As the Court explained in Hellerstedt, it is unusually difficult for abortion providers to obtain this credential and the credential itself does little, if anything, to make abortions safer.
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He graduated from California State University, Long Beach, received a credential in music education from California State, Los Angeles, and a credential in special education from California State, East Bay.
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The Student Veterans of America surveyed 788,915 former military service members who pursued some kind of postsecondary credential and found that only 51.7 percent received that credential within 10 years.
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Institutions like MIT can cryptographically sign a credential and place it on the blockchain, then another person (say an employer) can use the BlockCerts app to verify that the credential is valid.
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Maybe the credential around my neck was enough for them.
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The credential works only for a specific building receiving deliveries.
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These attacks were done through credential stuffing, Sydefx told me.
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So as a job credential, college still matters very much.
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It's also a question of who can provide this credential.
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This "credential inflation" wasn't driven by innovation or technical need.
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Its supporters say that admitting privileges are an important credential.
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Graduates enter the market with an important and salable credential.
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Art Basel is a credential for collectors and curators alike.
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Her grit was her diploma; her courage was her credential.
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How much is too much for an elite US credential?
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Those without that proof, like Ms. Koester, can still get a credential valid only for voting by petitioning the state — the credential that Judge Peterson ordered officials to provide speedily to anyone who asked.
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There is no mark on his credential for this particular upside.
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If Ujiri had a credential, he didn't display it, Kelly said.
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How will current teachers rise to meet the new credential requirements?
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We need much greater transparency of the value of a credential.
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It just makes it really hard for doctors to get a credential.
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Barack Obama himself had to campaign without such a credential, Sabato noted.
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Chipotle spokesperson Laurie Schalow told TechCrunch that credential stuffing was to blame.
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Trump also cast doubt on the stated rationale for stripping Acosta's credential.
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The most acknowledged credential is the certified financial planner, or CFP, status.
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Their most important credential is something you can't teach — they've been there.
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This is a credential she downplays, and that local media mostly ignores.
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A total lack of moral compass would hardly seem a good credential.
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They remain eligible to serve on the rules, platform and credential committees.
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To that end, let's talk about the Jim Acosta press credential incident.
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They're talking about being called boastful when they're invoking a necessary credential.
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Nevadans will receive a unique login and credential after registering to vote virtually.
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Do people who have your dream jobs all seem to have that credential?
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Motherhood in this midterm season is not just a credential for public office.
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It's a solid protection against common web attacks like phishing and credential stuffing.
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At the time, only 5.83 percent of our citizens held such a credential.
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But it is often very difficult for abortion providers to obtain this credential.
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Almost everybody with a credential to understand health care thought it was terrible.
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And MBA degrees, particularly from top-ranked programs, are a pretty popular credential.
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Nor can they afford to spend $57,000 out of pocket for a credential.
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The truth is that credential theft does happen, and it happens a lot.
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Supporters have cited her work in education as perhaps her most significant credential.
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"I just don't understand why he won't get his teaching credential," she soliloquizes.
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Like Trump, he views media ubiquity as a credential in its own right.
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That credential didn't carry Jindal to his desired destination of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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But for now the Trump campaign will again credential their reporters for events.
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He applied for a journalistic credential before his trip, the court filing shows.
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"This credential can be a powerful boost" for P&G's products, Jones added.
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The goal of that indiscriminate credential harvesting campaign is a mystery, for now.
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He also said the WTA had revoked Nastase's credential privileges at its events.
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McDaniel said the GOP will no longer credential Bloomberg representatives at RNC events.
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The company is his main credential as a prospective chief executive for America.
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It works like two-factor authentication because another 'credential' is required for account access.
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For both, main credential involved sitting at FEC, casting 22017d vote to block everything.
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Fordham told me he gained access through a simple technique known as credential stuffing.
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A key defense against this form of credential harvesting is implementing multi-factor authentication.
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"We're not taking a credential challenge off the table," said Trump adviser Alan Cobb.
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Nearly 50 million adults in the U.S. have some kind of non-degree credential.
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" The key credential to becoming a Supreme Court justice is having the "best tests.
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Plus, Herman was sporting a "player spouse" credential on the links, according to Golf.com.
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These failed policies fuel tuition inflation, credential inflation, non-completion, student debt, loan defaults.
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Those who pass the courses and the test earn a MicroMasters credential from MITx.
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But more than a quarter of those who start college drop out with no credential.
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Now, she can update her LinkedIn profile with yet another credential: diaper expert and designer.
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MBAs were a popular credential among other schools on the list that offer the degree.
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So the idea that we can't replace a compromised credential shows how flawed that is.
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Certificates are now the fastest-growing postsecondary credential, with over 1 million awarded in 2013.
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For about two-thirds of our students, this is their first post-secondary credential training.
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Schwab has tracked nearly 1 billion of those so-called credential replay attempts, Moseley said.
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By completing CORe, in addition to receiving the credential, you can also earn undergraduate credit.
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Education helps you work it out, but getting a credential doesn't mean you've found it.
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That credential is notably absent from the Education Department's release on Tuesday announcing Johnson's appointment.
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She falsely called a CNN reporter a groper and stripped him of his press credential.
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He believes that maintaining offices in both the US and Mexico is an important credential.
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He believes that maintaining offices in both the US and Mexico is an important credential.
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And requiring abortion doctors to obtain such a credential does little to make abortions safer.
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It's the businesses that recruit from those colleges which have fetishized the Ivy Plus credential.
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It requires both building such a digital credential, which startups such as SureID, ID Co. and Trusona are working on, building a network of places that accept the credential, and individuals seeing its value to opt in and release certain amounts of very personal information.
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In 2018, Kaspersky Lab detected five different malware families focused on the porn site credential harvesting.
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James insists he had a valid press credential to be backstage, and denies grabbing Mariah's dress.
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Attendees will be able to search by credential to view all video associated with each tag.
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Namely, should companies buy stolen data from third parties to combat credential reuse attacks against themselves?
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"And since practitioners are seeking the credential, we think it's passing the market test," he said.
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But how do these accolades compare to Ivanka's strongest credential: her unrivaled access to her father?
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"One of the newer trends we're seeing is a rise in enterprise credential phishing," LaCour said.
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Glazer says the suspect had a legitimate media credential -- but may not be a real journalist.
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Credential stuffing is a security problem that requires participation from both tech companies and their users.
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Carter has been using his credential as a former U.S. president to blame Israel for decades.
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But Mr. Trump said he would not impose similar credential bans if he won the presidency.
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In a brilliant marketing ploy, they created a credential — the C.P.M. — and awarded it to themselves.
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Now, the flip side of this is the Trump phenomenon, where celebrity itself becomes a credential.
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What is it about a trusted digital credential that will prompt enough people to value it?
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"For women, it gives you a credential that you would not have normally had," Sangster said.
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But when 12,000 rejects are earning the same credential, that rubs some folks the wrong way.
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But the reality is that this credential is very difficult for many abortion providers to obtain.
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Instead, it appears to be a classic—and regrettable—case of what's known as credential stuffing.
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Similarly, Disney could throw up more impediments to the credential stuffing process in the first place.
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These efforts are often enabled through common tactics like spear phishing, password spraying, and credential stuffing.
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He also clerked for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, which Republicans view as a valuable credential.
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It was all about Donald Trump — providing Trump with a pelt, polishing a credential for Trump.
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The phishing technique used, described as credential harvesting, involves stealing account information like usernames and passwords.
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"Chinese families place a very high value on U.S. education and a U.S. credential," she added.
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This credential landed him his first job in politics: handing out pamphlets for a local politician.
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And does the credential accurately reflect what the student has gained, and therefore has to offer?
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Between 28503 and 22019, the number of staff achieving a teacher level one credential, or a child development associate credential, grew from 963 to 3,598, an increase of 374 percent, and the number of staff that attained higher-level credentials increased almost eightfold, from 284 to 2,85033.
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Anyone can download them, but without a vetted government credential you won't be able to log in.
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Greg Moore, state director of Americans for Prosperity, had his credential revoked within the last 24 hours.
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Contrast the lifetime value of credential seekers with average revenues per customer selling ads and magazine subscriptions.
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Kearney, interview body-positivity activists and eating disorder experts, and even wrangle a White House press credential.
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A TV reporter's appearance is a job credential considered alongside her ability to write, research, or interview.
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But in Climate of Hope, Bloomberg's most convincing credential is his time as New York City mayor.
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Then you might want to consider earning a professional certificate or credential through an online MBA program.
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This is a credential that's separate from the password customers use to log into their accounts online.
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EDT: President Trump hosts a credential ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 5:30 p.m.
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So in 1954, he got a credential for the Indy 500 and went to take some notes.
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His credential as a former Obama-era tech policy official may open some doors in national capitals.
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Once the credential stuffers start working with the stolen credentials, they get plugged in to iCloud accounts.
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He was convicted of passing login credential for the Los Angeles Times' website to hacking group Anonymous.
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And as any Department of Justice lawyer knows, your reputation is the most important credential you have.
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Either way, Mr. Jones is hoping his organization will qualify for a coveted White House press credential.
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In the early 21st century, a postsecondary credential is the new requirement for a family-sustaining career.
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You can find hackers selling the stolen credential information on black market websites located on the dark web.
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Investigators must determine when authorized credential holders weren't using their accounts at times when the records state otherwise.
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And in a culture that fetishizes failure, he has earned the ultimate credential: a crashed and burned startup.
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But there's no point in wasting your time and money on a costly credential that reaps little benefits.
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"We indirectly heard that the credential and username posted online was from a known Russian hacker," Roberts said.
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Only half the students received any credential within six years, a long time to put earnings on hold.
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You'll also earn corresponding PDUs, which PMI Credential Holders can apply for their Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) programs.
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She says she earned a certificate in college admissions and a counseling credential from the state of California.
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It's the idea of getting a "micro-credential," or training that leads to employment in a specialized field.
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That credential once held strong value, as governors won seven of eight presidential contests from 1976 through 2004.
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"Almost every major attack that happened in recent years happened with credential stealing," DeWalt, said in an interview.
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Committee has voted to table Breitbart credential process for now and not extend their current temp Hill credentials.
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Building on this information, Microsoft claims it can help individual companies identify when a credential has been undermined.
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In the primaries, there was an effective effort to re-credential Secretary Clinton with visible African-American validators.
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"Fox News supports CNN in its legal effort to regain its White House reporter's press credential," Wallace said.
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She holds the Certified Professional Co-Active Coach credential from The Coaches Training Institute in San Rafael, California.
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Some people have an additional "Upgrade" card, which is under their credential and confers a specific added something.
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If that's not a serious credential and recognition of a watch's toughness, we don't know what is. Why?
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" Failure to do so would result in having your media credential "reviewed and potentially revoked via security escort.
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I guarded this credential with my life, and now it is nothing more than a laminated plastic souvenir.
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"FOX News supports CNN in its legal effort to regain its White House reporter's press credential," Wallace wrote.
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Kessler's new credential caused many to fault Twitter for tacitly endorsing the ideals he espouses—essentially, white supremacy.
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Black workers with a high school diploma take home 20003 percent less than whites with the same credential.
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Nationwide, only 35 percent of those who start community college receive any form of credential within six years.
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But in aggregate, these troves can create real risk by enabling identity theft, credential stuffing, and phishing scams.
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The main purpose of the Ivy Plus universities and schools like them is not to credential young people.
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Before raising credential requirements, employers could consider alternative pathways to accessing and developing quality talent to stay competitive.
