Databases work by cross-referencing with other databases, and there are plenty of photos in databases of those with criminal records.
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For data, Marcus and his colleagues turned to the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project's California State Ambulatory Surgery Databases, Emergency Department Databases and State Inpatient Databases.
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It's not part of government databases and corporate databases that you're reading that book.
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So databases, especially relational databases, have remained the Achilles' heels of web-scale technology stacks.
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Face recognition databases are drawn from passport photos and driver's licenses, then cross referenced with criminal databases.
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Even some civil liberties advocates assume "mug shot" databases are less problematic than databases of innocent people.
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Where there's data, there are databases; and where there are databases, there is Standard Query Language (SQL).
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"For example is the imagery being compared to law enforcement databases, medical databases, or social media profiles?" he said.
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Not all of them are Oracle databases, and AWS doesn't disclose the type of databases that used the service.
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It's simply inefficient to query multiple databases manually, or to even know what databases exist inside a large organization.
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ICE, as well as many states, maintains databases of "known gang members" — but those databases are often overbroad and inaccurate.
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On its face, SQL is straight up dullsville: An ALL-CAPs chore for managing databases and only for managing databases.
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His and Erlich's studies "are both about this principle that connecting multiple databases reveals information that's not contained in either databases and that might not be intended by the people who have made those databases," he said.
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Specifically, the committee is concerned about the security of electronic voting machines, online voting, voter registration databases and vote tally databases.
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They have it in a lot of Oracle databases, and some of those Oracle databases are actually really big Oracle databases, and so what we've come to as an agreement to really bring all the benefits of Oracle out to AT&T, and we'll work together collaboratively as we migrate those databases to the Oracle cloud.
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Fifty different databases of voters house registration files, each connected to hundreds of other databases designed to pipe in new voter information.
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As far as data in campaigns, individual-level data comes from voter registration databases, other state-by-state public records, and consumer databases.
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Gang databases can be inaccurate, however (the California databases have famously named several toddlers as gang members) but they're rarely audited for accuracy.
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Total employed in the US: 110,090What they do, according to O*NET: Database administrators implement computer databases and coordinate changes to those databases.
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For years, there were only two types of databases: relational databases, decades-old platforms that developers had to constantly update to complement modern software, and non-relational databases, newer systems that have been put to use for big data and internet applications.
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Unlike table databases that store information in rows and columns, graph databases store information as entities (or nodes) and the relationships that link them.
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"Today's applications such as relational databases, scale-out storage, data analytics, and in-memory databases require much faster backup and restore times," it said.
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Nor does a group with the name America Progress Now exist in the corporate filings databases of LexisNexis, Washington, D.C., Delaware or other databases.
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Small business owners and entrepreneurs can access global market databases like Gale Business Insights and use ReferenceUSA and AtoZ Databases to find new leads.
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In his ruling, Seidlin wrote that under Iowa law, county auditors must use state databases to fill in any information missing from state databases.
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What we do know is that this was a hack-riddled election, we saw hacks into voter databases, into party databases, into individual email accounts.
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Since 2011, the FBI has logged more than 390,000 facial-recognition searches of federal and local databases, including DMV databases, according to the same report.
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Data linking on the other hand, involves linking identified databases with anonymous databases to re-identify (or de-anonymise) the anonymous data by finding data fingerprints.
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Many of those password databases leak in the wild, so the service checks your email addresses against those databases to show you how you've been exposed.
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Given the high number of people voter databases capture and the changes that happen in people's lives, the databases by nature are subject to continuous changes.
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Women employed in 2014: 30,200Women employed in 2018: 40,900What they do, according to O*NET: Database administrators implement computer databases and coordinate changes to those databases.
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Terark – Making databases faster "We are the Pied Piper of databases, but we're the real one," says Terark's co-founder, alluding to HBO's Silicon Valley show.
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With strong results from public databases, they have a better chance of getting pharma companies to share their internal databases when signing up for the service.
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DeSantis: Russians accessed 2 Florida voting databases Unsettling: Russian hackers gained access to voter databases in two Florida counties ahead of the 2016 presidential election, Republican Gov.
