"I don't think Bernie is responsible for every bad actor in his campaign, but it wasn't just one bad actor," Rampell said.
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So he is certainly in favor of making sure that anyone who is a bad actor is punished, but anyone that is not a bad actor should not be punished.
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Then, it was simply one bad actor -- a Republican.
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We all know that the Putin is a bad actor.
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"Because I think he is a bad actor," Nunes said.
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China is often a bad actor in the international economy.
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And they believed Donald Trump to be that bad actor!
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"I was a pretty bad actor," Miller told Business Insider.
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Me, I have a feeling that verified identities will help with some of this, because a verified identity can hold a bad actor ... or can help to hold a bad actor accountable for something.
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Costner is or was a bad actor: He isn't, and wasn't.
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Vladimir Putin is a bad guy, he is a bad actor.
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"It's all improv," the Breaking Bad actor, 61, told PEOPLE Now.
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Who knows what could have been done by a bad actor.
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But experts say the bad actor here isn't the Justice Department.
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What's behind his bizarre determination to help an obvious bad actor?
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" The White House more recently has called him a "bad actor.
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It also makes it much harder to quickly identify a bad actor.
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Driggers doesn't want to pull her models because of one bad actor.
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Anyone could theoretically buy it — including a bad actor — which seems risky.
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"This guy's obviously a very bad actor," Scaramucci told Carton on Monday.
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"This guy's obviously a very bad actor," Scaramucci told Carton on Monday.
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"A bad actor may not be caught today, but no dynasty exists forever."
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The second lets a bad actor manipulate the text of someone else's reply.
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The assumption that everyone in government is a bad actor imperils our democracy.
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In some ways, China really is a bad actor in the global economy.
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Well, The Times wasn't trying to single out Reykjavik as a bad actor.
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It may stem from human error, negligence, a bad actor or Mother Nature.
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The company was a bad actor, an aberration, that Facebook had to deal with.
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For the accord's critics, Iran is a "bad actor" to be isolated, not engaged.
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That means a bad actor could offer an ad blocker that spies on you.
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In the pantheon of bad eating, a PB&J is hardly a bad actor.
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So, Facebook may be attempting to quell the "bad actor" bots from its platform.
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But Angel said certain bad-actor provisions may not be enough to protect investors.
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Women don't know who is a bad actor when the funds cover it up.
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General Suleimani was certainly a bad actor in the Middle East and our enemy.
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That's the point, after all, and no bad actor is going to suddenly forget it.
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Facebook said it has begun notifying users that they were duped by a bad actor.
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Why on earth is the Trump administration considering relaxing penalties on such a bad actor?
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Huawei is a "bad actor," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told CNN on Friday.
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Not everything a company does in regards to numbers necessarily means its "bad actor" behavior.
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The agency did not grant an automatic bad actor waiver as part of the settlement.
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At the same time, if other terrorist groups are counted, Iran is a bad actor.
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This bad-actor virus accounted for an estimated 20143% of cases in Australia's 2017 season.
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A bad actor could potentially cheat information out of the Duplex assistant in a phone call.
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Carmel says the same bad actor must have copied the OutStream tracking code that included shoval.
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The result of this — every bad actor on earth has been told go capture an American.
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Occasionally, city and state governments are able to work in concert to arrest a bad actor.
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In Colorado, when a bad actor was caught voting his wife's ballot, he was held accountable.
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Among the respondents was one bad actor, Rober noted, who took the device for his own.
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What about when a bad actor approaches an organization about a donation they want to make?
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Of course, Iran remains an extremely dangerous regime and a bad actor across the Middle East.
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Software doesn't have a moral opinion, anyone trying to find a security hole is a bad actor.
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To change the bad-actor business model, we need to enter the age of preemptive cyber security.
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When you look at all, like, the bad actor behavior, it&aposs coming from the other side.
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If your ISP was ever hacked, that data could fall in the hands of a bad actor.
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Even models and ideas invented with good intentions can be subverted by a bad actor, he said.
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But to conclude from all this that Kislyak was somehow a bad actor is missing the target.
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There's just nothing that says you have to be a bad actor in order to get results.
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Another descriptive entry is at 98A: A "Bad actor in a stoner movie?" is a BAKED HAM.
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Utilitarianism only takes you so far — it does matter that you take capital from a bad actor.
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So export violations, export of technology that are going to bad actor countries like North Korea, potentially China.
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Occasionally there are fines and things to stop the bad behavior if I'm suing a private bad actor.
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Can a bad actor hack a tractor, a sensor, or a combine and hold a farmer's crop hostage?
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I've considered not saying a word about Gather on TechCrunch, so as to not publicize a bad actor.
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We have no idea why he speaks like a bad actor doing a monologue from On the Waterfront.
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Peter Sellars: Richard, from the California perspective — I mean, every bad actor on Earth is living in Hollywood.
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It's the latest sign that de-platforming can be effective in blunting the social impact of bad actor.
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They're going to have to decide whether they want to be a good actor or a bad actor.
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Mulliner also offered up another interesting theory as to how this bug could be utilized by a bad actor.
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Given the remote access, a bad actor could have exploited pcAnywhere's security vulnerabilities and sent malware through the system.
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It also could be a configuration change such as modifying a firewall to block communication with a bad actor.
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Accordingly, the question then becomes, is Shulkin yet another bad actor at the VA, or just another political scapegoat?
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"My bill takes a giant leap toward ending the greedy data-grabbing practices of bad-actor companies," Hawley wrote.
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The less Signal knows about you, the less any bad actor in the future can decipher from Signal's information.
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So the question is was the reward of removing a bad actor worth the risk of what comes next?
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" "We export a lot of our soy beans to China, and we know that China is a bad actor.
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This is not because Apple is a bad actor or is hiding anything, it's simply how the industry works.
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What happens if a bad actor gets access to the back door that enabled us to open up that data?
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" On management: "We are almost exclusively shorting companies where we think management has been a bad actor in some way.
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Most of the visible change, so far, has been the important but relatively symbolic action of firing a bad actor.
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After all, a company doesn't need to let a bad actor scrape your data for it to cause real harm.
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"The first set of signals were all the usual suspects: 'You're a bad actor, you shouldn't be here,'" he said.
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It's not hard to imagine what a single bad actor could do with that level of control over individual devices.
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It's easy to see how a bad actor could use this data to create highly targeted and convincing phishing campaigns.
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Importantly, unlike the many stories of accounts stolen by malicious hackers, the bad actor in this case was Instagram itself.
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DAVID FABER: 'We have the bright light shown on Huawei, which is a very bad actor in the international arena.