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In a county where only 103 percent of adults hold a bachelor's degree, the credential isn't much valued.
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A SANS Institute survey found half of company data breaches were the result of account or credential hacking.
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"We were told by the N.B.A. and security officials to strictly enforce the credential policy," Sergeant Kelly said.
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According to Hunt, it means compromised email and password combos are more vulnerable for a practice called credential stuffing.
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Basically, credential stuffing is when breached username or email/password combos are used to hack into other user accounts.
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He's halfway done with his credential, which we pay tuition for, while working every day for very little money.
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Weapons companies reckon that their main customers, defence departments, see commercial cyber-security businesses as a type of credential.
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Wherever the content comes from, students' work usually needs to be validated properly for a credential to be trusted.
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In December 2017, the company confirmed accounts had been breached after what was described as a credential stuffing attack.
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Exercise Is Medicine was founded to push doctors to prescribe fitness training from "trusted" trainers with a program credential.
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"He leans right, he's got experience in the agency, he's got the M.D. credential, and he's outspoken," Gaba said.
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Should employers place more value in a fashion credential backed by the editors of Vogue or the Pratt Institute?
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If government policy encourages students to credential themselves with more efficient vocational programs, employers will take notice, Fuller says.
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Trump's business experience is the only credential he has to establish his qualification to be the nation's chief executive.
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So industry kind of drives the skills we teach, and that's the way we get validation for our credential.
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" Twitter itself said people should consider news of such "hacks" carefully and "scrutinize the merits of any credential claim.
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Belin noted that the Iowa Senate, which is also Republican-controlled, indicated that her credential request would be approved.
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The certified financial planner credential speaks to the person's ability to help clients create plans for their financial lives.
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When I arrived at the Village, I was given a credential which is the most powerful hall pass ever.
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But degrees and clerkships should not be the only, or even the primary, credential for a Supreme Court appointment.
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Marap was created by the same group responsible for the widespread banking credential harvester Dridex and the ransomware Locky.
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For Mr. Trump, the strained history of these generals with his predecessor is less a liability than a credential.
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On the lanyard that held his Olympic coaching credential was a round plastic button with their photo on it.
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He resides in Tehran but has been unable to work since late February, when his press credential was revoked.
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They found a positive impact on program completion, credential attainment, and employment for the students in TAACCCT-funded projects.
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The French president sold himself to voters as a nonpolitician, but that credential has come back to haunt him.
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That's a significant shift from 2017 when the credential-hunting programs were after accounts from the top 10 porn websites.
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Another former staffer who defended Parscale said experience running campaigns isn't as useful of a credential in the Trump era.
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Typically, paraprofessionals are full-time workers who don't have a specific professional credential — think teachers' aide or healthcare clinic workers.
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Fox News is told a middle-aged man with no press credential meshed with reporters in the Ohio Clock Corridor.
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In the years to come, who will hospitality hiring managers trust to credential students: Cornell University or the Four Seasons?
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A college degree is more often a required credential for landing a good job and building a secure financial future.
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Using existing tools, the platform makes it possible to create blockchain-backed credential badges that can be stored and shared.
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Somehow the thieves obtained a valid Swift credential that allowed them to "create, approve and submit" messages on the network.
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Even fewer community-college students — 219 percent — obtain a credential from a two- or four-year institution within six years.
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Those with the proper mark on their credential — "6," as it happens — can avail themselves of food and comfy sofas.
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At the airport, I even tried to use my athlete credential instead of my passport to check into my flight.
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And just as standardized tests are becoming obsolete for admission, standardized term degrees need not define a postsecondary education credential.
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The Post said DelReal was first denied a media credential by volunteers at the Indiana governor's event in Waukesha, Wis.
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The easiest, most effective way against credential stuffing is for the user to use a unique password on each site.
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The credential that had made Miss Chu attractive to the school was that she had spent a year in Australia.
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Hoping for a better-paying job, he pursued a credential in flagger training, a crucial element of job-site safety.
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Any American could have, at age 20, three years of work experience, an industry credential and earnings in the bank.
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Pollak had a press credential to attend an O'Rourke event on Tuesday afternoon at Benedict College, a historically black college.
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When I was White House press secretary, I made a point to credential anybody from a bona fide news organization.
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The Detroit Free Press has been denied a media credential for a Kid Rock concert Tuesday night, the newspaper said.
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They can be a good credential for aspiring leaders, but they favor a closed-minded and partisan style of argument.
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At a minimum, it costs $180 to take the exam and another $175 to participate in the Credential Assembly Service.
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But the YC credential, and the promise that it will turn you into a juggernaut, can be hard to resist.
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The earliest incursion they could identify had been made with an OPM credential issued to a contractor from KeyPoint Government Solutions.
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Horan said more people with traditional technology backgrounds are taking the grueling set of three exams that leads to the credential.
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"One of the things we're able to identify is that somebody is using a credential to create other permissions," Gililand says.
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"We will be the only institution, I believe in the world, that would give a credential in this space," Thrun said.
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The company also would not say if it plans to roll out countermeasures to prevent credential stuffing, like two-factor authentication.
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According to MorphoTrust, the app acts as a secure digital credential, using your state ID and selfie to verify your identity.
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Online psychometric assessments, e-portfolios and micro-credentials are surfacing student competencies beneath the level of the terminal credential (i.e. degree).
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But I was sitting there with a media credential around my neck; how would it look if I threw it back?
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But while many MOOCS are offered by well-known universities, they don't lead to a traditional credential like the master's degree.
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Acosta lost his press credential temporarily, but he was free to continue commenting on the news, so he wasn't exactly silenced.
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But credential theft is different from Hacking Team's normal services and lends more to sustained espionage by dedicated and integrated teams.
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They all get a credential that entitles them to a higher place in the social hierarchy than they might have otherwise.
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In meeting with potential candidates, Mr. Bannon has emphasized one credential above all else, people who have spoken with him said.
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The White House Correspondents' Association on Tuesday criticized the removal of Mr. Acosta's credential, but did not address the lawsuit itself.
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But I came away from my reporting convinced that almost every young American needs some kind of post-high-school credential.
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Spotify has never acknowledged a breach, but it did reset some people's passwords in May, hinting at a credential-stuffing attempt.
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Furthermore, if Judge Kavanaugh is lying and gets away with it, what more useful credential could anyone have in this administration?
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The hackers were using previously compromised email addresses and passwords — a technique known as credential stuffing — to break into the accounts.
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"Most bad actors use scripts to perform credential stuffing attacks," says Ronnie Tokazowski, senior threat researcher with email security firm Agari.
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This was because you can bypass the tab credential cache being populated by including the login form in an unexpected way!
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As the appeals court decision explains, the plaintiff in Biel has a degree in liberal arts and a secular teaching credential.
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Last fall, the company identified eight second-year apprentices to earn a credential through TechCred, says apprenticeship training supervisor Mark Reed.
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In fact, the preset energy-saving mode that had earned my TV its Energy Star credential delivered a drearily dim picture.
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Kelly ordered the White House to return Acosta's credential on a temporary basis, while the rest of the case moves forward.
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You will eventually have to log in with some kind of cable TV or other pay TV credential to stream those.
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Tahoe Resources fell 11.35 percent to C$6.25 after it said Guatemala's Supreme Court declined to act on renewing its export credential.
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An infrastructure bill would also give him another legislative credential after two years with little to show in terms of bipartisan lawmaking.
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The idea is to provide a pathway to a widely-respected credential without having to take too much time off of work.
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The main credential of its likely candidate in a presidential election in November, Alejandro Guillier, is his past as a television anchorman.
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At least 65 percent of the 55 million new jobs forecasted for the next decade will require a formal post-secondary credential.
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Latimer told the Miami Herald on Friday that Slater would be cleared for a credential the next time his station requested one.
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It just sits quietly until it detects a credential pair that is known to be exposed, and then it shows a warning.
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The co-working giant bought Waltz, a smartphone app and reader that allows users to enter different properties with a single credential.
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That same credential theft can happen at a smaller scale, as criminals pull fingerprints off furniture or even from high-resolution photos.
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The hackers had also used a custom credential stealer known as Credraptor that ESET had only seen Sandworm use in the past.
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Susan Zimmerman, co-founder of Mindful Asset Planning, is also an established financial planner who decided to pursue a psychology-related credential.
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Neville added that Symantec had seen open source tools and credential harvesting tools grafted on to the malware used in the attack.
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Gieszinger holds a clear single-subject teaching credential that expires in September 2020, a spokesman for the Commission on Teacher Credentialing said.
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And it's a credential that he has used to promote his intelligence, often remarking about how only the best students are accepted.
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Tahoe Resources fell 8.5 percent to C$6.45 after it said Guatemala's Supreme Court declined to act on renewing its export credential.
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Two-factor identification would require Senate staff to use a second credential to log in to systems, in addition to a password.
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The US Secret Service just asked for my credential to enter the WH. As I told the officer, I don't blame him.
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Citizen Lab has reported documented credential theft operations targeting Egyptian civil society, and EFF reported attacks against critics of the Kazakh government.
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Commodity spyware will accomplish many of the goals not covered by credential theft, such as location tracking and interception of chat messages.
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But having a portion of the credential in plaintext reduces the difficulty of decoding the hashed part and obtaining the whole password.
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Since the credential was first offered in 2014, fewer than 1,700 voters have asked for such a card, state transportation officials say.
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Underneath the grim average, however, the truth is that there are better-paid jobs available to workers without the requisite college credential.
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" As the cybersecurity company SpyCloud says in the 2020 version of its annual SpyCloud Credential Exposure Report, "personally identifiable information is gold.
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The Trump campaign responded by saying it would no longer credential Bloomberg News reporters for official events, accusing the outlet of bias.
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What the networking company gets with a shiny red ribbon is a security product that helps stop automated attacks like credential stuffing.
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On Thursday, Jim Hoft, the founder of The Gateway Pundit, said the White House was giving his site an official press credential.
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The economy has changed so much, and now nearly every employer creating any new job is requiring some sort of postsecondary credential.
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"You have to have that army before you can credential them, and that army just didn't exist before Reagan," Mr. Levey said.
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There was a good chance that the hackers had first targeted KeyPoint in order to harvest the single credential necessary to compromise OPM.
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"Because I had this journalism degree and this credential, people were willing to pay a premium for that kind of training," Marquit says.
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Often, they're forced to hire people who are inexperienced, lack particular subject-matter prowess, or who don't have a teaching credential at all.
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"Pawn Storm is known to prepare their credential phishing attacks well," the report's researcher, Feike Hacquebord, wrote in an email to The Verge.
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He landed a solid blow on The New York Times, which conservatives love to hate, by turning the paper's attack into a credential.
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"The whole thing suggest to me that they're just not ready for a credential" one panel member said, according to Politico's Hadas Gold.
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It appeared the thieves attempted to use Android phones as well, but Google's restrictions on account credential transfering made it harder to automate.
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For those who are financially needy, this program provides them the access needed for short-term credential programs between eight and 85033 weeks.
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A federal judge ordered the White House to restore Acosta's credential, saying the administration did not follow any established process in its decision.
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But Slackman said the office has offered no explanation on why the credential was revoked and why it has yet to be restored.
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Credential stuffing can stem from cases where a customer uses the same password on multiple sites, including the same password for online banking.
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Justice Kavanaugh's critics said his efforts were laudable, given that a Supreme Court clerkship is perhaps the most coveted credential in American law.
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Later, a pulled press credential for Mr. Acosta, a series of recriminations, a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, and then everyone called their lawyers.