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FBI Says Foreign Hackers Broke into Voter Databases The FBI has warned state officials to protect their data after foreign hackers broke into two state election databases.
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Emil Eifrem, Neo4j co-founder, says while the concept of graph databases has steadily gained popularity in recent years, the databases need to connect to various enterprise systems.
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Most are hosted online, but each county could have different databases and even different databases providers, making it a huge hassle to constantly search for court records and updates.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration often sets up surveillance databases after they approve a device, but those databases are seldom examined to look for after-the-fact problems.
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The company is building what it describes as the GraphQL data layer for all databases, in recognition that modern backends typically combine and connect to multiple specialised databases e.g.
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Without an outcry, Professor Murphy and others said, warrants like the one obtained by Detective Fields could become the new norm, turning all genetic databases into law enforcement databases.
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Information provided by those who sign up for PreCheck is checked against the F.B.I.'s criminal history databases as well as several terrorist screening databases and no-fly lists.
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Here's what the databases can — and cannot — do.
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The Lifetime MBA Bootcamp Bundle — $11.60 with code 'WEEKEND60' See Details Where there's data, there are databases, and SQL is the primary language used in managing and communicating with databases.
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A computer software company, Percona provides support and services to users of databases MySQL and MongoDB, which streamline databases and improve work done across cloud-based and traditional programming platforms.
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One recent study of these companies found that sometimes, they just match the raw data to risk results from publicly available databases — even though the databases themselves can be wrong.
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Databases and languages that are used to communicate with databases, like SQL, can handle significantly more data than spreadsheets and manage the back-end of most modern-day web applications.
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"Different databases constructed for different purposes might independently not provide enough information to reveal a person's identity but by combining information from multiple databases identifications can be made," he said.
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There are already databases that look at what kinds of prescriptions a patient has been filling -- called Prescription Drug Monitoring Program databases -- and they generally pull together data in each state.
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The Chinese authorities are melding old and new technologies — including phone scanners, facial recognition cameras, and face and fingerprint databases — into tools for authoritarian control, according to private and police databases.
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" He said the federal databases "can be very valuable.
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States have also been tracking opioid prescriptions more closely through electronic databases and requiring more doctors to check the databases for signs of "doctor shopping" or misuse before giving a patient opioids.
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Detectives have increasingly turned to DNA databases as a way to jumpstart cold cases, but previously kept searches limited to public and free databases, such as in the recent Golden State Killer case.
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We will utilize these vast federal databases to gain a full, complete and accurate count of the noncitizen population, including databases maintained by the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration.
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We will utilize these vast federal databases to gain a full, complete, and accurate count of the noncitizen population, including databases maintained by the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration.
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Facebook and Twitter have committed to introducing publicly available databases.
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LPR cameras match license plates numbers against against national databases.
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Similarly, the databases people would be matched against are unreliable.
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Then they searched for DNA matches within these public databases.
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It's a better replacement for certain online databases, he said.
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Hunt analyzed the databases and found 26,151,608 unique email addresses.
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The databases did not include passwords nor credit card details.
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When you start getting into applications and databases ... KS: Security.
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They play fantasy sports and dive into databases of stats.
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Those were then stored in one or more searchable databases.
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But we're also optimistic about specialized databases for specialized workloads.
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Databases are used to prevent students from plagiarizing published works.
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Graph databases are different from relational in several key ways.
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License plate readers are cameras linked to law enforcement databases.
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Borrowed location databases are paying off big time for Snapchat.
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Motherboard was able to find and download four different databases.
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The idea of encrypting databases in various ways isn't new.
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We want to work with a team that builds databases.
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However, voter registration databases in Arizona and Illinois suffered breaches.
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You can find government contracts on databases such as governmentbids.
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After TechCrunch reached out, Boomoji pulled the two databases offline.
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Previously, that data was stored in nearly 7,500 Oracle databases.
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In his databases, Hayes's profile for the man was thin.
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"You see this a lot in gang databases," Broussard said.
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The databases offer only a fragmented picture of federal contracts.
