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FBI Unlocks iPhone — DOJ Drops Case Against Apple
FBI Unlocks iPhone — DOJ Drops Case Against Apple
March 29, 2016  |  Security & Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice may be withdrawing its legal action against Apple. Multiple media outlets reported yesterday (March 28) that a federal law enforcement official...

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DOJ Indicts Iranians For Cyberattacks On Banks
DOJ Indicts Iranians For Cyberattacks On Banks
March 25, 2016  |  Security & Fraud

Seven Iranians who were employed by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-affiliated entities were indicted on charges of computer hacking related to numerous coordinated distributed denial of...

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Ex-NSA Chief Backs Apple’s Encryption Fight
Ex-NSA Chief Backs Apple’s Encryption Fight
February 23, 2016  |  Regulation

The ongoing fight between the Justice Department and Apple over encryption seems to be generating new high-profile public stances by the minute. Last week, Google...

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Apple Wants A Government Commission To Settle Encryption Battle With FBI
Apple Wants A Government Commission To Settle Encryption Battle With FBI
February 22, 2016  |  Regulation

Apple and the FBI are not getting along so well these days, as regular PYMNTS readers and anyone who has read the news in the last...

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Apple Vs. The DoJ
Apple Vs. The DoJ
February 19, 2016  |  Apple Pay

Just about a month ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook was standing at the White House, side by side with President Obama, talking about how protecting...

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Why The House Opposes FTC Probing Payment Fraud
Why The House Opposes FTC Probing Payment Fraud
October 07, 2014  |  News

The House Banking Committed lended it’s voice to the growing chorus of those calling for the discontinuation of Operation Choke Point–a federal initiative that seeks...

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