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And he has moved swiftly to dispatch aides he deems unqualified by temperament, experience or credential with a minimum of drama and fuss.
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And when Udacity, an online education provider, recently offered a new driverless car engineer credential, the program received 11,000 applications for 250 slots.
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Over the years, the movement's leaders, and the donors who funded them, built a network of organizations to support and credential its adherents.
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They were instead recorded, autoplaying videos advertising videogame cheats and hacks, sometimes attached to sketchy, credential-vacuuming websites, according to one analytics firm.
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This direct career pathway is a key part of what can make an investment in an associate's degree of professional credential pay off.
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"An [EMBA] credential is one of the things that enables managers and executives to better understand what's needed in today's market," he says.
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If you don't have that credential, you may feel left out and frustrated — and more willing to shake things up with Mr. Trump.
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To minimize their odds of tripping any alarms, the attackers will try each credential only once; then they'll wait hours to try the next.
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For admissions to Georgetown to come close to equaling payment for unpaid labor, its credential would have to be worth its weight in income.
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I just became the school librarian this year, and the teacher-librarian position means that I have to go get a teacher-librarian credential.
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Riffing off Cross's blue credential, one fan wrote that they wished he'd been cast as the genie in Disney's new live-action "Aladdin" movie.
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Axios' Felix Salmon points out that beyond an education or credential, what students buy from fancy universities is social context, an invisible class signifier.
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So-called "credential stuffing" or brute-force attacks can make it easy for hackers to break in and hijack people's online accounts in bulk.
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" The tweet read: "I had my doubts about @Scaramucci, but NewYorker article is the best credential and vetting I could have ever asked for.
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Also this week, we explained how to keep your kids' data safe online and took a closer look at the scourge of credential dumping.
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That makes it easy for phishing, credential stealing or spreading malware and disinformation when it looks like it's coming from the original, legitimate source.
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Most research finds that having a short-term credential is associated with higher earnings; the effect is especially strong for certificates in health fields.
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Twitter's GM of consumer product and engineering, Ed Ho, questioned whether the company should even dole out a credential as authoritative as the checkmark.
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Bloch, 30, is a candidate for a master's degree in clinical nutrition at N.Y.U., from which she will also receive a registered dietitian credential.
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"It takes a lot of work to prove to people that you have that credential," said Chris Giunchigliani, above, who is running in Nevada.
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Nearly a year ago, J. Crew suffered a so-called credential stuffing attack that impacted the the online accounts of fewer than 10,000 customers.
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But as recent breaches have illustrated, enterprises generally find out which accounts have been exposed when attackers put user credential dumps up for sale.
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And while people's Disney+ accounts are getting taken over, Disney itself wasn't hacked; attackers are using "credential stuffing," which takes advantage of reused passwords.
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This arrangement often results in students not earning credit for what they learn and no credential to stack with their past and future education.
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The dream of a comfortable life with less than a bachelor's degree — a credential held by only one in four Indiana adults — is receding.
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The team is called the super-recognizers, and each member has taken a battery of tests, administered by scientists, to establish this uncanny credential.
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Bloch, 201643, is a candidate for a master's degree in clinical nutrition at N.Y.U., from which she will also receive a registered dietitian credential.
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So as a result, the Democratic convention has spent a surprising amount of time attempting to burnish Clinton's credential as militarily tougher than Trump.
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Mr. Rosenthal said that the credential, which has been issued to some 21,000 people, does not allow for people to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
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In total, the porn credential-hunting infection attempts reached 850,000 in 2018, or about triple the amount from the year before, the security firm said.
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A new credential system proposed by the W3C—the World Wide Web Consortium—could be what we need to kill off the password for good.
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The hackers "direct their targets to the fake Google login page, which the users enter their credential details including 2 factor authentication," the report reads.
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Finally, science needs to stop relying so much on journal publication as the only recognised credential for researchers and the only path to career progression.
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Last, science needs to stop relying so much on journal publication as the only recognised credential for researchers and the only path to career progression.
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The group seems to have pulled off a credential-stuffing attack, taking login / password pairs from a public leak and testing them against separate services.
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If Pitner's suspension had been announced publicly, the chances that the U.S.T.A. would have mistakenly allowed him to keep his credential would have been reduced.
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In the traditional conception of financial success, anytime you set and achieve a desire, a social credential is given to you — a box is checked.
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Co-Requisite Remediation While 1.5M freshmen require remediation each and every year, only 1-in-10 of these students will ever complete a postsecondary credential.
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Using a password manager makes it so much easier to generate and store stronger passwords that are unique to each site, preventing credential stuffing attacks.
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And finally they talked about WeWork's latest acquisition, Waltz, a smartphone app and reader that allows users to enter different properties with a single credential.
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As Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, correctly identifies, credential reuse attacks are among the most pernicious and dangerous threats facing consumers on the internet.
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Chabot will return to Cal Poly in the fall to begin the multiple-subject credential program to ultimately become a principal of an elementary school.
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It prevents password reuse attacks (known as "credential stuffing") that hackers use to break into multiple sites and services using the same username and password.
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The company will work with customers including Vodafone and Astro Malaysia Holdings, on protecting $100 billion worth of content from credential-sharing and pirate websites.
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Dunkin' Donuts, Warby Parker, GitHub, AdGuard, the State Department — and even Apple iCloud accounts have all fallen victim to credential-stuffing attacks in recent years.
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Because people often reuse the same username and password across multiple sites, attackers can often use one piece of credential info to unlock multiple accounts.
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In the last few weeks alone, Nest, Dunkin' Donuts, OkCupid, and the video platform DailyMotion have all seen their users fall victim to credential stuffing.
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Why it matters: Incidents highlight the vulnerability companies face when even a single employee falls victim to a phishing attack, or other credential-compromising scheme.
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Threats comes in three main forms—credential theft, remote access malware and social engineering—where oftentimes it is the human element that causes the breakdown.
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But Trump somehow managed to present his background in one of the world's shadiest and most dishonest occupations as a credential rather than a liability.
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He often uses the credential to justify his decisions while leading a 70,000-employee agency in charge of the nation's federal lands and natural resources.
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And Trump and CNN clashed (again) in the East Room, leading the press office to revoke White House correspondent Jim Acosta's media credential (The Hill).
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Two people who commented on this Hacker News thread also said their passwords were unique, casting doubt on the veracity of a credential stuffing attack.
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" Jonathan was taking the class because each credential he picked up made him feel more prepared, albeit "for some imagined scenario I'll probably never encounter.
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The remedy was straightforward: Henceforth, the state was to "promptly issue a credential valid as a voting ID to any person" who applied for one.
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It has become a must-get college experience, a coveted résumé credential and a way to test independence for a generation that does so carefully.
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He spoke to me from South Dakota, where he was hunting pheasant and where, he said, people "don't give a flip" about Mr. Acosta's credential.
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When those details are compromised and leaked or sold, hackers often try entering them across multiple services in what's known as a "credential stuffing" attack.
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As a demographic body, they lack the credential of an oppressed minority or vulnerable immigrant population by which to legitimize their outrage at the system.
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Parscale accused Bloomberg News of being openly biased, and then announced the Trump campaign would not credential Bloomberg reporters for campaign rallies or other events.
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However, humans make mistakes and when that happens, they can be extremely serious: it can take a single leaked credential to jeopardize an entire organization.
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Trump touted duplicity in business as a leadership credential, boasting that he once took advantage of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in a real estate deal.
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The Regents also let students graduate by passing four Regents exams and earning a credential showing that they have the skills for entry-level employment.
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You know, whether you look at quantitative easing in its different incarnations, whether you look at forward guidance, whether you look at macro credential measures.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg had an opportunity to use his rescue dogs as a credential in his run for The White House, but he didn't bite.
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Hackers gained access to Timehop's servers by compromising an "access credential" to its cloud computing environment that was not protected by multifactor authentication, the company said.
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Superficially one could interpret this as a "skills gap" — people couldn't find work because they simply lacked the credential needed to work in the modern economy.
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"Corporate credential theft often allows threat actors to establish a beachhead for further penetration into corporate networks and systems," Proofpoint told Fox News in an email.
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" Of course, Barack Obama had no governing experience, with his main foreign policy credential being, as Clinton famously put it, "a speech he made in 2002.
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Only 45 percent of emails were already in Have I Been Pwned, ruling out the possibility that all of the passwords were stolen from credential stuffing.
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But unfortunately, I do not possess one credential the committee wanted to see: I do not support the unrestricted ownership of semiautomatic assault weapons by civilians.
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Tula's leader seemingly appeared from out of nowhere, and his biography revealed that his main credential was 15 years of service as Mr. Putin's personal bodyguard.
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It is extremely difficult for workers without some kind of postsecondary credential to reach this income level, and only about half of American workers have one.
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Iranian authorities have pulled the press credential for a Tehran-based New York Times reporter and denied him access for four months, according to the newspaper.
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According to the Georgetown University Center for Education and the Workforce, 85033 percent of all jobs will require a college degree or postsecondary credential by 2020.
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That describes credential stuffing, a technique of running vast lists of usernames and passwords against a website to see if a combination lets the hacker in.
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The Register reported on the failed credential bid on Tuesday, quoting King's son, Jeff King, a paid staff member on the campaign who denied the request.
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If a lawyer spends his career in a large firm representing corporate clients, that is considered a politically neutral credential, as is service as a prosecutor.
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If she wins her primary race, she is likely to face Representative Scott Taylor, a freshman Republican with his own military credential, as a Navy SEAL.
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The number of double majors has soared in recent years mostly because students see it as a way to add one more credential to their résumé.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that, in addition to expelling the seven Russian officials, he would also deny pending credential requests for three other Russians.
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President Trump's campaign won't credential Bloomberg News reporters, in response to the media outlet saying it won't investigate candidate Mike Bloomberg or his Democratic Party rivals.
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The Democrats may or may not regain the presidency in 2020, but they could well lose their invaluable credential as the party of the middle class.
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"Since they have declared their bias openly, the Trump campaign will no longer credential representatives of Bloomberg News for rallies or other campaign events," continued Pascale.
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The idea is that once a credential has been processed, there shouldn't be any more fees to verify its authenticity or to transmit it to other parties.
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"It's so unusual to have a person who is banned from officiating on the eve of the U.S. Open after his credential is already issued," he said.
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But as credential-stuffing attacks rise and data breaches have become a regular occurrence, many sites and services are doing everything they can to protect their users.
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With that credential, consider this rumination on bougie life inside the San Francisco bubble, which seems consistent with the data and the experience of other local techies.
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New breach: The "Collection #1" credential stuffing list began broadly circulating last week and contains 772,904,991 unique email addresses with plain text passwords (now in Pwned Passwords).
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Currently, federal financial aid isn't designed for people who want to earn a short-term credential – even if businesses are seeking to hire people with that skill.
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The accumulated lists seem designed for use in so-called credential-stuffing attacks, in which hackers throw email and password combinations at a given site or service.
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The bad news is, fingerprints can still be stolen — and unlike a passcode, you can't change your fingerprint, so a single credential theft creates a lifetime vulnerability.
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"They really only let the guest in, and then the publicist if they can get the credential," Anderson said, quashing our visions of massive entourages trailing celebs.
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When some of her required education classes were canceled, she realized she would need another year — and another $200,000, at least — to graduate with the education credential.
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The malware -- which works as a credential harvester -- was supposed to worm its way through network shares, according to Rod Blunt, chief information security officer for Kansas.