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Now the databases have spread to many companies and governments.
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It uses anonymized medical databases to create advanced diagnosis tools.
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Both Arizona and Illinois saw their voter registration databases breached.
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Alphabet Inc's Google and Twitter Inc have introduced similar databases.
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Utah's searches are just a drop in the bucket compared to the more than 85033,000 facial-recognition searches the FBI conducted of federal and local databases, including state DMV databases, between 2011 and 2019.
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To create it, they took information from public databases like the UK Biobank (which anonymously tracks the health and well-being of 500,000 volunteer participants) and combined it with internal databases designed by their team.
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Marriott has since phased out reservation databases belonging to Starwood and moved all reservation information under management in Marriott databases, a project that was completed "at the end of 2018," according to a company spokesperson.
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Why it matters: Only 14 sensors like these were installed before the 2016 presidential elections, when Illinois and Arizona had Russian hackers break into voter registration databases and targeted 21 states' voter registration databases overall.
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Canada can vet would-be refugees in U.S. and Canadian law enforcement and intelligence databases, but congressional aides said these databases may omit critical and derogatory information on would-be immigrants' previous lives in Syria.
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Because it turns out volunteer databases are a lot like MLS.
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Most state and federal DNA databases do not store that information.
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"Those databases are the most proprietary in the world," Hurd said.
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If you love databases — and you should, if you're a developer!
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Older athletes don't just have bigger mental databases to draw from.
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Details are unclear, but presumably these databases would make this easier.
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Corporations aren't the only ones gaining access to DNA databases, either.
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The state-level databases that we have now are not enough.
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Face ID likely couldn't be used to create facial recognition databases.
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Like Holes, this team also scoured GEDmatch and other public databases.
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No Customs networks or databases were breached, the agency spokesman said.
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Last month, Ancestry surpassed 3 million customers in its DNA databases.
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It extended its reach into databases including a new serverless variety.
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In it, Mougayar waxes ecstatic about the future of distributed databases.
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Soon after that, it gets included in the common hacking databases.
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I'll hack tf out of like eight government databases right now.
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And the companies that hosted the databases found a business model.
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Graph databases can be useful beyond social networks and dating apps.
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FinCEN also maintains databases of reports of suspicious and cash transactions.
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Cappex is just one of several national scholarship databases, including fastweb.
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Artificial intelligence platforms also are drawing on graph databases, he said.
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Centralized databases such as ClinGen are early examples of this approach.
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Marzari's team had an algorithm sift through information from several databases.
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The service uses the standard security databases to find new issues.
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Most of those homicides are shootings, according to the respective databases.
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More recently, Arizona and Illinois voter databases were targeted by hackers.
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User-created databases could track environmental contaminants back to their sources.
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Relational databases—I mean, come on, how hard can that be?
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Here's the truth: I purposely refrained from accessing the raw databases.
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Websites maintain extensive databases detailing which movies pass and which don't.
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One was the sudden availability of enormous databases of useful images.
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These systems also typically scan databases far quicker than human analysts.
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But no samples in Dutch and international criminal databases matched it.
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The inner workings of IMDb operate somewhat like other crowdsourced databases.
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Databases that track election results ensure that it lives on indefinitely.
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Today's crossword constructing software and online databases definitely eases the task.
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Jackler's team identified 388 leading brands using Nielsen and Ranker databases.
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The vetting is done against databases including known or suspected terrorists.
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Say, for instance, hackers delete voter names from digital registration databases.
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Federal and state databases release less information than they used to.
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One, it motivates political actors to build humongous databases on users.
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And it will reduce the value of these big data [databases].
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Today, nearly half of American adults are in facial recognition databases.
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If people aren't in those databases, they aren't targeted by campaigns.
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Attacks on institutional and corporate databases have become the new normal.
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While most databases use tabular searches which can find all the documents in which a name is mentioned, graph databases — imagine a spider web of lines — help reveal all the connections between those names and documents.
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"There have been other studies that have examined the same question and have found increasing rates, but those studies were either done with smaller databases or databases that didn't collect this type of information," he said.