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Two, the statement frames the story as a deception in which Facebook was not the bad actor but the victim.
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If an attacker knew where to look, there was no security in place stopping a bad actor from stealing it.
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This is an example of one bad actor, but the problem of crippling drug price increases is far more widespread.
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"This bill only impacts bad-actor websites," notes Yiota Souras, general counsel at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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If Huawei really is a bad actor, let's get the proof out there and blacklist the hell out of it.
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"When H3N2 dominates, it generally is a bad actor from the beginning and usually foreshadows a bad year," Fauci said.
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Kudlow, an unapologetic free-trade advocate throughout his career, has recently softened his stance on China as a bad actor.
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Iran is backing the Houthis and has been a bad actor, but it's just not as simple as Houthis=Iran.
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If an actor's ad libs are not supporting the script's intention, he is being selfish, distracting, and a bad actor.
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"Anytime you have wireless technology like that, there's an opportunity for a bad actor to hack into that system," he said.
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On Thursday, Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston appeared on BBC Radio 1 and chatted to hosts Scott Mills and Chris Stark. .
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Many "fingerprint" protection extensions take a scorched earth approach, blocking any browser API that could be exploited by a bad actor.
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Meltdown gives a bad actor the opportunity to access the memory sitting between the operating system and the programs it runs.
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College consultants say Singer was a bad actor in an otherwise important industry that helps guide students in their college process.
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The publisher is without question a bad actor on Facebook and is known to take viral content without the creator's permission.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: With 95,000 employees, how do you make sure there's not a bad actor-- CATHERINE BESSANT: I'm sure there are.
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There's also a stark difference between a bad actor who comes forward with problems and one that continues to hide them.
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"Most don't attribute this sequence of events to a bad actor, just a series of bugs and bad coincidences," Conant says.
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She said the violation was investigated, and a decision made that Condé Nast would not work with the bad actor again.
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There's no doubt that Iran is a bad actor on many fronts, not least in its roles in Syria and Yemen.
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The researchers, who are also called white hat hackers, find vulnerabilities before a bad actor might in order to protect users.
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It was naïve because ISIS does not exist in a vacuum — nor is it the only bad actor in the region.
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It was about the rule of law, and the need to insulate the office of the presidency from a bad actor.
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Now, in a matter of hours a "bad actor" can steal corporate secrets or use ransomware to blackmail thousands of people.
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Sharing data is also incredibly important — if we identify a bad actor on one platform we can remove them from the others.
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A few years removed from his starring role as Walter White on "Breaking Bad," actor Bryan Cranston can afford to be picky.
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But no one in Palo Alto could've imagined how bringing computers together would allow one bad actor to tear the system apart.
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Iran may well be, as Senator Lindsey Graham said on February 19th, "a bad actor in the greatest sense of the word".
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In the hands of a bad actor, Trump's Twitter account could even be used to target certain corporate valuations or market segments.
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This means that not only could a bad actor control a smart home online, but they could find it in real life.
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While he was there to express confidence in the vetting process, Olsen acknowledged he couldn't guarantee a bad actor wouldn't slip through.
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That's because once your information gets hacked, a bad actor can try those same credentials on various websites, and easily get access.
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Then add in that Barry's a bad actor who's getting better and sometimes can give a decent or even a great performance.
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The increased focus on Keanu Reeves as a person superseded any discussion of whether he was a "good" or a "bad" actor.
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The company said it took quick action to restrict "bad actor third parties" and ended its location aggregator program in February 2019.
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But what's you're saying — how can we really expect a bad actor to clean up his act because you tell them to?
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China is a bad actor in some ways, especially in not respecting intellectual property and arguably in de facto subsidizing some industries.
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"FOSTA will produce more prosecutions of bad actor websites, more convictions, and put more predators behind bars," Wagner said in a statement.
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Twitter also revealed today that it took down thousands of bad-actor accounts on its platform with ties to Iran, Russia, and Venezuela.
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The best encryption has a truly random key so it's more difficult for a bad actor to guess how to break the cipher.
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So, the foundational material for nuclear weapons was given to Putin and Russia, the bad actor, the hostile regime, while Obama was president.
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In most breaches, the only thing that's stopped a bad actor with an admin account is a good actor with an admin account.
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A bad actor could find a target's customer ID from a bill they've thrown away and simply guess the house or apartment number.
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As is generally the case with website access and portals, once a bad actor is inside the firewall, it's a free-for-all.
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I had to play these characters kind of fully realized and yet, Olaf is a bad actor and Olaf isn't a good person.
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The line between a bad actor who intentionally posts misleading information and an individual promoting persuasive posts is muddy and hard to define.
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I wondered about the logical extension of that situation, where a bad actor in VR tries to impede or ruin another user's experience.
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This allows them to go into their online accounts, and invalidate the lost or stolen key—hopefully before the bad actor breaks in.
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"Russia is clearly a bad actor on the world stage," said David McKean, a former director of policy planning at the State Department.
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If that happens, and the deal collapses, Iran seems intent to portray the U.S. as the bad actor and itself as a victim.
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"So far, everything the United States has done has only emboldened Iran to behave even more like a bad actor," Mark Landler says.
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"This is the latest manifestation of the weakness of Barack Obama, that every bad actor ... views Obama as a laughing stock," he said.
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The Breaking Bad actor just revealed on Instagram that the happy couple is pregnant with their first child, and he couldn't be more thrilled.
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It's a nasty vulnerability, but it's mitigated by the fact that a bad actor would need physical access to a device to compromise it.
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So, a bad actor could potentially use the data that a person didn't even know was being transmitted to discover a person's general location.
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Even if a bad actor managed to fake one of your identifying "factors," or passwords, it's less likely that actor could fake multiple ones.
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" As a Friends fanatic, I'm slightly offended by the fact that NYT called Joey a "bad actor," even if it was qualified with "lovable.
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Differential Privacy is now being applied to discovering bad actor websites that crash or memory hog, something we covered earlier this week, for instance.
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Symantec, which owns LifeLock, says the problem has been fixed, and there's no indication that a bad actor actually took advantage of the flaw.
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The occasional bad actor—and there have been several—is the price of the company's business model, which is to sell its users' data.
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If for nothing else, so that the success and integrity of the Every Student Succeeds Act are not lost because of one bad actor.
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If a bad actor is able to access one network, it becomes easier for them to infiltrate any others linked to that original network.
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But wait, you say: China is neither an ally nor a democracy, and it is in many ways a bad actor in world trade.