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Nearly 20 percent of the problems came from credential management – things like making it too easy to recover passwords by not encrypting them or hardcoding default passwords.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Trump also violated CNN's 5th Amendment due process rights because Acosta wasn't informed ahead of time his credential was revoked.
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As device protections improve, the easiest route to the private communications of a dissident is not malware, but credential theft—stealing passwords, an easier attack to orchestrate.
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He declined to identify the victim but suggested that the credential thefts were similar to the ones that hackers would have needed before their opening ceremony attack.
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But critics say that if Mr. Salvini's League Party has made bad good, its coalition partner, the Five Star Movement, has elevated obliviousness to a professional credential.
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Through a Credential Authentication Technology device equipped with a camera (CAT-C), passengers' live facial images will be captured and verified against their IDs or usual documentation.
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The 2020 campaign's policy may extend beyond Trump's rallies, with Ronna McDaniel, chairwoman of the Republican Party, announcing that the GOP will "no longer credential" Bloomberg representatives.
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Bloomberg's strongest credential (other than his capacity to grow a $28503 billion business fortune in finance, technology and media) was his success in running New York City.
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Popular among his colleagues, he twice won election as president of the Rome-based Foreign Press Association, the credential that he insisted had caught John Paul's eye.
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Occasionally, a small moment will become viral, such as when Federer tried to enter the locker room without his credential and was stopped by a security guard.
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Yet only about one in four students whose first credential is a short-term certificate go on to earn an associate's or bachelor's degree within six years.
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CPMs are not required to hold a nursing or other credential and are not authorized to prescribe medication, but require knowledge and experience of out-of-hospital settings.
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The White House dropped its effort to revoke CNN correspondent Jim Acosta's press credential, while implementing new restrictions on journalists covering President Trump and other White House officials.
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"Head of household filing status is generally better than filing single," said Dave Stolz, CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' personal financial specialist credential committee.
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Credential-stuffing attacks are a real and persistent threat, and one of the main reasons security writers tell you not to use the same passwords across multiple accounts.
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However, some critics believe it was taken down after she was accused of lying about having earned an undergraduate degree in architecture, a credential listed on the site.
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The study found that subsidized work programs can set people up to earn more money later in unsubsidized employment, perhaps because they give people an actual work credential.
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The woman in charge of the session advises trainees not to tell observers which party they represent, but just to show the party credential they have been given.
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"Enterprises are very frequently targeted with malware that has credential stealing capabilities built in," Kowsik Guruswamy, Chief Technology Officer with Menlo Security, told Fox News in an email.
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If, as DoorDash claims, credential stuffing is the culprit, we asked if the company would improve its password policy, which currently only requires a minimum of eight characters.
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This added layer of security allows users to protect their accounts, even if their passwords had been stolen, by requiring a second login credential sent via text message.
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And it touts its learning software suite being the only one so far to be endorsed by the Oxford Cambridge RSA Review Board, chalking up another STEM credential.
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Lewell tells the Times that she plans to join Townes and his two children in South Carolina, once she figures out her immigration paperwork and teaching credential transfer.
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Ahead of Trump's planned visit to an American military cemetery, he requested and received a credential from the French government, but was denied access by the Secret Service.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — His Royal Highness Tunku Imran of Malaysia was sitting in the media center at the badminton arena recently, holding his Olympic credential with both hands.
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I was going to be onstage for three acts, moving through space, another credential to have on my résumé when I arrived in L.A. It was ten o'clock.
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In most states a credential is earned upon graduating from an in-state accredited teacher education program and passing a series of basic skills and subject-matter exams.
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The broader issue of whether Acosta's First Amendment rights were violated in the revoking of his press credential will be considered by Judge Kelly in the coming days.
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The survey respondents have all completed specialty education on retirement income planning, have earned a well-respected practitioner credential, and advise clients on appropriate financial actions to take.
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It named Kofi Bonner, the Lennar executive in charge of the San Francisco development, as a senior fellow — an enviable credential he used to advance the company's efforts.
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This is so important because anyone can call themselves a financial planner; that job title is not regulated or associated with any kind of experience, credential, or education.
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Her first major credential as a culinary anthropologist was her book "Vibration Cooking or, The Travel Notes of a Geechee Girl" (1970), often described as an autobiographical cookbook.
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With names like Pathrise, Thinkful and the Lambda School, these "career accelerators" provide tech companies with certified coders and provide participants with a credential in months, not years.
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While private school instructors must be "capable of teaching," according to the state, there is no state requirement for a teaching credential or equivalent training for private schools.
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As a public service employee, I know all too well the burden of student loan debt in a field riddled with credential inflation, funding issues and staffing issues.
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It started training programs with names like Certified Innovator to credential teachers who wanted to establish their expertise in Google's tools or teach their peers to use them.
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Seven out of 10 of them require a degree or credential past high school, which is why we are taking bold steps to ensure Rhode Islanders stay competitive.
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"For example, despite Julian Castro's stellar educational credential and government experience, he has not been taken or presented as an equal contender in national TV coverage," he said.
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It's a credential he's cited over and over again in response to multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, in an attempt to frame himself as a champion of women.
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In past campaigns, Jimmy Carter, Mr. Reagan, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush used executive experience at the state level as a valuable credential when seeking the Oval Office.
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Furthermore, legislation could be enacted that makes it such that organizations that enable it by default receive liability protections from any breaches that occur due to a credential theft.
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As technology-enabled star systems emerge in other high-value fields, institutions — and their credential programs — must emerge as clearly superior environments for students to produce superior work product.
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There was no way to know how the hackers had obtained that credential, but the investigators knew that KeyPoint had announced a breach of its own in December 2014.
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He's a movie producer, record label exec and the former manager of his two superstar daughters, and now Joe Simpson can add another credential to his resume – professional photographer.
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In an era where some companies are hiring splashy "internet kids" off of Reddit and Instagram, it has become trendy to consider "creativity" a credential in its own right.
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But the level-one certification isn't the only credential CrossFit offers, and if you're concerned about the experience level of the coaches, ask how many advanced instructors they have.
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The state, for example, is required to file a proposed one-page informational sheet by noon Friday that "clearly and succinctly" explains the process behind obtaining the voter credential.
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Moving the money is now "invisible in terms of tax treatment," said Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs personal financial specialist credential committee.
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Though foreign employers and some private firms worry that hiring party members will cause them headaches, it is a small matter to omit the credential from one's curriculum vitae.
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Based in Portland, Oregon, the Gateway to College National Network works to help former high school dropouts complete their diplomas and pursue a postsecondary credential, according to its website.
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Trump's event comes as the GOP nominee will reportedly end his media "blacklist" and start accepting press credential requests from news organizations that have been critical of his campaign.
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And the way the partnership works is once our students complete the curriculum and have the credential, then they receive preferential treatment, both in terms of internships and jobs.
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It's not until the season two finale that Agent Ford realizes Williams has a press credential and was photographing the police searches in areas where bodies had been found.
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Hackers can automate account logins using lists of exposed usernames and passwords — or in this case phone numbers and PIN codes — in what's known as a credential stuffing attack.
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In case an actor already has a foothold in an organization after compromising one user account, credential phishing could help him get closer to high profile users of interest.
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More likely than not, the accounts were hit by credential stuffing, where hackers take lists of usernames and passwords and try to brute-force their way into people's accounts.
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"There's a ton of evidence that suggests that it's the experience much more than the legal credential that makes a difference in whether you get quality services," Rhode said.
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The judge, Timothy J. Kelly, who was appointed by Mr. Trump last year, said he would announce a decision on whether to reinstate Mr. Acosta's credential on Thursday afternoon.
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There is another potential barrier for Republican women: In a party that shuns identity politics, there has been a reluctance to emphasize gender as a credential, Ms. Anderson said.
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According to Business Insider Intelligence, the benefit of using blockchain for identity authentication is that, because the identity credential has already been logged, it cannot be changed or altered.
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" Microsoft goes on to recommend that, "Given the frequency of passwords being reused by multiple individuals, it is critical to back your password with some form of strong credential.
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"One could argue that the person maybe got these through credential stuffing," Cooper Quintin, a security researcher and senior staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told BuzzFeed News.
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Reporters are digging like a crew of coal miners hopped up on a case of Red Bull, and sources in Washington are leaking to anyone with a press credential.
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Credential phishing, account takeovers, check fraud, money laundering, romance scams, and countless other elements are like tools in a toolbox, as Agari senior threat researcher Ronnie Tokazowski puts it.
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One provision required any physician performing an abortion in Texas to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital (a credential that is especially difficult for abortion providers to obtain).
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Cooper said Weinstein, who was fired as chief executive of his award-winning Weinstein Company in October, has not applied for a credential to the Sundance festival this year.
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The CFA Institute, which offers the chartered financial analyst credential held by many portfolio managers, started the Alpha and Gender Diversity conference in 2015; it's now an annual event.
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"Are you making an investment, or are you saving your cash?" asked Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' personal financial specialist credential committee.
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Trump's only credential for holding office is his purported business acumen, so it is imperative that business leaders show he doesn't have corporate support for his most threatening policies.
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The hackers were able to capture at least one credential 53 percent of the time, a figure that shot up to 86 percent with access to the target's local network.
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Apollo's Legacy: Perspectives on the Moon Landings by Roger D. Launius Roger D. Launius has one credential that most space historians don't have: he's the former Chief Historian of NASA.
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And he pointed to his experience on the Senate Intelligence Committee — and the access he has to classified information — as a credential that no one else in the race has.
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The hope is that companies will upload that information and feel good about it being stored securely and that they can quickly update and shift around credential information as necessary.
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The CFP Board of Standards, the group overseeing the Certified Financial Planner credential, will overhaul its practices, making it easier for investors to spot financial advisors with a questionable past.
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Leah Belsky, Coursera's VP of enterprise development, echoed this and noted that this kind of specialization with a focus on practical models will make the credential more meaningful for employers.
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"Most recently, the actor [Fxsmsp] claimed to have developed a credential-stealing botnet capable of infecting high-profile targets in order to exfiltrate sensitive usernames and passwords," the company reported.
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A bank teller is a classic "middle skills" job—a job that has historically required training or a credential beyond a high school diploma, but not a four-year degree.
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The evaluation indicated that the average parent of an ACE scholar advances from having no postsecondary credentials when their child enters the program to earning at least one such credential.
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The gap is so severe that, on average, white and Asian students earn a college-level credential at a rate about 20 percentage points higher than Hispanic and black students.
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"It's almost impossible for an incumbent to run as an outsider, but Trump has held onto that credential," said Tobe Berkovitz, a Boston University professor who specializes in political communications.
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Each time I came home from the outside world I had to get my credential scanned, my photo checked against my face, and my belongings scanned in a bomb detector.
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"By any measure, Clinton has every credential needed to be president," said Stephanie Cutter, a Democratic political consultant who was the deputy manager of President Obama's 2012 re-election effort.
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The program also offers an option called the online Credential of Readiness (CORe), which consists of three courses (Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, and Financial Accounting) plus a final exam.
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The original attack: Dragos and FireEye published a report in December 2017 chronicling XENOTIME's attack on Schneider Electric's Triconex safety instrumented system using both custom malware and credential gathering tools.
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Cruz can claim he was merely defending Texas, but that would negate his ability to call upon his solicitor general record as a credential, as a source of personal achievements.
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But with each new corporate breach, and each so-called credential stuffing attack that punishes password reuse, the general sense that there must be a better way continues to grow.
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A student entering college today is more likely to leave with debt than a degree, and 31 million Americans have some college credit, but no degree or credential at all.