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Before the end of 2018, Kaspersky Lab products and threat detection rule databases (AV databases) will start to be assembled and signed with a digital signature in Switzerland, before being distributed to the endpoints of customers worldwide.
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MariaDB, quoting research from Gartner, said that 70 percent of all new in-house apps will be developed on open-source databases, and 50 percent of existing commercial databases will be migrating to open source by 2018.
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Now, with a green card in hand, he's moving himself and the company to the U.S. As Jain told me, people have long looked at graph databases as secondary databases to complement their existing relational database services.
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In the wake of revelations that government officials were mining databases from the Department of Motor Vehicles for license photographs, we also recommend imposing stringent limitations on law enforcement's use of administrative databases for nonviolent crime enforcement.
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The federal government has enormous databases on the activity of our country.
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Newer blockchains do better, but are unlikely ever to beat centralised databases.
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"The voter registration databases are becoming a more obvious target," Stanionis said.
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He was the guy who founded Goldmine, the grandaddy of contact databases.
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Databases, such as they were, tended to be cobbled together and incomplete.
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The success rate will only improve as DNA databases grow in size.
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Instead, they could focus on developing new insights from their existing databases.
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And shuttling data continuously between users makes them slower than conventional databases.
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It failed to segment the databases, which would have limited the fallout.
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These databases are not accessible by the public and are therefore closed.
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Voter registration databases have been penetrated, and quite possibly altered, by hackers.
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And integrating databases across vast and complex bureaucracies will need huge investment.
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Before she arrived, Cuddy ran her name through various law-enforcement databases.
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Russian hackers appear to have targeted voter registration systems and voting databases.
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The F.B.I. also has run thousands of searches through these state databases.
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In 2016, Russian intelligence agents had begun scanning voter databases in June.
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McNamara had run family names searches on genealogy databases a year earlier.
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Many companies sell their large databases of customers' information for discovery research.
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Why not run it against state databases of people with outstanding warrants?
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It was based on thousands of numbers drawn from dozens of databases.
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However, voter registration databases with names, numbers, emails and addresses are vulnerable.
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Once released, this information becomes available on searchable databases, victimizing people forever.
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One way to understand AI's potential impact is to look at databases.
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This global revolution, enabled by databases, search engines and connectivity, has begun.
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Under the circumstances, Best didn't object, and the databases were taken down.
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A routine search of databases showed a possible DNA match to Ewing.
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It appears as though these databases are being made with automated scripts.
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None of the DNA evidence has returned a match from criminal databases.
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So be it resolved: Databases be damned, let's break out the doughnuts.
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A number of vulnerabilities also allowed access to the sites' full databases.
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The malicious code had spread through the network, encrypting files and databases.
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This toxic data can sit in organizational databases for a long time.
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These databases contain genetic, medical and lifestyle information for their volunteer participants.
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Other databases have different definitions for what qualifies as a mass shooting.
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But inadvertently collected data is compiled in databases shared with other agencies.
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Rentlogic culls its data from public databases, information that anyone could find.
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Nohl said the vulnerabilities he found with travel databases are not new.
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That order was never sent into the state or federal criminal databases.
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Databases used by Americans and Koreans are incompatible and cannot share information.
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Their databases of bulk taxpayer information will be quite vulnerable to hackers.
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There are plans to include the findings in publications, exhibitions and databases.
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If you're serious about programming, we've got one word for you: databases.
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Data brokers create databases of information that's pulled from Facebook and elsewhere.
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Police don't currently need a warrant to search through these vast databases.
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The EFF is campaigning to require a warrant to search ALPR databases.
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It's the latest in a series of security lapses involving Elasticsearch databases.
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The latest change also forbids selling those contact databases with third parties.
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In Exactis, a researcher searching for exposed databases discovered the exposed database.
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Johnson said he worries about the "vulnerabilities" in state voter registration databases.
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In May, Oracle said would move thousands of databases to its cloud.
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Another problem: Online databases allow the displaced to do their own searches.
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GIF databases, threaded tweetstorms, Twitter-based meme culture, and so much more.