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Otherwise, she said, the banks would have wanted to apply for waivers from the bad actor rule before finalizing and announcing the settlement agreements.
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However, a bad actor building a web page can manipulate this faster loading time for visited links by "sniffing," or inferring your browsing history.
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Imagine that a bad actor already knew that a particular person was a study subject, and perhaps had some information regarding age and gender.
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Smartphones, for one, are embedded with microphones, motion sensors and cameras that can spy on your every move if corrupted by a bad actor.
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"Because the court operates in secret, you are lacking one of the levels to prevent a bad actor that otherwise exist," Mr. Litt said.
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If you were a bad actor trying to use this system to identify gay people, you couldn't know for sure you were getting correct answers.
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A bad actor would need physical access to the phone that they are targeting and has a few options for viewing the victim's contact information.
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And so we have the Marriott hack, we have the bright light shown on Huawei, which is a very bad actor in the international arena.
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A bad actor looking to sow division in the country might use such information to create ads exploiting some people's disdain for the then-president.
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"If I was a sophisticated bad actor, the cost to actually flip an election is pretty high," said one executive at a large internet company.
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"Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston, notably outspoken against then-candidate Donald Trump, recently changed his tone, calling out those who don't support the current president.
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The blockchain helps ensure that if (or when) a bad actor does penetrate the system, they won't be able to move freely throughout the network.
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"This is the latest manifestation of the weakness of Barack Obama, that every bad actor ... views Obama as a laughingstock," Cruz said on WRKO radio.
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"Unfortunately, slow, manual processes like combing through suspected bad actor reports, or performing half-hearted quarterly ban activities just won't cut it anymore," Cook stresses.
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The bad actor in the environment was always assumed to be near work, such as reading, sewing and now computer, video game and smartphone usage.
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How can Europe send raw data to the United States to leverage its analytic capabilities without getting the specific consent of the potential bad actor?
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Still, Russia has proven itself to be a bad actor on the national stage and I will treat them that way until their behavior changes.
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Tayur said that all it takes is a "bad actor" looking to make "some extra money" along the supply chain to put consumers at risk.
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Even with the steps it's taking, Zuckerberg has noted that Facebook won't be able to catch every bad actor, a sentiment Chakrabarti echoed on Monday.
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An interesting time in front of the International Atomic Energy folks talking about the bad actor -- in that world, happens to be Iran as well.
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Because we have that same duty to represent our other members — who could be subject to harassment if there is a bad actor working there.
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"There's a reason there's not been malware attacks or viruses on Chromebooks, it's a very tough surface for any bad actor to penetrate," says Solomon.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has shown a willingness to waive its "bad actor" rules, which bar financial institutions from offering securities to the public.
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Using this information, bad actor landlords have a new tool at their disposal to harass tenants — and in some cases, to try to evict them.
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So even if a bad actor gained access to a random meeting, they wouldn't necessarily know whose meeting it was before they joined the call.
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While he told the outlet that he has no malicious intentions for doing so, it shows that a bad actor could easily do the same.
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" He called the author a "disgruntled deceptive bad actor" who should quit rather than "undermine what President Trump and this administration are trying to do.
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That could be a problem if a bad actor were using it to install apps that closely monitored a user in ways that are otherwise banned.
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The incident involved one bad actor that was able to subvert our protective systems and exploit one instance of a game running on a single server.
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The action in the trailer for The Parts You Lose — exclusive to PEOPLE — starts off with the Breaking Bad actor, 39, lying injured in the snow.
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The Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) has generally been a bad actor in the electrification push, for obvious reasons: Electrification would mean lots less natural gas.
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Transpose any one of those into an all-encompassing experiential medium, and it's not hard to imagine what a bad actor (or geopolitical entity) could accomplish.
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"Going after a single bad actor is like emptying the ocean with a teaspoon," one FCC commissioner wrote in her opinion commending the fine against Abramovich.
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Crawford suggested the Trumps got away with all of this in no small part because the IRS simply hasn't been equipped to catch every bad actor.
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"This bill only serves to chill people's rights to free speech by allowing one bad actor to turn peaceful demonstration organizers into racketeering felons," he added.
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Both nationalists and globalists on Trump's team agree China is a bad actor, and has got away with murder for decades under presidents of both parties.
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They can only take a bad actor to court down the road, and for most households, startups and small businesses, you just can't wait that long.
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Iran is a bad actor in many ways, but it also shares some interests with the United States, including in the fight against the Islamic State.
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"Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul portrays a former cop turned gang member in the film, which he called "the darkest thing" he had ever worked on.
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If a new pathogen is added to it, then any bad actor can see that it was added and knows it might be an interesting threat.
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If a bad actor wants to get dangerous DNA past the screening process, they can review the database and learn whether their sequence will be flagged.
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"They are going to have to decide whether or not they want to be a good actor or a bad actor," press secretary Sarah Sanders said.
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They're also expected to continue their strategy of discrediting Gates, the prosecution's star witness, whom they have framed as the true bad actor in the case.
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He thinks the next step will be for regulators to make an example of a bad actor and begin cracking down on fraudulent initial coin offerings.
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Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul sent a holiday message to his fans, which turned out to be somewhat difficult for him as he was pelted with snowballs.
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However, Fauci says this term is exaggerated due to differences in vaccine requirements in Australia and the U.S. "The H20183N2 is historically a bad actor," he says.
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When "Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul wants to escape the hustle and bustle of working life in Los Angeles, he goes back to his roots in Idaho.
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And it's not like Benjamin is the one bad actor on this or other platforms—he's just the one that's getting a bunch of headlines right now.
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Obviously there's a risk that, if defined too loosely, Twitter could shut innocent newbs off its platform by incorrectly connecting them to a previously identified bad actor.
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" Blessing from the ISPA said, "The idea is to get to the point where they can tell who the bad actor is, and then go get warrants.
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"It would effectively prohibit our major job-creating exporters from doing business with China, even if it wasn't targeted at a bad actor in China," said Rep.
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Instead of helping fulfill the promise of higher education, the Prosper Act destroys it entirely, opening the floodgates for bad actor corporations to fleece taxpayers and students.
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North Korea is the bad actor in these discussions, and it is the Kim regime that must feel pressure to make concessions, not the other way around.
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Nobody wants to be considered a bad actor — but if the EU does it, they're considered a good global actor, so others are more likely to follow.
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"For example, without the right security measures in place, a bad actor can easily impersonate a remote employee" and introduce malware into your company's network, Freire said.
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That meant joining with Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China to keep the most dangerous weapons — nuclear weapons — away from the most dangerous bad actor there — Iran.