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They found that, on average, tasks such as scheduling or credential validation, which could be performed by AI, appeared less frequently in the job listings in the more recent years.
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And he must fully embrace Obama, a critical credential for him and a risk for his opponents if they continue to trash the policies of the enormously popular 44th President.
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A trail of clues led agents to Mauricio Ortega, the editor of La Prensa, a medium-sized daily in Mexico City, who had a media credential for the Super Bowl.
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Pushed in the interview about her preparation to be governor, Ms. Nixon named "being a progressive fighter" as a top credential, saying she would cajole lawmakers by marshaling public opinion.
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"With bonuses, there's generally some control or no control over when it's paid," said Robert Westley, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' Personal Financial Specialist Credential Committee.
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The White House on Monday dropped its effort to revoke CNN correspondent Jim Acosta's press credential, while implementing new restrictions on journalists covering President Donald Trump and other White House officials.
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Hacking 101: Phishing is the act of sending links that appear to be one thing but in fact enable some kind of malicious action, whether it's outright malware or credential theft.
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Eisenhower, of course, had a unique credential on his resume, having commanded the multinational Allied Forces that liberated Europe from the threat of Nazism in 85033, but no government executive experience.
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It remains unclear, to say the least, how well those responsibilities will be shouldered by a woman whose main credential appears to be her years of service to the Trump family.
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I saw "King Kong" when I was 10, and just about everything she has done since, and a critic is really nothing more than a fan with a dubious professional credential.
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Mediator The CNN chief Jeff Zucker gave his troops unexpected orders the day after President Trump snatched the press credential away from Jim Acosta, one of the network's White House correspondents.
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It also proposed the goal of increasing the share of Americans aged 25 to 64 with a college degree or other high-quality credential from 47% today to 20013% by 2030.
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No additional action is required on the consumer side ... On the enterprise side, Microsoft will elevate the user risk and alert the administrator so that a credential reset can be enforced.
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More notable, the map shows that both BlackEnergy and the malware of a group known as Cozy Bear or APT29 used code that came from a credential-stealing tool called LdPinch.
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Klobuchar would provide a new tax credit to companies that provide training opportunities— that lead to a credential, certificate or degree —for workers who are at risk of being laid off.
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So we have an entire population in California, over eight million individuals, who are in the work force but only have a high school diploma or some college but no credential.
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Wintrich is a 28-year-old blogger for The Gateway Pundit, one of several sites better known for its ideology than for breaking news, who obtained that White House credential this year.
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A reporter from the New York Daily News was banned from the introductory news conference for the team's two new players, RJ Barrett and Ignas Brazdeikis, despite having a credential to attend.
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The intent of the training is to help the students gain an industry recognized credential in the law and public safety course curriculum that is offered by the Ohio Department of Education.
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The White House has revoked CNN White House Correspondent Jim Acosta's "hard pass" press credential until further notice following Wednesday's heated press conference between President Trump and Acosta, among other network reporters.
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DoorDash also blamed the account hacks on credential stuffing, but could not explain how some accounts were breached even when users told TechCrunch that they used a unique password on the site.
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Last month, Herman attended the President's Cup with Woods while wearing a "player spouse" credential, which is generally reserved for a spouse or significant other of the event's player and captains, Golf.
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Yet when it comes to preparing our future workforce to meet businesses' needs, there's a prevailing attitude in America that the only higher education credential that matters is a four-year degree.
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This would not only make teaching a more valuable credential for those meeting this high bar, but also help elevate the teaching profession by making it clear that we value academic success.
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It may also have bad effects on the advisors, warned Robert Westley, a member of the Personal Financial Specialist Credential Committee for the New York-based American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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Some vanguardists of functional sovereignty believe online rating systems could replace state occupational licensure — so rather than having government boards credential workers, a platform like LinkedIn could collect star ratings on them.
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Kennedy didn't have his parking credential and was stopped at the entry from entering the Department one Saturday, his car top down, casually dressed, his big dog on the seat behind him.
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Mr. Magnan identified himself as a member of HMX-1 and presented a credential that indicated he was a law enforcement officer with the United States Marine Corps, according to the complaint.
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Mr. Magnan identified himself as a member of HMX-1 and presented a credential that indicated he was a law enforcement officer with the United States Marine Corps, according to the complaint.
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But unlike the manufacturing jobs of the past, which usually did not require education beyond high school, 65% of those jobs will require a post-secondary credential by 2021, the group estimates.
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Shuman Ghosemajumder is chief technology officer of Shape Security, a company that protects against the most dangerous application attacks enabled by automation, including credential stuffing attacks, application DDoS and unauthorized content scraping.
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And three-quarters of teachers in Head Start, a federal program, now have college degrees, exceeding a requirement introduced 10 years ago that half of the program's teachers have such a credential.
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Sheriff's officials said Friday that Ujiri did not show the proper credential and then shoved the deputy, who pushed back, drawing another shove from Ujiri that struck the deputy in the face.
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Once, during a tournament at Madison Square Garden, a security guard initially refused to let him in the building; Huggins wore his credential around his neck for the entire game after that.
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Another flaw affecting EPYC servers would similarly allow attackers to read from and write to protected memory areas, which may be used to steal credentials protected by Windows Credential Guard, according to CTS.
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That still gives them access to briefings — Corsi was slated to attend U.S. Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney's press briefing Monday — but most publishers can get this type of credential.
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"As hacking groups go, while very prolific, Ayyildiz Tim tend to focus on less sophisticated attacks like credential theft and spear phishing campaigns," Marc Rogers, Cloudflare head of information security, told BuzzFeed News.
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The company said it "detected continuous attempts to login to AdGuard accounts from suspicious IP addresses which belong to various servers across the globe," in what appeared to be a credential stuffing attack.
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AdGuard also said that it will implement two-factor authentication — a far stronger protection against credential stuffing attacks — but that it's a "next step" as it "physically can't implement it in one day."
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Here's how the UPS system works, according to the company, A UPS driver taking packages to a Latch-enabled building receives a unique credential on a handheld UPS DIAD (Delivery Information Acquisition Device).
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The grueling set of three exams that leads to the credential already covers a sweeping range of topics, from understanding how corporations spend cash to the mechanics of complex financial instruments and regulation.
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His supporters point out that he served as minister of finance under France's outgoing President Francois Hollande -- a credential that can cut both ways with the country's persistent high unemployment and sluggish development.
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The company is best known for stopping the act of credential stuffing, a sophisticated kind of strike where attackers continually try to get onto a website or app using stolen usernames and passwords.
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Whatever the solution to the credential process may be, the tactless response by the ESL representative is the perfect example of how not to interact with your women and trans community of players.
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Elsewhere, over the past year, Egyptian human rights defenders and Qatar-focused labor rights activists have been repeatedly targeted by credential theft campaigns seemingly conducted by hackers-for-hire based out of India.
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Dana White confirms to TMZ Sports ... MMA reporter Ariel Helwani will never receive another media credential to another UFC event "as long as I'm here" ... but says he can still buy a ticket.
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Password managers have become all the rage in recent years following a spate of credential stuffing attacks, where hackers take breached usernames and passwords from sites and reuse them on other site accounts.
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It's kind of refreshing, since so much of this race, the world's largest annual sporting event, is so tightly controlled you can't walk 50 feet without having the barcode on your credential scanned.
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A spokesperson for the company confirmed the hacker used a technique known as credential stuffing, where existing sets of exposed or breached usernames and passwords are matched against different websites to access accounts.
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For example, the state said that instead of passing five Regents exams, students could graduate by passing four of them and earning a credential that demonstrates they are qualified for entry-level employment.
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"It certainly sounds like credential stuffing," says Troy Hunt, founder the website Have I Been Pwned, a repository of the billions of accounts that have been leaked across various breaches over the years.
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His leadership on marriage and other LGBTQ issues might be his strongest progressive credential in a Democratic primary where many voters on the left have written him off as an old-fashioned centrist.
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The ticket to entry for these jobs is a high school degree and some type of post-secondary degree or credential, which they can earn while in high school or soon after graduating.
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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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Rich Nickel is the president and CEO of College Success Arizona, where he leads the organization toward its goal of assisting all Arizonans in gaining access to and successfully attaining a postsecondary credential.
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But they have all three leading parties have courted the Greens in an effort to bolster their credential on climate - one of the areas where the EU has the most say over policy.
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He may be remembered most for failing to convince people that his anti-labor toughness in surviving a recall vote in Wisconsin was somehow a foreign policy credential for standing up to Islamic terrorists.
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""With the list of usernames and passwords," he said, "I kicked off my login attempts, and soon found that one of the credential sets listed in the password dump worked on the corporate network.
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He had a unique and compelling credential—"junior lyricist of the Grateful Dead" was the way he put it—and he wielded it like an all-access laminate to the concert hall of life.
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The latest attacks consisted of seemingly coordinated credential phishing attacks against the CDU and other high profile users via computer services based in Latvia and the Netherlands, Trend Micro said in a blog post.
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Satter, perhaps best known for implicating Russian intelligence services in the September 1999 apartment bombings in Buynaksk, Moscow, and Volgodonsk, which killed 293 people, had mistakenly entered his password into a credential harvesting site.
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If credential stuffing is to blame for Chipotle account breaches, rolling out two-factor authentication would help prevent the automated login process — and, put an additional barrier between a hacker and a victim's account.
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Not only does Beapy use the NSA's exploits to spread, it also uses Mimikatz, an open-source credential stealer, to collect and use passwords from infected computers to navigate its way across the network.
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The process is relatively straightforward: after selecting one of the hospitals, you'll be directed to an authorization page, and then to a login page where you'll able to sign in using your existing credential.
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The most popular attack in these situations is something called a credential stuffing attack — running the Yahoo login / password pairs against other sites to see if anyone used the same password for both services.
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As shared on the ARMA site, here's how it works:Within six weeks of earning a credential, you'll receive an email notification from the ARMA Digital Credentialing System that you have earned a digital badge.
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When it comes to Fancy Bear, the hacker group's tactics, experts say, have largely remained the same — leveraging spear-phishing emails, credential phishing and others means of compromising their targets to pilfer sensitive information.
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I couldn't sit there any longer because there's a constant rotation in seats between artists and I knew that sooner or later they would have found out that I had neither ticket nor credential.
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After clerking for a federal judge in New York, he did a stint as an assistant United States attorney in Pittsburgh, prosecuting a range of cases that gave him a law-and-order credential.
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During the first VC Cohorts meeting, NEA partner Vanessa Larco found an investor to lead the Series B of one of her existing portfolio companies, an Atlanta identity and credential verification startup called Evident.
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They also have little incentive to respond to the labor market, since they often get the same subsidies from the state regardless of whether students complete any credential and regardless of what they study.
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The most likely way in is something called "credential stuffing," where hackers find usernames and passwords leaked in other breaches and use those same credentials on all kinds of platforms to see what sticks.
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They said data obtained via credential stuffing —when previously-compromised emails and passwords are used to get access to other accounts — would likely not display RIng-specific data like camera names or time zone.
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"The reality is that the high school credential was your ticket to the middle class 20 years ago; it's your ticket to poverty today," said Madeline Pumariaega, the chancellor of the Florida College System.
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" The brand and its partners "no longer [require] medical credential verification and will secure a professional's help based on the volunteer's statement that he or she is a physician, physician assistant, nurse, paramedic or EMT.
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The Fed prides itself on its institutional independence and an image as being above politics, which makes it exactly the kind of place where a solid résumé is absolutely the credential that a person needs.