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More important, she said, the size of genealogical databases had grown rapidly.
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But that profile did not match anyone's DNA in law enforcement databases.
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There was no database, but the best databases aren't handed to reporters.
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Environmental advocates hope that DNA databases could be used for legal cases.
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How is the blockchain different than other databases used to store transactions?
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Additionally, our consumer credit and commercial databases were not accessed or affected.
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The company uses public databases that have records of over 300,000 pathogens.
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This then searches databases from the Criminal Records Office and immigration enforcement.
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I burrow into support databases, user manuals and forums to educate myself.
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Databases can be erroneous (gang databases in LA famously include toddlers), skewed to include almost exclusively young men of color, and entry is ambiguous; sometimes it requires a corresponding criminal conviction, while sometimes it requires only officer suspicion.
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Blatantly partisan secretaries of state may also conveniently forget to hire enough people to enter tens of thousands of new voter registration forms to update their voter databases, or may inexplicably purge their databases of legitimately registered voters.
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History points to the likelihood of concentration; both databases and personal computers ushered in ascendancies, if only for a while, of a tiny group of tech firms (Oracle and IBM in databases, Microsoft and Apple in personal computers).
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In fact, Amazon says that in 2016 its cloud customers migrated more than 18,000 databases from other vendors (including, but not exclusively, Oracle) using a tool it developed to make it easier for companies to move their databases.
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If the overrepresentation of darker-skinned people in mugshot databases played a part in the staggering racial disparity in the ACLU's findings, the same argument can be made nearly any time law enforcement scans people against "skewed" criminal databases.
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The use of these online databases has been controversial: companies like FamilyTreeDNA and GEDMatch brought an entirely new set of capabilities to law enforcement officials by comparing samples of unknown DNA against their databases, which raised considerable privacy concerns.
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In the future that could include some new SQL databases, and potentially structured databases as well Q: Judging from your experience with your colleague how do you compare the American level of mathematics and physics to the Russian one?
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But there is some data out there: from the FBI's Uniform Crime Report, media-compiled databases from the Washington Post and the Guardian, and volunteer-compiled databases like Fatal Encounters (which Vox uses for our maps of police killings).
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They come from Giphy and Riffsy, which are both large, searchable GIF databases.
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And they claimed to have identified DeAngelo with the help of genealogy databases.
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Erlich said there are ways to stop the potential misuse of these databases.
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Many countries, including the US, keep databases of DNA taken from arrested people.
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The voter fraud databases in particular are, by their own admission, not comprehensive.
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Cloudera is particularly at risk because Amazon has been investing heavily in databases.
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Heavyweight players like Amazon and Microsoft dominate the cloud space with centralized databases.
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The mobile scanners check fingerprints against two national UK databases: IABS and IDENT1.
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Those vast scouting databases now possess an archaeological dimension that is oddly priceless.
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Pulled from police databases, these photos were then posted on websites like Mugshots.
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Looking for something even more sinister than databases of your financial decision-making?
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Previously, recruiters had an information arbitrage over employers, thanks to their "proprietary" databases.
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The DNA evidence did not return a match when run through criminal databases.
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And like all private-market databases, Crunchbase is subject to some reporting delays.
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The malicious code is designed to target communications databases housed on the devices.
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But not all extensions to databases will be so obviously in migrants' interests.
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This is particularly important when launching complex applications like databases or monitoring tools.
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I suspect there will be different layers of companies, just like with databases.
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Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.
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New York-based MongoDB helps companies, including Adobe, eBay and Citigroup, manage databases.
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Unlike typical databases, the blockchain is maintained by users in a decentralized fashion.
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Cooperation on fighting crime and terrorism (depending on shared databases) will be weakened.
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And these databases have recently been used to clear innocent people of crimes.
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The websites of many state prisons feature public, searchable databases of their inmates.
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There have been some stories of hacks against IRS databases in the past.
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Three companies that manage some of the world's largest DNA databases — 23andMe, Ancestry.
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Are there ways Face ID could be used to create facial recognition databases?