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While private keys are a security vulnerability, blockchains are generally more secure against attacks in which a bad actor tries to change the records in the database.
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"Given the bugs we found for this competition, there's a potential for a bad actor to do a lot of damage if they wanted to," he says.
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Popularity also plays a role in why lettuce is a frequent bad actor: "Lettuce is also eaten the most out of all the produce items," he said.
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Popularity also plays a role in why lettuce is a frequent bad actor: "Lettuce is also eaten the most out of all the produce items," he said.
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EPSTEIN: So I think Peter Strzok was a bad actor and he shouldn&apost have been there to begin with, but I refer you back to the IG, which this network has touted repeatedly, and the inspector general said yes he was a bad actor but he did not influence the final decisions of the FBI which was not to charge, look let me put it to you this way.
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John and Ann's problems weren't necessarily caused by one bad actor, but by the interaction of a bunch of careless decisions that cascaded through a series of databases.
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Adherents to the body-hacking way of life, however, don't seem too worried about a bad actor using an RFID reader to swipe information off their implanted chips.
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"We don't believe she was trying to be a fraudster or a bad actor — sometimes things just don't go as planned," said Amanda Livingood, a spokesperson for Eventbrite.
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As of last week, Wikipedia admins can no longer reverse blocks that are put in place by other users; once a bad actor is blocked, they'll stay blocked.
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The bad actor was able to see backup data, source code, and other employee logs in Reddit systems, but did not have access to changing any of it.
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Dunst, 35, and the Breaking Bad actor, 29, began dating in 2016 after meeting on the set of the FX series Fargo, where they played a married couple.
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"Sanford told PBS that as president, he would not meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and called Kim an "awfully bad actor on the world stage.
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That doesn't mean we'll catch every bad actor or piece of bad content, or that people won't find more examples of past mistakes before we improved our systems.
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There's actually evidence that Steven J. Gould, when he wrote The Mismeasure of Man, was consciously lying and was a true bad actor here and actually faked data.
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To lessen the impact of the settlement, the S.E.C. also granted waivers from "bad actor" provisions that would have kept his companies from raising money in private placements.
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AT&T has said Viacom channels are no longer as popular as they once were and accused them of being a "serial bad actor" in contract renewal negotiations.
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"It is well documented that he has had some very troubling behavior and by most accounts a bad actor," said the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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AT&T has said Viacom's channels are no longer as popular as they once were, and accused them of being a "serial bad actor" in contract renewal negotiations.
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The CEO singled out China as a particularly "bad actor," saying that its overcapacity amounts to about three times of all the steel consumed in the United States.
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The company says that one of the most common security breaches suffers is when a scammer or other bad actor takes control of someone's account by obtaining the password.
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"We don't believe she was trying to be a fraudster or a bad actor — sometimes things just don't go as planned," Amanda Livingood, a spokesperson for Eventbrite, told BuzzFeed.
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While an IP address alone is not sensitive information, paired with the knowledge of someone's internet service provider, it can help a bad actor confirm their target's specific location.
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And though MH17 was destroyed almost five years ago, it's a reminder that Russia remains a bad actor on the world stage — and that the crisis in Ukraine continues.
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Russia, so often seen as a bad actor in the international arena, got a break Thursday at the United Nations and throughout the universe as World Cup fever began.
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Bryan Cranston The "Breaking Bad" actor has been an outspoken critic of Trump and is set to appear at a luncheon also thrown by Pelosi later in the week.
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The DOJ — through the FBI — will take the lead in rooting out the bad actor responsible for the attack, while the DHS will assist victims in repairing their systems.
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Yes, they will note, Strzok is a bad actor and someone who should have known far better than to do what he did over text during the 2016 campaign.
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Thankfully, it appears that the app's purpose isn't to steal a user's personal info, although there are certainly other risks if a bad actor has that kind of information.
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" When Bobby did not respond the guy lowered his eyes and said, with the grave emphasis of a bad actor, "I mean—you wouldn't have known I was there.
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"Roblox" told Fox News Friday evening it was "outraged" after learning about the incident and blamed the violent altercation on a "bad actor" who has since been removed from platform.
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A bad actor could then either transfer that out to a wallet not tied to Coinbase, or they could just convert that cryptocurrency to fiat money in a bank account.
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To those I have deceived, I am sorry, although I must say, in my SHEER ARROGANCE, I did not even realize that I had been a bad actor all along.
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Why on earth would President Obama or Hillary or Eric Holder ever sign off on giving Russia, a known enemy, Putin, a bad actor, 20 percent control of our uranium?
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The reason why seems clear: unlike fake news or Russian agents, which involve a bad actor the company can investigate and ban, the propagators of filter bubbles are users ourselves.
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So as he's walking out the door, we have these sanctions but Russia's been able to walk all over us and the rest of the world as a bad actor.
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Like Trump, Reagan was a bad actor who, through a confusion of the myths he perpetuated on screen, thought of the presidency as a continuation of his most famous roles.
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" Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Thursday insisted that the determination whether to fire McCabe would be left up to Sessions, but called the career civil servant a "bad actor.
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But a dark spectre has loomed over the frenzy since the digital gold rush began: What happens if a bad actor is hiding out among the bunch, and simply disappears?
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They sent more than 900 postcards to the Federal Reserve featuring a house with a foreclosure sign, arguing that Deutsche Bank was a bad actor in the American housing crisis.
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Sure, Iran is a bad actor, but Saudi Arabia murdered, dismembered and apparently boiled in acid the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and it's been jailing women who pushed for driving rights.
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It would be comforting to believe that the lack of sample sharing was the fault of a single bad actor and could be resolved with an easing of trade tensions.
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Last summer, security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Zoom on Macs that could have allowed a bad actor to hijack a user's camera and live feed.
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Well, for starters, it means that if you let your vulnerable iPhone out of your hands a bad actor could theoretically jailbreak the device and load malicious software onto it.
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"The last thing America should do is inadvertently help develop nuclear weapons for a bad actor on the world stage," said Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley, one of the resolution's sponsors.
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"The incident involved one bad actor that was able to subvert our protective systems and exploit one instance of a game running on a single server," a Roblox spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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Everything happens with explicit user permission, but it's still a fraught moment — a chance for a single bad actor to collect and exploit some of the most sensitive data you have.
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Indeed, very often it isn't that a person is a so-called 'bad actor,' it's more the case that there isn't sufficient data to prove that they are eligible for credit.
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And although machine vision is being deployed more commonly in the real world, we're not yet so dependent on it that a bad actor with a 3D-printer could cause havoc.