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And what better way to do so than by initially judging them at a glance based only on what your brain can glean from 10 seconds of looking at their face and highest-listed credential?
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Employers across the country are facing similar dilemmas filling these so-called "middle-skill" jobs, where the right training could be a certificate, a short-term credential, on-the-job training, or an associate's degree.
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" The White House Correspondents' Association said it "strongly supports CNN's goal of seeing their correspondent regain a US Secret Service security credential that the White House should not have taken away in the first place.
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He's a father of two daughters himself, and that's a credential he carried with him into his nauseating exchange with Billy Bush in 2005 and into his vulgar conversations with Howard Stern across the years.
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And it goes much further than that too because there's a lot more that can be done post-breach, especially to tackle attacks such as the huge rate of credential stuffing we're seeing these days.
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Nidia Martinez and her three children slept the previous three nights on the sidewalk in front of the COMAR office, where she is seeking a credential to let her to travel to the U.S. border.
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In less than 10 minutes, Bernhard discovered two Google-indexed, back-end credential portals for GBS, which he said should have been hidden from public view, hosted on servers with two vulnerabilities that required patches.
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Anger is one thing, but in suspending Mr. Acosta's press credential, Mr. Trump signaled that in his view, asking hard questions — the most basic function of a reporter — disqualifies journalists from attending White House briefings.
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Surely at least part of it is political: predicting doom from money-printing appeals to powerful forces on the right, is indeed a sort of credential that guarantees favor, no matter how wrong the prediction.
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First, using the latest labor market information, the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce estimates that by 2020, fully two-thirds of the jobs in our economy will require some form of postsecondary credential.
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On the surface, hospital admitting privileges seem to be a valuable credential that can be used to screen out doctors that — at least in the opinion of local hospitals — cannot be trusted to treat patients.
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" Pointing to the candidate's controversial judicial record, Cornyn noted, "Getting thrown off the Supreme Court of your state twice, I don't think, is a credential that commends you for membership in the United States Senate.
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The earliest victims of last week's global NotPetya attacks — users of the Ukrainian accounting software MeDoc — are also victims of the email account credential-harvesting backdoor used to install NotPetya, according to a new report.
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Conservative news channel One America News Network on Thursday broke with most major media outlets by backing President Donald Trump in CNN's lawsuit seeking to restore the press credential of its White House correspondent, Jim Acosta.
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The filing is notable not because of the novelty of the former intelligence officials' arguments, but because they give the case against Trump's entry ban a national security credential that many of its other opponents cannot.
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At a time when no career can really be planned and no job is ever really secure, we seek opportunities that are the most likely to offer immediate impact, an energizing culture, and a valuable credential.
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A CBE operating system opens to the door to the "double-click" degree, or what Blackboard founder Matt Pittinsky refers to as the clickable credential: employer facing apps that allow employers to infer competencies from transcripts.
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For example, there are more than 300,000 financial advisors working in the United States, but only about 25 percent of them hold a Certified Financial Planner designation, the most respected credential for the financial planning profession.
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FireEye said the attacks against the Saudi and South Korean groups occurred as recently as May and used email credential phishing techniques that involved posting fake job vacancies for Saudi oil jobs to lure corporate victims.
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Data breaches that compromise people's usernames and passwords have become so common, and used in crime for so long, that millions of stolen credential pairs have actually become practically worthless to criminals, circulating online for free.
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Former administration officials said the visitor records -- which are created when someone without a permanent credential submits their information to the Secret Service -- were parsed monthly to remove any potentially sensitive meetings from the official record.
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The hackers used a technique called credential stuffing, in which compromised username and password pairings are entered into a website until they are matched to an existing account, to access the company's cloud-based storage system.
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For Cuomo, it's about a possible future presidential run — a strong progressive credential that might set him apart from others in a Democratic Party landscape that is increasingly swinging left, thanks to an agitated activist base.
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A local smartphone, (located a maximum of 12 to 15 centimeters from the computer) can then receive the covert signals emanating off the magnetic waves to decode encryption keys, credential tokens, passwords and other sensitive information.
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The attack leveraged Airbreak, Homefry, Murkytop, HTran, and Scanbox malware already attributed to the group, as well as two new families of malware: a backdoor FireEye dubbed Eviltech and a credential harvesting program it dubbed Dadbod.
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Multiple studies also find that the nondegree credentials women earn are, on average, worth less than those earned by men and some studies point to troubling inequalities in the value of nondegree credential programs by race.
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Part identity card and conversation-starter, it hangs from a FIFA lanyard around the neck of nearly every fan at the World Cup — a laminated credential to what could pass for the world's coolest business conference.
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Credential stuffing tools are readily available online that not only automate the process, but also make the login requests look legitimate—sending them as trickles from multiple IP addresses rather than one suspicious, centrally located tsunami.
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That means more students accessing the financial aid to which they are entitled, enrolling in college, and going on to fill one of the 65 percent of jobs that will require a postsecondary credential by 2020.
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"From my knowledge, banks don't verify that you spent it on what you say you spent it on," said Dave Stolz, an accountant and member of the American Institute of CPAs personal financial specialist credential committee.
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"Since they have declared their bias openly, the Trump campaign will no longer credential representatives of Bloomberg News for rallies or other campaign events," Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE said in a statement.
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"You don't want to jump into the new tax law, figure something out and then stop making tax planning a priority," said Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the AICPA's Personal Financial Specialist Credential Committee.
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I had a credential for a game that November evening at Stade de France, where three men wearing explosive vests tried to enter the stadium and then blew themselves up, but, fortunately, I did not go.
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On Monday, the Regents went further, jettisoning the requirement that students with disabilities pass the English and math Regents exams, if the students instead earned a credential showing they had the skills for entry-level employment.
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One prominently cites his attendance at a model United Nations conference as a credential on his LinkedIn page; another has compared President Barack Obama's official national security strategy to a document about slavery written in 1850.
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The study, titled "Protecting accounts from credential stuffing with password breach alerting," looked at data from 2.53,000 users and 21 million logins from February 5 to March 4—the first month that the extension was available.
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"For the majority of people, the changes are around standard and itemized deductions — not very many will itemize anymore," said Dave Stolz, a CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs personal financial specialist credential committee.
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President Donald Trump and officials in his administration said Wednesday that the decision to revoke CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta's press credential was "lawful," arguing the White House holds "broad discretion to regulate" access for journalists.
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But to those among us who've grown up in America and have every single credential aside from the way our eyes look or how we pronounce our "r's," it's a question that insinuates that we don't belong.
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So I have this quote-unquote — I wouldn't call it a promotion, it's the same salary and same schedule — but, for this new position, I now have to go get another credential in order to do that.
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In addition to Touch Bar support, Chrome 60 contains other non consumer-facing additions such as Payment Request and Credential Management APIs to help developers create apps that speed up the payment checkout and login processes, respectively.
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Any time a driver uses a credential to enter a building, Latch records the entry digitally to create an audit trail that identifies the user and the time of access, establishing a secure record of the transaction.
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She left her school to work at the Los Angeles Teachers Association, organizing teachers during the East L.A. student walkouts, and then returned to teaching and earned a credential at U.S.C. to become a high-school principal.
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Wingard emphasized that because digital badges can be shared on social media, in email signatures, on websites, and via other online forums, this alternative credential is well suited to boosting applicants' presence with hiring managers and recruiters.
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Here, Pelosi's experience—the quality that most of her establishment defenders hail as her gold-standard credential—is a handicap if it renders her unable to recognize extraordinary circumstances simply because they don't fit a historical pattern.
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On Wednesday evening, Sanders released a statement announcing that the White House had revoked the hard pass — a credential that permits speedy entry to the White House grounds —held by CNN's chief White House correspondent, Jim Acosta.
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There was the timing: Mr. Acosta's credential was stripped hours after the president fired his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and had to explain away a difficult midterm election that handed his Democratic antagonists control of the House.
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As for security, Google is expanding its support for biometrics and adding different levels of granularity (strong, weak and device credential), in addition to the usual hardening of the platform you would expect from a new release.
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But now college is virtually essential, not only because the degree serves as a job credential, but also because the experience gives young adults the knowledge and social skills they need to participate in middle-class communities.
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But now college is virtually essential, not only because the degree serves as a job credential, but also because the experience gives young adults the knowledge and social skills they need to participate in middle-class communities.
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" White House Correspondents' Association President Olivier Knox said the group "strongly supports CNN's goal of seeing their correspondent regain a US Secret Service security credential that the White House should not have taken away in the first place.
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To cover up the credential theft, this malware uses deep links to Uber's legitimate app to display the user's current location—making it appear as though the user is accessing the Uber app instead of a malicious fake.
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Now, there are indications that the pressure of those growing debts are pushing U.S. policy makers, parents and prospective students to rethink how it prices the single most important credential that determines entry to the U.S. middle class.
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Writing in Harvard Business Review a few years ago, executive coach Ed Batista said the three key uses for an MBA were: practical leadership and management skills, a job marketplace credential, and access to a vast alumni network.
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At last year's White Bull technology conference in Barcelona, a new cloud start-up touted its most significant credential: Its servers weren't based in the U.S. The company's name also made its pitch quite clear: Safe Swiss Cloud.
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As of 2019, the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) examination will add questions on artificial intelligence, automated investment services and mining unconventional sources of data, an official from the accrediting group that manages the finance credential said this week.
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"Image: Proofpoint"Dropbox and DocuSign lures attempt to trick individuals into opening what they believe is a link to a legitimate file but instead leads to either a compromised website, a dedicated credential phishing template, or malicious content.
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"It's an effort to the year 2025 that at least 55% of working age Tennessee residents have some sort of post high school degree or credential," Rick Locker, a representative for the Tennessee Board of Regents, told CNN.
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This credit can be used toward qualified education expenses for students pursuing higher education — provided the program they're enrolled in leads to a degree or other recognized education credential, said Ash Exantus, a financial empowerment coach at BankMobile.
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While her experience as the state's top law enforcement official is her most important credential, she has never taken a position on a 2014 voter-approved measure to release thousands of inmates and reduce sentences for nonviolent offenders.
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"This proposal would place more obstacles in front of students by cutting federal financial aid, on-campus supports, and reducing opportunities to gain skills, thereby making completing a credential that much harder," Setzer said in a press release.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis, for example, produces quarterly reports on the nation's gross domestic product, a data point Trump has touted as a metric of his performance as president and a credential for his 2020 reelection bid.
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The only high-wage and high-growth job identified in the list that doesn't require a formal educational credential are rotary drill operators in Oklahoma, which is expected to grow by 17% and pays an average of $57,620.
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Dan Tentler, the executive founder of Phobos Group, says they then engaged in an automated practice called "credential stuffing": Hackers use a script to plug in the emails to as many places as possible and see what happens.
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In fact, the only seeming credential he had to be on a board of any sort of company like Burisma was his last name -- and that he shared it with the sitting vice president of the United States.
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Moving beyond credential-based hiring enables employers to reach young adults with the relevant skills, older non-degreed applicants with relevant experience, and the 78 percent of African Americans and 84 percent of Hispanics without a college degree.
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Mr. Mazza had been going to the White House since the election, and said he had gone to four press briefings conducted by Sean M. Spicer, the press secretary, first securing a daily credential, and then weekly passes.
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The company at the time denied a data breach and claimed attackers were running credential stuffing attacks, in which hackers take lists of stolen usernames and passwords and try them on other sites that use the same passwords.
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It's efficient, auditable, highly scalable (the lowest level supports 2^256-1 "leaves" but verification does not require more than a few at a time), and potentially easily integrated into credential-tracking services like Keybase or into secure communications.