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States are reporting attempts -- in one case successful -- to breach voter registration databases.
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At the very least, their names will be run through agency threat databases.
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Any queries done through DataScience can also operate on NoSQL databases as well.
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NOTE: This will not delete databases from existing iCloud backups from the cloud.
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She has raised cyberattacks into voter and party databases in calling for recounts.
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As with all big databases, the information doesn't even have to be accurate.
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Jamaica is one of several countries where trademark databases aren't easily accessible online.
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Checking tax records, searching websites and other public databases can help as well.
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Databases of artists and how much they're being owed are being updated regularly.
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Inevitably, that information is combined with other databases containing even more sensitive data.
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Many electronic voting machines and voter databases are inadequately protected and woefully outdated.
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It has also established databases outside the country, as if these were embassies.
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Over the past decade, several companies have created large, private databases of DNA.
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However, after Kromtech notified Tarte of the exposed databases, they were taken offline.
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Most public registries are maintained in government databases, creating giant, siloes of information.
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Earlier this year, Illinois and Arizona reported breaches in their voter registration databases.
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However, none of these imitation databases are built on a true document architecture.'
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You'll learn about the history of the language and the fundamentals of databases.
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L'Oréal, a cosmetics firm, hires autistic adults to pack products and update databases.
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This likely includes messages, photos, or the information in databases generated by apps.
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The licenses aren't part of one central index, but several databases across states.
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You might not know it, but you use graph databases all the time.
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What it does: Valuation: Total raised: Programming languages used: Frameworks used: Databases used:
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When it uses genealogy information, it relies on public databases, such as Ancestry.com.
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Election databases also contain personally identifiable information such as names, ages, and addresses.
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It is not fully clear when the hacker intends to dump the databases.
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The vouchers are all coordinated through the National Kidney Registry's living donor databases.
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Groups like Code for America help to plug relevant software to states' databases.
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Backdoor searches are queries of massive databases of communications collected under Section 702.
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Direct assaults on U.S. election databases and voting machines are a clear threat.
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The base rates are estimated from the number of women in grants databases.
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Russia's efforts included targeting state voter registration databases and other digital election systems.
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There are many databases available that provide information on lesser-known scholarships available.
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But increasingly Amazon is offering its own databases, and customers are signing on.
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"Most of the world's data is already inside Oracle databases," said Mr. Kurian.
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We have access to one of the largest databases now of tech candidates.
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If so, what are the technical, administrative, and physical safeguards for those databases?
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Muffett notes how such databases could cause big problems for high-profile users.
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Companies sometimes misconfigure databases or cloud storage to be open to the public.
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Their system looks at multiple databases and data sources and never gets tired.
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The hacker is also claiming to sell several related databases containing other information.
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Online databases containing all kinds of information are now available to people anywhere.
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Crewmembers present an identification card which is then checked against airline employee databases.
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Most databases used to keep financial records are maintained by a central institution.
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Lately, Amazon has been working on moving off Oracle's databases into its own.
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Last year, Amazon Fulfillment and Amazon's consumer business also moved off Oracle databases.
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He builds websites, databases and manages telephone applications and computer systems for clients.
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They have these huge databases that correlate hotspot locations with the IP addresses.
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The key difference is between the image databases used in the two studies.
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There are also paid databases such as LexisNexis, but they can be expensive.
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JPMorgan is cleaning thousands of databases to make room for machine learning tech.
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These databases and technology — if used improperly — can seriously intrude on civil rights.
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The databases should be similarly hosted, but separate from email and internet browsing.
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This proved that the method can be replicated using different databases, he said.
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Recent cyberattacks have made clear the vulnerability of large central databases to cyberattack.
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Google and Twitter have said that they plan to build similar searchable databases.
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This job involves running and maintaining databases such as Oracle, or Microsoft SQLServer.
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The Dark Overlord doesn't list the databases on the dark web straight away.
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A songwriter could fat-finger a name inside one of these databases, or a producer who briefly worked on the track could be left out, or a faulty merge between two databases could cause a technical error that erases information.
