodo.com
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The database reportedly held more than 1.5 million entities which included the names and birthdates of people with suspected ties to terrorist organizations.
CommuteAir, a United Airlines subsidiary, left a copy of the U.S. No Fly List on an unsecured server that could be viewed by anyone.
Muslim advocates ask: If people are removed from the list after going to court, were they ever "threats" to begin with?
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