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The standard is also meant to make it less likely a bad actor can obtain your most commonly used passwords by making it easier to give each service different login credentials.
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When we find a bad actor, we are cooperating on that and some of the legal changes have allowed so that we can pull them down and so can everyone else.
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Matt: When Elliot called Darlene on Signal it shows how even though encrypted, your call and text can be compromised by a bad actor in the same room as your friend.
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There is not an outcome in Syria that will not leave, at least for some time, a bad actor such as Bashar Assad or Vladimir Putin in a position of power.
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Thus, if a bad actor gains access to the network they can prey on this system of trust and use it to manipulate or intercept the signaling information that is sent.
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In a post to his Facebook page on Wednesday, Zuckerberg reiterated Facebook's stance on this issue: That the company was hurt by a bad actor that didn't follow the company's guidelines.
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In order for a real bad actor to effectively interfere with the system in this way, they would likely have to already be inside the home and have had ample practice.
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Prosecutors say that proving beyond a reasonable doubt that a bad actor knew about the age of a victim in an advertisement is exceedingly difficult, so the statute often goes unused.
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But Mr. Trump is not fond of her, White House officials said, and he had no problem making her appear to be the bad actor in relation to the Special Olympics.
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When we allow one bad actor to color our entire opinion of a sweeping policy, be it furlough programs or sanctuary cities, that's an example of the fear fallacy grinding into motion.
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If all the fallout from the DAO (D'OH) can't be fixed with a hardfork, would PoS still make sense given that the 'bad actor(s) would control so much of the supply?
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But it makes the device less secure, and if you're carrying big coveted secrets on your device, it makes it more likely a bad actor could have an easier time getting in.
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So in June 2017, we contacted the FCC to request certain records related to its public comment system that were necessary to investigate which bad actor or actors were behind the misconduct.
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" Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook won't be able to "catch every bad actor or piece of bad content, or that people won't find more examples of past mistakes before we improved our systems.
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" He urged people to "ensure that where they turn to for information is a reliable source and not a bad actor trying to create and flow information that they know is wrong.
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He added that ZTE was a "bad actor" but that the deal included safeguards, such as requiring the company to retain a compliance team selected by the Commerce Department for 10 years.
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"Last year, we prevented more than 13 million attempts to leave an inauthentic review and we took action against more than 5 million bad actor accounts attempting to manipulate reviews," she added.
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But China is a kind of hybrid communist capitalist state and Trump has spent his entire short political career complaining about how the Chinese government is a bad actor on trade and currency.
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In screenshots from her now-deleted posts, people were commenting that Tran was a bad actor, while some trolled decisions her character made, like kissing Finn (Boyega) at the end of the film.
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A bad actor or actors used a fake LinkedIn profile and copied pictures from another user's Instagram to create a false persona — and successfully drew more than 1,000 investors into the ICO project.
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Read more:38 celebrity best friends who met on setThe worst movies every 'Breaking Bad' actor has been inAaron Paul says he improvised Jesse Pinkman's signature phrase in Netflix's 'Breaking Bad' film sequel
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Since these features are connected to a network that can be controlled by an external device like a smartphone or tablet, a bad actor could target those devices to access the entire yacht.
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"Look, we know Russia is a bad actor in cyber space, just as China has been, just as Iran has been," Monaco said in remarks at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Trump's angry war of words with the Chinese; he can't seem to stop himself from saying China's just a plain bad actor and better change its ways or else, whatever 'else' might be.
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The president's two top foreign policy advisers assert that Iran's government has been thoroughly weakened by sanctions, even while they accuse Tehran of being the most powerful bad actor in the Middle East.
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Once he realized that he was unlikely to make a living on the stage ("Something about being a 'bad actor' deterred me from continuing," he said), he enrolled in the University of Bridgeport.
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If a bad actor wanted to preference a certain candidate, they would have to do the difficult work of decrypting each vote in order to even know which votes to change, Benaloh said.
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That site, along with a similar domain, were both associated with bad-actor IP addresses that had hosted cryptocurrency and phishing scams which had been mostly targeted at Russians, BuzzFeed News has found.
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First responders who are given only relayed voice reports often have less information than a consumer with a smartphone at the scene or, worse, a bad actor wanting to exploit the information gap.
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In a statement, a Google spokeswoman said attacks like the nuclear bomb threats were a result of credential stuffing, which occurs when a bad actor uses stolen information to access poorly secured accounts.
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"When H3N20033 dominates, it generally is a bad actor from the beginning and usually foreshadows a bad year," Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told CNN.
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Photo: GettyOn Tuesday, a researcher for Google's Project Zero security team published a report revealing how WhatsApp users could lose control of their account just by answering a video call from a bad actor.
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You may have thought that Emmy-winning Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston was a mild guy offscreen, but his new memoir includes surprising revelations about sex, a difficult childhood and a brush with murder.
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So whoever is the worst bad actor here will end up outing themselves in ways that will bring them diplomatic costs, and make it easier to isolate that party at further rounds of talks.
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A bad actor with knowledge of the exploit — which Cylance obviously didn't publicly release — would have to be physically present at a polling place to tamper with a machine after everyone cast their vote.
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"Every community needs to be on guard, alert and realize that the Russians are a very well-resourced and capable bad actor that are again trying to interfere with our elections," he said. Sen.
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"XBT/Webzilla is not responsible for every bit of data that a bad actor passes over its infrastructure any more than a post office is responsible for the actions of the Unabomber," Cole wrote.
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And the IG said on the Peter Strzok, to get to your question, yeah Peter Strzok may have been a bad actor but Strzok did not influence any of the major decisions of the FBI.
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I understand that Iran is a bad actor and is causing all sorts of problems in the region and around the world, but you don't make a deal like this with a country you trust.
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With an authentication token in hand, a bad actor could use the account's saved credit card information to purchase virtual in-game currency, and listen in on live audio while the targets played the game.
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"In the rare circumstance in which a bad actor uses pretexting to improperly request and obtain location data (for example, by unlawfully impersonating law enforcement), T-Mobile takes swift and forceful action," the company said.
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Yes, Cambridge Analytica is a bad actor, but it was also using Facebook the way that Facebook is intended to be used: to sell people products, to guide their choices—in short, to manipulate them.
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" On Thursday, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said of McCabe, per the Post: "We do think that it is well documented that he has had some very troubling behavior and by most accounts a bad actor.
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Importantly, the Securities and Exchange Commission, if past cases are any guide, is likely to grant Goldman a waiver from the "bad actor" rules, which would make it more difficult to access the capital markets.