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There were no links in criminal databases to the crime scene DNA, and the organization had also tried, unsuccessfully, to convince Idaho law enforcement to perform a familial search, in which relatives of the suspect would be sought in criminal databases.
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"After a divisive and painful presidential race, in which foreign agents hacked into party databases, private email servers, and voter databases in certain states, many Americans are wondering if our election results are reliable," Stein said on her campaign website.
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Half of U.S adult faces are now in police databases Half of U.S adult faces are now in police databases Half of adult American faces are stored in police databases in the United States thanks to the aggressive use of facial recognition technologies by local police over the past few years, according to a new study out Tuesday from researchers at Georgetown Law School Center for Privacy and Technology.
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"What happens when nothing shows up in the databases?" he said in an interview.
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National, interlinked databases of registered weapons can help police keep hold of their guns.
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That must mean the European arrest warrant and EU databases and information exchange systems.
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In policing contexts, these databases can include passport and driver's license photos or mugshots.
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And like human tests, as testing company databases grow, that accuracy will only improve.
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Proprietary databases gave them an information arbitrage, and they could charge employers a premium.
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Until recently, law enforcement was limited to databases of DNA obtained from convicted felons.
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Users' disorganized libraries of thousands of untagged photos were transformed into searchable databases overnight.
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Mellanox supplies products that enable databases, servers and computers to connect with each other.
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Amazon, which is a big player in cloud computing, hosts these databases for Palantir.
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Some databases are free to use, while others may be available through library platforms.
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This means developers won't have to set up and manage underlying resources for databases.
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"Technically, sensitive databases like these need to be built inside the government," Kodali said.
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In terms of other distributed databases, TiDB is often compared to CockroachDB and FoundationDB.
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The next step is to try to use the method on many different databases.
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The Terrorist Watch List and other federal databases are notoriously unreliable, the ACLU argues.
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The company works with enterprises, including Adobe, eBay and Citigroup, to manage their databases.
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Graph databases are growing increasingly important as we look to find connections between data.
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Databases like this are common in AI, and are used for research and experimentation.
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His firm asks insurance companies for access to (anonymous versions of) their policy databases.
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The miscount occurred because the FBI counted the same devices from three different databases.
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While building a company around SQL databases doesn't sound sexy, BlazingDB's approach is interesting.
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He began collecting photos of queer history, skimming archives and digging into online databases.
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According to ZDNet, CIR comprises one of the largest tracking databases on the planet.
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Investigators say DNA evidence and genealogy databases helped link Miller to April&aposs killing.
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Smith deletes the resident from MapTheVote's databases and moves on to the next pin.
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And it really doesn't bode well for the researchers who need ultrabig genome databases.
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Throughout January, I ran a study that targeted email lists, databases and social media.
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Other spreadsheets break the databases down by individuals' payment processors and what they use.
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The CWA hackers appear to have shared the databases stolen last year with others.
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Of those people, 2,700 have clearance to one or more of project's confidential databases.
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They can now enter the patient information one time and search all three databases.
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The process is basic, with clerks using pen and paper rather than digital databases.
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Once alerted to the issue, we worked with Amazon to take down the databases.
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Russia's military ships and most auxiliary vessels are not shown in publicly available databases.
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Warring factions have insisted on producing their own databases, often working with commercial vendors.
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On both sides, access to all these databases can be a highly political issue.
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The hacker also published DCCC shared passwords to several online databases and news networks.
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You'll even learn advanced languages like SQL that are commonly used to manage databases.
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I did not have to "work" a source, scour databases, or obtain any documents.
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Last month, Synack announced free penetration testing for voter registration sites and voter databases.
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You founded two databases, one for cartoonists of color and one for queer cartoonists.
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The databases of supposed government workers were on a DoJ intranet, the hacker claimed.
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Companies dealing with massive amounts of data use MySQL to build and manage databases.
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In the age of Google, what's more, there are lots of price databases online.
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There are an estimated one million "malicious" attempts to access I.R.S. databases every day.
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It allows the use of informants, limited physical surveillance, mining databases and conducting interviews.
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The content is being linked to related databases, including the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative.