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The problem is the way in which these decisions are often made is a group of people who already have the credential get to make the decision about whether other people can come in and do that job too.
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The extremely nice, extremely flummoxed volunteer looked at my credential and told me, essentially, that I cannot use the IOC shuttle—which I knew; I wanted the media shuttle—but she would let me on it just this once.
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The bounty expansion will specifically focus on third-party bugs that relate to exposure of "user access tokens," the credential that allows apps to interface with Facebook accounts, and that could be exploited to gain inappropriate types of access.
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In a statement, the United States Tennis Association, which operates the Open, attributed the extraordinary situation to "a flaw in our process" and explained that Pitner had picked up his credential before the U.S.T.A. received notification of the suspension.
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DoorDash said that there has been no data breach and that the likely culprit was credential stuffing, in which hackers take lists of stolen usernames and passwords and try them on other sites that may use the same credentials.
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Officials of Iran's Foreign Ministry have repeatedly assured The Times that Mr. Erdbrink's credential would soon be restored but have offered no explanation for the delays or for why it was revoked, said the Times international editor, Michael Slackman.
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"It takes a lot of work to prove to people that you have that credential," Ms. Giunchigliani said, recounting her years in the Legislature, on the Clark County Commission and a stint as head of the Nevada Education Association.
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The Finra website also has helpful information, such as details on what certification groups require continuing education, takes complaints or has a way for consumers to confirm whether the adviser does in fact have the credential after their name.
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Under consideration as part of the company's Brexit contingency plans is the possibility of shifting the "type certificate", a required airworthiness credential, from being certified by the European safety regulator EASA to the U.S. regulator, the Federal Aviation Agency.
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It's possible that the passwords were obtained by password spraying, a technique hackers use to guess passwords, or credential stuffing, where hackers take existing sets of exposed or breached usernames and passwords matched against different websites to access accounts.
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"This requires an unprecedented level of cooperation between colleges and universities with credential providers and industry associations and employers," said Mr. Pittinsky, an assistant research professor at Arizona State University and chief executive of Parchment, an educational technology company.
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"If this gives people who are not me but others the credential to be able to stand out and say, 'Listen to this,' that is valuable," Weiss, who won half the $1.1 million prize, said in a phone interview.
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While no credential theft and no immediate financial impact are involved in this process, an attacker targeting a vulnerable user can blackmail the victim, threatening to expose highly private information from the user's Tinder profile and actions in the app.
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The lawsuit comes less than a week after press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced it would suspend Acosta's White House credential, often called a "hard pass," in the wake of the reporter's fiery exchange with Trump at a news conference Wednesday.
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"From a tax perspective, it's important to understand how the home is classified: Is this a personal residence or a rental property?" asked Robert Westley, CPA and a member of the American Institute of CPAs' personal financial specialist credential committee.
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Upon completion, students receive a nanodegree, a credential that may not mean much to traditional academia but is increasingly recognized by technology companies looking for programmers and other skilled workers — particularly those companies that partner with Udacity to create the coursework.
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"The program takes in a list of personally identifiable information, such as a list of emails or usernames, and searches across the leaks for all the credential data it can find for each person," Attari said in a press release.
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OurMine seems to operate by testing various accounts belonging to these high-profile vulnerabilities for use of weak passwords, which may have been leaked in previous credential dumps resulted from hacks like the LinkedIn password breach from earlier this year.
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"The single most important advice to improve the ROI on college is, whatever school you go to, complete that credential," says Rachel Fishman, deputy director for research of the education policy program at New America, a Washington D.C. think tank.
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In February, the council approved a purported compromise initiative that would allow drivers who agree to such background checks by the city to get a credential allowing them to pick up riders in places like the Austin airport or downtown.
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Waltz's smartphone app and reader allows users to enter different properties with a single credential and will make it easier for WeWork's enterprise clients, such as GE Healthcare and Microsoft, to manage their employees' on-demand memberships to WeWork spaces.
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Profile data obtained from those breaches is sold on the dark web, and buyers like TCF run the info through criminal AI programs to trigger credential stuffing attacks, finding accounts that use the same login credentials on multiple web services.
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MacFarlane had no psychological or medical training, and boasted a welding certificate as her highest academic credential; still, she and two other unqualified assistants were allowed to conduct the investigations, famously using "anatomically correct" dolls and other questionable methods of interrogation.
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The partnership with Latch - a New York City-based startup that has raised $26 million in private funding - enables UPS drivers to open entry doors with a handheld device that has a different access credential for each building on a route.
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To the Editor: The complexity of the American maternity care system results in all births in America being more dangerous than they should be, for both mother and baby, and blaming the certified professional midwife credential is a straw man argument.
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A recent Pearson study of 190 institutions of higher education found that non-credit training courses or programs were the most popular alternative credential offered at schools (70%), followed by non-credit certificate programs (63%) and graduate credit certificate programs (61%).
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We have the opportunity to seek solutions that focus not only on whether students can afford to arrive on campus, but on whether those students willing to do the work will leave with the education and the credential they came for.
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The senator has called for equipping midshipmen at sea with satellite phones, spot checks on commercial vessels where our midshipmen are working and record-keeping that shows crew members have received training and have a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential.
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Ms. Browner, a former E.P.A. administrator under President Bill Clinton, has traveled to cities around the world — including Chicago and Davos, Switzerland — where introductions of her included her credential as a distinguished senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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He uses it as a credential booster, saying things such as, "I can tell you, from a geologist, offshore mining of sand is enormously destructive environmentally, as in comparison to seismic," as he told the House Natural Resources Committee last month.
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But beyond the scale of the breach, Yahoo is unique in that so many people use their Yahoo email as the credential to log into other internet services such as messaging or banking, and now those services are compromised as well.
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The views provided do not show him taking the jersey, and you can't actually see it anywhere, but he does walk into the locker room wearing a credential, and carrying a bag and then leaving with something underneath his left arm.
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As Toronto's players and their family and friends flooded the court, Masai Ujiri, the Raptors' president, was stopped by a sheriff's deputy who would not let him on the court because he said he did not have the proper credential.
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Meanwhile, requests for committee assignments were already pouring in, requiring the usual calibrations on her part: who needed a national-security-related credential, which caucuses and state delegations needed more representation where, who had been loyal to Pelosi, who had not.
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Internships have become a necessary credential in a highly competitive job market — about half of interns are offered a job by a company where they have interned, according to a 21 survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
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Even as Mr. Bannon lost a national security credential, Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, seems to be acting as a shadow secretary of state, visiting Iraq and taking on China, Mexico and Middle East portfolios.
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Pete Buttigieg worked nearly three years for the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, and he has presented that experience as a kind of capitalist credential — distinguishing him from some rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, and inoculating him against Republican attacks.
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Historically, the big problem with the tech sector has been that it replaces jobs with fewer jobs, farther up the credential ladder: Silicon Valley always needs great software engineers, but it doesn't know what to do with a talented manual worker.
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The Syrian family bound for Connecticut had been living in Jordan since leaving Syria in 2013, said Ghassan Atohmashli, a distant cousin who lives in West Haven and provided a valuable credential in the United States approval process: a family tie.
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The HERO Act pushes in this direction by allowing individual states — according to an agreement with the U.S. Department of Education — to accredit any institution that provides postsecondary programs or courses that can be used toward a degree, certification or credential.
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Often, the most technical part of the scam for attackers involves using techniques like targeted spearphishing or credential stuffing to break into a company email account for legitimacy and to do recon on how to craft the most compelling scam.
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The generic term for this, Mr. Pittinsky said in a recent telephone interview, is "credential innovation," and while he, like many others in higher education, is bullish on the idea, he pointed to one important prerequisite for its success: cooperation.
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"Additionally, the alleged maltreater [sic] began working for WHC during the 2015-16 school year and there was no record of an accompanying application or verification that the alleged maltreator met the credential requirements for an assistant teacher," said the agency's letter.
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In the latest attempts, the hackers apparently tried to coordinate credential-phishing attacks, using computer services based in Latvia and the Netherlands, to gain access to the systems of the CDU and other high-profile users, Trend Micro said in a blog post.
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"A background in computer science or generally programming is incredibly helpful for the finance industry," said Stephen Benvenuto Jr., a junior at the Stern School of Business at New York University, who is majoring in finance and considering pursuing a CFA credential.
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"Often, the people who can gain the most by obtaining an industry-certified post-secondary credential cannot afford the training necessary to earn it," said Glenn DuBois, Chancellor of Virginia's Community Colleges, another organization which has come out in support of the bill.
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Twitter had blocked the ad on the basis that it contained "an inflammatory statement that is likely to evoke a strong negative reaction," per AP. Blackburn's ad stressed her pro-life credential and said she "stopped the sale of baby body parts."
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Certification is a voluntary credential, but by choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon, patients can be assured that the surgeon completed at least five years of additional training as a resident surgeon and graduated from an accredited medical school, according to the board.
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In its most recent effort to stand taller among global rivals, Taipei 101 won the certification in leadership in energy and environment design, version 4, last month, making it the first tower with such a green building credential outside the United States.
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It is still important to have financial safeguards in case there's a pullback, according to Mark Astrinos, a CPA and certified financial planner who is founder and principal of Libra Wealth and also a member of AICPA's personal financial planning credential committee.
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For instance, a special education teacher from California with 13 years of experience cannot simply take a job in Minnesota without, at least in one notable case, being asked to submit college transcripts and completing more student teaching before receiving a credential.
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Powerful new data from the US Treasury department makes clear that the people who are most likely to get in trouble with debt are those who dropped out of college before they earned a credential, and who therefore have weak job prospects.
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And Cruz has cited his subsequent record before the court, where he has presented oral arguments nine times (eight as solicitor general of Texas), as an important credential both in this presidential campaign and in his come-from-behind 2012 run for Senate.
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American universities, colleges and work force training programs are now awarding at least 738,428 unique credentials, according to a September analysis by a nonprofit organization called Credential Engine, which has taken on the task of translating these into a standardized registry of skills.
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As a practical matter, there isn't much difference between a clinic that shuts down because abortion is illegal and a clinic that shuts down because there are no longer any doctors who can gain the credential they need to perform an abortion.
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For decades, the price of higher education has outstripped the overall inflation rate, making it increasingly more difficult to pay for the costs of attaining a college degree even as the credential became more and more important for securing meaningful, well-paid work.
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If you don't regularly tune into the Fox News Expanded Universe, you probably don't remember that Sebastian Gorka, the credential-challenged, far-right-linked former Trump administration official who has since segued into a career as a conservative pundit, has an English accent.
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In addition to his professional credential, de Guindos' ECB candidacy might also have been aided by the fact that Spain, the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, has had no representative on the bank's executive board since Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo's term ended in 2012.
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But we realized we have a lot of knowledge about who are really excellent, incredibly capable, smart, credential judges who have that same philosophy that President Trump said he wanted, judges who will limit themselves to their role, follow the Constitution, and interpret the law.
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Williamson, the breakout meme star of the June debates, is still getting nowhere in polling; Bullock, who has the credential of being the only elected official in the primary representing a state Trump won, is making his first debate appearance and hasn't registered much nationally.
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The product supports major cloud infrastructure vendors like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform, and gives IT the ability to protect access to servers, reduce the likelihood of identity theft and bring a level of automation to the server credential process.
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Though the group's aim was to embarrass the media and poke fun at ESL's attempt to foster a community of professional women gamers, they unknowingly helped the ESL identify issues both with their credential process as well as the way their representatives handle that process.