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That provision, known as the bad actor rule, was created to make legal settlements with regulators riskier and more financially painful for banks — an incentive for them to avoid the conduct that precipitates such settlements.
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There's nothing stopping a bad actor from hijacking the #KnowTheFacts hashtag for their own purposes, and the census search prompt doesn't really combat anything, but leaves it up to users to follow the "correct" links.
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This, he said, means the successful prevention of a bad actor carrying an explosive or dangerous item through a PreCheck lane rests solely with the TSA officer operating the machine, without help provided by automation.
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If the data is poorly secured and gets into the hands of a bad actor, suddenly strangers and criminals could have access to a wealth of personal information — far beyond email addresses and internet passwords.
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Although President Donald Trump started the trade war, pretty much all sides in America agree that China's steroidal state capitalism makes it a bad actor in the global trading system and poses a threat to security.
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Jason Lord had the chance to organize a uniquely amazing proposal for Jackie Prater, his girlfriend of three years, when he won a personalized video from the Breaking Bad actor via donating to Paul's wife's charity.
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The Trump administration has been ten times stronger than anything Obama did and after eight years of ignoring the hostile regime of Russia, the bad actor Putin, this president is actually taking potential election meddling seriously.
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These were hard-fought regulations battles that granted a slew of new and improved protections for student loan consumers who were defrauded into borrowing for a shoddy education, as well as penalties for "bad actor" schools.
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"A multinational bad actor has seriously violated American emissions laws, to the detriment of the health and welfare of the American people," said Jeffrey Clark, assistant attorney general in the department's Environment and Natural Resources Division.
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And this is grounded in sound evolutionary logic: If we weren't disposed to punish or exclude bad actors, there would be no cost to being a bad actor, and cooperative societies couldn't get off the ground.
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A trio of so-called "bad actor" witnesses is expected to testify about other accusations that have not resulted in criminal charges against Weinstein but that prosecutors assert show he perpetrated a pattern of sexual abuse.
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Whittaker noted that having access to a user's phone number could allow a bad actor to force-reset accounts linked to that number, and could further expose them to intrusions like spam calls or other abuse.
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And this week, another beloved Breaking Bad actor confirmed that he'll be popping up again in El Camino, too: Jonathan Banks will be reprising his role as lightbulb-headed fixer Mike Ehrmentraut in the sequel movie.
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"The president has reached a decision on an overall Iran strategy and wants to make sure that we have a broad policy to deal with ... all of the problems of Iran being a bad actor," Sanders said.
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On Wednesday night's The Late Late Show with James Corden, the Breaking Bad actor broke onto the set of the Price Is Right game show to recreate his appearance 17 years later — hoping for a different outcome.
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It looks like you are working with a bad actor, Russia, to put your thumb on the scale, and basically, f--- with the one person who stands in the way of us being ruled by Donald Trump.
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If someone has big secrets they don't want revealed to the public — like, say, having committed sexual assault 30 years ago — a foreign country or other bad actor could learn that information and use it as blackmail.
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I'm not the kind of director who could (or would even want) to get a performance out of a bad actor, so I just surround myself with good actors and let them take care of that shit.
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Alternatively, a bad actor could design malware to run in the background of cellphones to place calls without the owners' knowledge, so long as all of the phones are in locations routed to the same 911 infrastructure.
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Finally, it would strengthen the United States as Washington labors to deliver a win in the ongoing trade disputes with China, as the deal would continue to isolate China as the bad actor on the international scene.
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A trio of so-called "bad actor" witnesses also is expected to testify about other accusations that have not resulted in criminal charges against Weinstein but that prosecutors assert show he perpetrated a pattern of sexual abuse.
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A bad actor or actors used a fake LinkedIn profile and copied pictures from another user's Instagram to create a false persona — and successfully drew more than 20173,22017 investors into the ICO project, which was called Giza.
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"Americans see Iran as a bad actor on all fronts and substantial majorities believe this agreement is being violated and never should have gone into effect without a Senate vote," said Harvard-Harris co-director Mark Penn.
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"We told all of our writers to use the original material as a springboard to your own re-imagining of the story—change the genre, language, place, whatever you like," the former Breaking Bad actor told Variety.
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A bad actor would have to run a very large number of Tor nodes to start logging meaningful traffic—which would be difficult—and the Tor project monitors for behavior that suggests anybody might be doing that.
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The growth of the internet of things could also lead to new kinds of cyber warfare; imagine a bad actor disabling every smart thermostat in the dead of winter, or hacking into internet-connected pacemakers and insulin pumps.
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But instead of simply banning the bad actor from listing new products, Google Shopping's trust and safety team initiated a global probe that ultimately tracked down 5,000 merchant accounts wrapped up in a sophisticated scheme to defraud users.
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"There was suspicion that a bad actor, who was a paying customer of Freedom Telecare, had acquired location information without customer consent, but review of the evidence could not confirm improper disclosure of location data," the letter reads.
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But not just a bad actor, but an oil-backed actor, and so ... They're one of the few countries in the world that's likely to benefit from warming, so they're sort of doubly incentivized to make it worse.
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Iran is most certainly a very, very bad actor — it is spreading sectarian violence in Iraq (and elsewhere), funding anti-Israel terrorist groups, and devoting tremendous military resources to propping up Bashar al-Assad's murderous regime in Syria.
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So when we're thinking about how much punishment to inflict, how much private cost to impose on a potential bad actor, we're really thinking less about the losses of the victim — which can be enormous and likely irreparable.
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Critics of the move also claim Biden is a bad actor because he shouldn't have been talking to the Ukrainians about foreign policy under President Obama when his son was on the board of a Ukrainian gas company.
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"Boy what a bad actor (Warren) turned out to be," RoseAnn DeMoro, a labor activist who campaigns for Sanders' universal healthcare plan, tweeted on Wednesday before CNN's audio release of the post-debate exchange between Warren and Sanders.
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And she wasn't alone in believing that: Even after Mr. Elliott was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in 2014, Baylor officials said they considered him to be a solitary bad actor preying on a campus of goodness.
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"In the rare instance where a bad actor gets through, we take swift action, including removing the item for sale, permanently banning bad actors, pursuing legal action, and working with law enforcement when appropriate," Amazon wrote in the statement.
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A growing number of senators are taking the line that Trump's efforts to recruit foreign governments to dig up dirt on political opponents were not necessarily proper, but that the House is overreaching and is the real bad actor.
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The Breaking Bad actor took to his Twitter in light of Manson's death to recount the time he came across him in 1968 — just a year before Manson ordered some of his followers to commit grisly murders in his name.
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Unfortunately, it looks like we still need to spell out what constitutes a bad actor to some who either don't know or don't wish to know that someone who they admired might not be the "good guy" they thought all along.
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In the case of a food storage facility in Iceland, for example, sabotage by a bad actor could theoretically result in a tremendous waste of the products it stores as well as damage to the freezers themselves, the researchers say.
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Sources telling us there is a realization even by all of those at the table that China is a bad actor and the scope of China taking advantage of America on trade makes it difficult to come to any compromise.
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"Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul is no stranger to the Airbnb community...Guests can relax in Paul's geothermal hot spring, located in the centre of the estate, which can be altered to their temperature preference," an press release from Airbnb said.
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"Look, we're never going to be able to identify every potential bad actor solely through a police record or their involvement with other bad actors," said Daniel Benjamin, a former State Department terrorism coordinator and now a scholar at Dartmouth College.
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Now, in response to questions from Senator Ron Wyden, T-Mobile has revealed another case of abuse, in which a "bad actor" acquired location information without consumer consent, according to a letter from T-Mobile to Wyden and obtained by Motherboard.
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But while the commission and Justice Department trumpeted their crackdown on market manipulation, the settlements included language that gave all three banks an automatic waiver from the bad actor rule — drawing sharp criticism from one Securities and Exchange commissioner, a Democrat.
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A lack of leadership For a mistake to make it so far up the ladder that it's greenlit for mass production or store display, Erdem says that means a company has bigger problems than a single bad actor or errant department.
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U.S.-Russia relations are bad and Russia continues to be a bad actor in the world, but that has been true for every day Trump has been in office and will presumably still be true on the day Trump leaves his post.
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When a business registers to sell products through Amazon's Marketplace, Amazon's systems scan information for signals that the business might be a bad actor, and Amazon blocks most of those bad actors during registration before they can offer any products for sale.
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" Another, Connecticut, said its state election director, Peggy Reeves, sought clarification from DHS to make certain that the hacking attempt DHS detected was being blamed on the Russian government and not simply a "bad actor who just happens to live in Russia.
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According to Google's Project Zero researchers, Meltdown and Spectre are a series of potential attack methods that could hypothetically allow a bad actor to gain access to a system as isolated as a personal laptop or as enormous as Amazon's cloud computing service.
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Daniel Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard, says that the kind of threats that we evolved to deal with are those that are imminent rather than gradual, and those that involve a deliberate bad actor, especially one transgressing our moral code.
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Along the way, he's drawn the ire of President Donald Trump, whose top spokesman called McCabe a "bad actor" on Thursday, as well as the scrutiny of the Justice Department's inspector general for his involvement in the bureau's probes of Hillary Clinton.
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It's not believed Balic's efforts are related to a Twitter blog post published this week, which confirmed a bug could have allowed "a bad actor to see nonpublic account information or to control your account," such as tweets, direct messages and location information.
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You can go totalitarian and try to restrict the tech, which never works, or you can make sure everyone has the tech and is well-educated and networked, so that if one bad actor comes along everyone else can cooperate quickly to counter the threat.
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The Breaking Bad actor shared a series of pointed tweets on Tuesday, as Federal court records unsealed in Boston named 2500 people indicted as part of the alleged nationwide scheme — including Desperate Housewives star Felicity Huffman, Fuller House actress Lori Loughlin, and author Jane Buckingham.
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"Attacks that come in from nation states or any other bad actor typically exploit interfaces in the local system-a bit of code or a cookie will find its way into a browser and crawl its way across the network from there," he said.
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He's been hammering away at her for months, saying that he thinks it's hypocritical that Germany views Russia as a bad actor worth confronting and yet at the same time spends a paltry amount on its defense and appears eager to purchase Russian gas.
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It has been made excruciatingly clear to other women veterans that should we report sexual harassment or assault in a VA facility, not only will there be no consequences to the bad actor, but that we ourselves may face public humiliation for coming forward.
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The stakes suddenly seem quite a bit higher than ever before: Even a news consumer who ignores political stories could unwittingly play into a political agenda simply by sharing viral junk online, extending the influence of a bad actor who concocted the "news" to begin with.
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Since the machine learning methods employed in the research are widely known—to the point that there are tutorials and training manuals online—Shmatikov says it would be possible for a bad actor with a baseline of technical knowledge to carry out these types of attacks.
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If Trump hadn't been fully briefed on the information and its source, then why was he talking about it in the Oval Office with a country that has been a bad actor on the world stage -- and that we know actively worked to sway the 2016 election?
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More importantly, Russia, just like the Soviet Union, remains a bad actor, an anti-status quo player whose goal is to undermine any nation that is not its vassal and generally sow instability around the world, whether it be in Eastern Europe, the Middle East or Asia.
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While consumer advocates and lawmakers have said that allowing PG&E to increase its rates to pay its wildfire costs would amount to bailing out a consistently bad actor, the company and its stakeholders have said it would be bad for everyone if the company failed.
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"A bad actor could, for example, build a comprehensive profile on an individual that includes public information and then sell such information to the highest bidder, leading to a host of harms like lost opportunity, predatory lending, and unfair discrimination in housing, credit or education," Gilbert said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday that the Trump administration believes FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe is "by most accounts a bad actor" but stopped short of calling for his firing, telling reporters that decision should be made by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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But it could also allow a bad actor to pull up a host of private information on a person by inputting it into any number of public databases or with some legwork or by impersonation grant a hacker access to apps or even a bank account.
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"We have here a highly attractive target for any bad actor—be it politically motivated inside the United States, or indeed a foreign intelligence agency—that would allow an adversary to put politicians under pressure, privately or publicly," said Thomas Rid, professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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What we do know is that the Putin government is a bad actor who should be carefully scrutinized - and regardless of what side of the aisle you sit on – our country has a vested interest in fully understanding exactly what happened, outside the fog of accusation and political jostling.
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Now add sabotage: A bad actor at a back-office computer screen, or at any of dozens of other points along the transaction system, could bring an institution to its knees with a few key strokes, let alone the ongoing threat of hacking from criminal or state actors.
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A hostile regime that we know was hostile run by a bad actor trying to create chaos in our elections as it has many times in the past, or top officials in the Federal Bureau of Investigation rigging an investigation to advance their favorite candidate that they should have indicted?
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Alternately, Facebook could simply change Onavo's data-collection practices for the iOS version of its app or simply hope that its sheer clout prevents Apple from taking action (probably a very bad bet, given Apple explicitly used Facebook as an example of a bad actor at its recent WWDC 2018 conference).