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And then, of course, there was Guttman, who in 2009 became the original money man to buy out Adam Neumann—then a cash-strapped, credential-free hustler with a failing baby clothes business whose résumé at that point comprised five years in the Israeli navy.
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Parks's office manager, who advertised himself as a "Qualified Dementia Care Specialist"—a credential acquired through video training sessions—had given Wilkening a "Mini-Mental State Examination," a list of eleven questions and tasks, including naming as many animals as possible in a minute.
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To ensure students of all socio-economic backgrounds can access higher education — whether that be a bachelor's degree, associate degree, or credential — and the life-changing benefits that come with it, federal policymakers must focus on need-based financial aid by strengthening the Pell Grant.
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"In the early '90s, support from the business community and the financial sector was seen as an important credential for Democrats looking to shed the anti-business label that Republicans had been hanging around their necks," said Howard Wolfson, a top strategist for Mrs.
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In a blog post discussing the future of the service, Hunt details how traffic to the site has exploded since January when he uploaded a massive 773M record list of breached emails and passwords that could be used for automated unauthorized logins (aka credential stuffing).
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"We have one group who's being told, 'Don't take a challenging subject like physics so that you can get your credential,' and we have another group that's being told, 'Drop out of college and just mess things up and it'll be fine,'" he added.
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For example, the profile of students going to college, the amount of family income needed to pay the full cost of attendance, and the rising need for a postsecondary credential to compete in the U.S. job market all make for a more challenging environment.
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It couldn't have come at a better time, as the White House was taking its attacks on the press to a new awful place by moving from "enemy of the people" rhetoric to more concrete action, taking away the CNN correspondent Jim Acosta's press credential.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, facing a flood of questions about whether his business dealings should disqualify him from being named President-elect Donald J. Trump's secretary of state, on Tuesday defended his lucrative 15 years in the private sector as a credential for the job.
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News organizations reacted warily to the Trump campaign's announcement Monday that it will no longer credential Bloomberg News reporters for campaign events in response to the outlet's decision not to investigate its owner, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, or his Democratic rivals for president.
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They would create an apprenticeship program to train workers to rebuild the anchor buildings, and credential them as skilled engineers and construction workers, who could later work to fix up the housing stock in town, and upgrade and maintain the town's public and private buildings.
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He is so unpretentious that during a nine-hole practice round at Muirfield Village last month, he wore his Tour-issued season credential dangling from his neck, as if worried the volunteer marshals might otherwise mistake him for a fan trying to steal Dustin's bag.
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New York (CNN Business)President Trump's 2020 campaign announced Monday that it will no longer credential Bloomberg News reporters for its events after the outlet said it would not conduct investigations into the Democratic presidential candidates, but would continue to probe the Trump administration.
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According to the Institute for Women's Policy Research, West Virginia now ranks 51st, behind all 50 states and the District for Columbia, in the percentage of women with bachelor's degrees, with fewer than one in five over the age of 25 holding the credential.
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Nonetheless, specialists in Chinese and Asian business practices say that having the owner of a family shipping business seated next to a daughter who is U.S. secretary of transportation sends a message that Foremost Group has high-level government connections — an important credential in China.
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" President of the White House Correspondents Association, Olivier Knox, said in a statement: "The White House Correspondents' Association strongly supports CNN's goal of seeing their correspondent regain a US Secret Service security credential that the White House should not have taken away in the first place.
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"The legislature's decision to allow county election officials to credential only poll watchers from their own county is rationally related to the state's interest in maintaining its county-run election system," wrote Judge Gerald J. Pappert of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
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Washington (CNN)If Donald Trump makes it from the corner office to the Oval Office, he will be pulling off an unprecedented feat: He will be the only head of the executive branch of government whose principal professional credential is having served as a chief executive officer.
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Sure, Spieth has finished an impressive second and first, respectively, in his two career starts at the Masters, but entering the gates at Augusta with a balky putter is more daunting than trying to sneak past one of the club's frowning security guards without a credential.
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Often credential dumping pulls multiple passwords from a single machine, each of which can offer the hacker access to other computers on the network, which in turn contain their own passwords ready to be extracted, turning a single foothold into a branching series of connected intrusions.
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The UK watchdog said its investigation of the 2016 Uber breach found 'credential stuffing' was used to gain access to Uber's data storage — referring to a process by which compromised username and password pairs are injected into websites until they are matched to an existing account.
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He informed me that he was hoping for a White House press credential for his organization, Infowars, and that he had spoken with Mr. Trump by phone on more than one occasion and even offered the president advice, though he said Mr. Trump didn't need it.
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Acosta traveled to Paris over the weekend to report on Trump's trip for the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, but "he was told that he would not be allowed to access the President's events" even though the French government had given him a press credential.
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Though the White House hasn't officially announced which new publications it will credential into the briefing room (it will have four "virtual Skype seats" for smaller outlets more than 50 miles away from Washington), those who've been promised spots in backchannel conversations are preparing for a paradigm shift.
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If [students] don't complete, it can be crippling because they're not going to have the wage bump from getting that college credential and so you're going to be earning roughly as much as someone with a high school diploma is, but you have taken out $10,000 in debt.
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But, again, the evidence here is partial and fragmentary: what the photographs document, above all, are political friendships, the scenes staged and choreographed with a keen diplomatic eye (Tito was kingpin of the Non-Aligned Movement, eager to establish his credential as an international statesman through these visits).
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And many programs at community colleges are designed to serve working students, with flexible course offerings that accommodate students with full-time jobs, and "stackable credential programs" that encourage students to start with certificate programs and work incrementally toward higher degrees while earning work experience in their new field.
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Stanford sees its students not as competitors striving to prove themselves scholastically and earn their success within the school, but as clients — clients to be serviced with a level of academic credential and institutional support that will enable them to reach greater heights in life than normal people.
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Naturally, the largest number of them, about 1,000, live in Belgium, where the European Union is headquartered, and a new law there requires the journalists to reimburse the government for the cost of the checks — 50 euros, or about $58, for a credential that lasts for six months.
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Landlords balk when they learn she is not in the country legally, said Deborah, who is hopeful that she will be able to afford permanent housing once she becomes a certified nursing assistant, a credential she is going to pursue with the help of a $5,000 scholarship from HELP.
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" The White House website made the mandate even starker as it played up the president's speech: "Earning a post-secondary degree or credential is no longer just a pathway to opportunity for a talented few; rather, it is a prerequisite for the growing jobs of the new economy.
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They are trying to stop a number of different kinds of attacks with their product such as credential stuffing where a hacker sends out bots with stolen credentials to a website and tries to find a way in by entering stolen usernames and passwords in quick succession until one works.
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"The White House press secretary's arbitrary decision to suspend Brian Karem's hard pass press credential violates the First Amendment and due process and is yet another example of this administration's unconstitutional campaign to punish reporters and press coverage that President Trump doesn't like," said Ted Boutrous, an attorney representing Karem.
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Frank Brogan, a former Florida lieutenant governor who has been nominated for assistant secretary of elementary and secondary education, carries an unusual credential: When he was an assistant principal, Mr. Brogan chased down an armed teenager, talked him into lowering his weapon, then grabbed his arm and wrestled it away.
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In practical terms, this means working with state and local leaders to align high school curricula, community and four-year college courses, credential programs and apprenticeships with the jobs of today and tomorrow in industries like cyber security, IT, advanced manufacturing, financial services and health care, to name a few.
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Facebook is also able to track people's usage of third party apps if a person chooses a Facebook login option which the company encourages developers to implement in their apps — again the carrot being to be able to offer a lower friction choice vs requiring users create yet another login credential.
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The government would require workers providing direct services to children to hold at least a Child Development Associate Credential, require teaching assistants to have at least an associate's degree in a related field, and require lead preschool teachers to have a bachelor's degree in early childhood education or child development.
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At the end of the night, Nevils, who'd had six shots of vodka, ended up going to Lauer's hotel room twice — once to retrieve her press credential, which Lauer had taken as a joke, and the second time because he invited her back, she says in the book, according to Variety.
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The CoLAB Digital Tech Credential program focuses on data analysis, visualization and security and is currently being offered at George Mason University, Virginia Tech, University of Richmond, American University, VCU and Georgetown University for non-STEM students pursuing degrees in non-technical fields such as HR, logistics, liberal arts and finance.
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Tom Brady's missing jersey from Super Bowl LI has been found in Mexico, apparently in the possession of a newspaper editor who had a media credential for the event and, the authorities say, more: other game-day clothing and equipment from Brady and another player, possibly from other Super Bowls.
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In states led by anti-abortion lawmakers, in other words, some of the better-funded clinics will likely try to remain open, building more and more expensive facilities and running their doctors through more and more elaborate obstacle courses just to obtain the credential that doctor needs to perform abortions.
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In an accompanying blog post, the center's technical director, Ian Levy explains that while foreign actors do pose a threat to UK national interests, it's a complicated issue, and that in most instances, systems are weakened by avoidable risks, such as out-of-date software, poor network management, and poor credential management.
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If forces systematically make it harder for women to get each credential - less likely to do a CS class in high school, a CS program in college, less likely to get promoted, less likely to change jobs, likelier to be a primary caretaker - what results are systematic disparities, and we do have those.
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Our country needs strong rules of the road to stop the abuse of service members and veterans, close all loopholes in federal law that allow bad actors to take advantage of students and taxpayers, and ensure every student has a real opportunity to graduate with a meaningful credential that leads to economic security.
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Representative Scott Taylor, Republican of Virginia, has enjoyed a rapid political rise anchored in his valorous background as a member of the Navy SEALs, a credential with great resonance in a district that includes the world's largest naval station and one of the highest concentrations of voters connected to the military.
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Since human memories are so faulty, the investigators counted themselves fortunate when an employee was able to recall that they had been on vacation while their credential was in use for a particular week; the team could then analyze that account's activity during that span, confident that a hacker was responsible for it all.
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That's because when one platform gets hacked (and stuff always gets hacked), bad actors will often try something called credential stuffing — entering email and password combinations stolen from one service into other online services — in an effort to leverage the hack of, say, a Dunkin' Donuts account into illicit access to someone's bank account.
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Andy Slater, of WINZ radio in South Florida, explained to ESPN Radio's "The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz" on Friday that the Marlins have dealt him a tough hand all season long, but it wasn't until after his report on the Marlins' P.O. Box in the British Virgin Islands his credential requests were being denied.
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CNN filed a lawsuit in district court against Trump and named White House aides, seeking to restore the media "hard pass" issued by the U.S. Secret Service to correspondent Jim Acosta, arguing the suspension a week ago of his credential violated rights under the Constitution and set a dangerous precedent for all journalists who cover a president (CNN).
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Indeed, 41 million adults currently hold some form of non-degree credential, and there is growing acknowledgment that tomorrow's students, dubbed "the new normal" by former U.S. Under Secretary of Education Ted Mitchell, will demand a mix of non-traditional programs and partnerships providing learning opportunities across a work life that is likely to span 60 years or more.
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There are an infinite number of ways to feel like you're getting to the bottom of something—forwarded emails, credential confirmations, guys texting while they zip up their pants at the urinal, people staring bug-eyed at laptops, making spastic hand gestures to the guy sitting next to them, trying to cram in a USB cord.
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In the book "Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millennials," Malcolm Harris laid out how millennials have come of age in an economy that requires a large accumulation of debt to earn a higher-education credential, to enter a job market concentrated in cities with high rent that is characterized by insecurity and low wages.
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