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" Allred, who is not representing either of the two plaintiffs in this case, but represents a number of his other accusers, told BuzzFeed News that "It was extremely important in the criminal case in Pennsylvania where Mr. Cosby was convicted...that five prior bad actor witnesses were permitted to testify.
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And the question remains, why in the in the hell would anybody approve the sale of 22010 percent of America&aposs uranium to Vladimir Putin and the bad actor he is, and the hostile regime Russia, government approved by Hillary Clinton, Eric Holder, other high ranking officials in the Obama administration.
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After Scoble published this post, Michelle Greer — who said he touched her inappropriately while they worked together at Rackspace — posted screenshots of a Facebook comment where Scoble called his behavior "disgusting" and referred to "the truth of [her] words," after she called him a "bad actor" in a previous comment.
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In other words, Germany, they&aposre not going to adequately fund the protection of their own country but they are more than happy to prop up one of NATO&aposs so-called biggest threats, the one they keep telling us about, the bad actor with Putin in the bad country of Russia.
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When Hillary Clinton was one of what, nine people to approve the sale of a North American Uranium producer to let&aposs see, the hostile regime of Russia, the bad actor Vladimir Putin giving 20 percent of our uranium to Russia when we don&apost have uranium, we have to import uranium.
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"If AI power is broadly distributed to the degree that we can link AI power to each individual's will — you would have your AI agent, everybody would have their AI agent — then if somebody did try to something really terrible, then the collective will of others could overcome that bad actor," Musk said.
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In other words, if you have Zoom installed on your Mac — or if you ever had it — a website could spy on you or undertake a denial of service (DoS) attack, where a bad actor could basically hit a user with a barrage of meeting requests and lock up his or her computer.
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Rick Dalton is a pretty bad actor, and DiCaprio, a very good actor, strains every last fibre to dramatize that inadequacy; the scene in which Rick, having screwed up his lines on set, lays furious waste to his trailer strikes me as an indulgence, though DiCaprio's fans will doubtless hail his emotional bravado.
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DoorDash stated that while it doesn't think the bank information exposed would be enough to allow a bad actor to make fraudulent charges or withdrawals, taken together with the other compromised data, it's probably a good idea to keep an eye on your bank account as well if you believe you've been affected.
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" The company also explained a little about its methods, which rely heavily on automation: "When a business registers to sell products through Amazon's Marketplace, Amazon's systems scan information for signals that the business might be a bad actor, and Amazon blocks identified bad actors before they can offer any products for sale.
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The overarching threat of bioterrorism is that a bad actor or nation would increase those attributes for one of the Category A agents, says Mark Kortepeter, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health and former scientist at the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.
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MDM is generally used by IT departments at companies and schools to manage employees' devices, and Apple argued that it would be "incredibly risky… for a private, consumer-focused app business to install MDM control over a customer's device" due to privacy concerns if a bad actor found their way into a kid's iPhone.
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Why would Hillary or Obama just on the surface of it, why would you ever give a hostile regime and a bad actor Vladimir Putin and Russia 20 percent of our uranium and that&aposs what he set out for and we knew he set out and he was committing crimes to get there.
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The second kind of virus attack to know about is a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack, where a hacker intercepts communications between a device and the web—in this case, the bad actor needs to be either on your wifi network or to be able to trick you into installing a dangerous app.
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Och-Ziff will have to seek a waiver from the S.E.C. from the automatic "bad actor" bar that would disqualify it from offering securities without having to go through the full disclosure process, and could be ineligible for the "well-known seasoned issuer" status that lets a company register its securities for sale more easily.
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I anticipate Trump makes the case that last year's speech by President Xi was based on the fiction that China can replace the U.S. as the keeper of a multilateral system, when it has been China itself that has been the most glaring "bad actor" in breaking the rules of that system, in particular in the area of trade.
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In announcing that the United States is withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, he gave a familiar litany of reasons: Iran is still a bad actor, and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is not enough to keep it from acquiring nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them when the restrictions in the deal begin to expire.
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Whether it's a Trump-Rouhani meeting in New York or private discussions between US and Iranian experts to lay out the parameters for meaningful negotiations, the national security team should not miss the forest for the trees: Iran is a bad actor, but by making a series of policy missteps the administration has aggravated those threats.
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The invite also drew the ire of Austrian opposition politicians at the time, including Joerg Leichtfried, from the opposition Social Democrats, who said in a statement on Twitter that as Austria is the current president of the EU, Austrian politicians should be more careful of the association with a Russia increasingly viewed as a bad actor in European security circles.
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Now if we were able to with our most immediate trading partners, which is really important to my home state, Arizona, an agreement with Mexico -- but if you started to bring the world together, saying we&aposre lowering barriers, we&aposre protecting our intellectual property, now the world needs to deal with China, who is the bad actor on the world stage.
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The cultural narrative about women's bodies was so bad that simply identifying the problem would get Dove full credit and move plenty of product, but the urge to talk about a broad cultural problem while refusing to name a bad actor left the blame squarely on the shoulders of the women who had the temerity not to love themselves sufficiently.
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His response was almost immediate, assuring me that, while the term sock puppet was being thrown around, anyone who read the wording of the takedown notice—"Created by a banned or blocked user (Slowking2559) in violation of ban or block"—would recognize that this wasn't a case of a vain tech writer but, rather, a response to misbehavior by a specifically Wikipedian type of bad actor.
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" Representative Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the senior Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Committee, said that reputable drug companies would not provide drugs to patients without the blessing of the F.D.A. But, he said, the bill opens the door for "a bad actor, some unscrupulous manufacturer, a fly-by-night outfit to promote something like snake oil, whether the F.D.A. approves it or not.
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This isn't a scenario where private sector leaders are seeking less regulation and activists wanting more: private sector leaders are actively lobbying more regulation so there are protections against discrimination and predatory behavior — many fear one bad actor ruining the reputation of the entire movement — and are seeking legal clarity on a range of issues like the tax implications of an ISA on all parties involved.
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Facebook Bans Faith Goldy After HuffPost Report On White Nationalism Content Goldy's posts represented a clear case of a bad actor getting "freedom of reach" on Facebook, and I'm glad she's gone now: Facebook announced Monday that it was banning prominent Canadian white nationalist Faith Goldy from its platform, a week after the company told HuffPost that her racist videos didn't violate its new rules barring white nationalist content.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE (D-Pa.), would deter companies from shipping American jobs overseas and incentivize them to locate in the U.S. Our bill would create a public list of 'bad actor' companies who shipped all or most of their service work overseas.
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