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As the Equifax security breach makes clear, those databases are themselves vulnerable to attack.
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They must use classification systems to code and categorize patient information onto different databases.
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Russia's efforts included targeting of state voter registration databases and other digital election systems.
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This included successful attempts in Arizona and Illinois, where voter registration databases were breached.
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Examples include social features, cross-device handoff, accessing huge databases or performing heavy computations.
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In the first, they created images of six facial expressions using popular photo databases.
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Companies spend inordinate amounts of time on the care and feeding of their databases.
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Wishart estimates that both databases may end up listing more than a million compounds.
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That's where strongDM, a tool for managing permissions and access for databases, comes in.
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Broome envisioned intersecting with SNAP programs, Medicare, Medicaid and the databases human services use.
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First, that it is trivial to completely spam important databases with accurate-sounding information.
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In the 1990s, companies tried (and often failed) to create databases outlining people's experience.
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"I think there needs to be more done to secure registration databases," he said.
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It also works well with databases, and has been used by Facebook and Yahoo.
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"We're looking at all of our databases," the Air Force secretary, Heather Wilson, said.
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We perform extensive data validation to verify all names and addresses using public databases.
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But until now, the library has never made this many databases available from home.
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Soliman's databases sorted through millions of records and set priority lists for the analysts.
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Unnerving amounts of personal information now could be sucked into bureaucratic databases, Packard observed.
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The government already has extensive databases but some believe they need to be expanded.
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The Chinese regard intrusions into hotel chain databases as a standard kind of espionage.
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A hacker provided Motherboard with a large cache of customer information, databases, and more.
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I only know what I read and can pull out of readily available databases.
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Many state voter-registration databases also have been hardened against outside attack since 2016.
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We've spit into tubes and allowed our genetic information to be uploaded into databases.
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DHS uses those databases for a host of reasons that extend beyond immigration enforcement.
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For American citizens, the facial scans are checked against photos from State Department databases.
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But the U.S. suspects Beijing of developing databases on Americans for use in espionage.
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Jon: Alex will run the file through databases, open-source stuff, and social media.
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AWS also offers a tool that allows businesses to move databases to the cloud.
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But his Mississippi arrest information was not revealed in any of the national databases.
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He said he started the company because he saw a gap in management databases.
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It can also help build vital infrastructure, from local campaign offices to national databases.
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Worse, Mr. Connelly feared the Trump administration would purge climate information from government databases.
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Smolley says that Voiceitt has one of the largest existing databases of nonstandard voices.
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One way inside there might be by illegally accessing online databases of registered voters.
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Proof: Huge databases of stolen email/password combinations that are making the rounds online.
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I often turn to government and private disclosure databases to help answer that question.
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Presently, 23andMe has built one of the world's largest databases of individual genetic information.
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Giant DNA databases are allowing scientists to calculate a "genetic income score" for individuals.
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That&aposs because of the way some telemarketing services catalog their phone number databases.
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No match has been found in DNA databases, so the donor is still unidentified.
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They range from single-sentence suggestions to databases with hundreds of thousands of records.
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Authorities would not identify which counterterrorism databases the pair appeared in, the report said.
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By law, the databases are only supposed to be used for official police business.
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Amazon Web Services hosts DHS databases, which are then used to track down immigrants.
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Only Airbus has acknowledged in recent weeks that Chinese hackers had penetrated its databases.
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So those two databases don't speak, unless by a very few number of people.
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Books, texts, and large databases of words have been used in divination for centuries.
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Those databases can contain Social Security and credit card numbers, health records, or a host of other sensitive data, including log-in credentials for website administrators and others that can give a hacker access to other parts of a network beyond databases.
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Cloud Spanner joins Google's other cloud-based database services, like Bigtable, Cloud SQL and the Cloud Datastore, but with the crucial difference of offering developers the best of both traditional relational databases and NoSQL databases — that is, transactional consistency with easy scalability.
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Vickery, who has developed a knack for finding databases left exposed online, said he wasn't surprised that Bestbuy, and potentially others, got their hands on the data, given that he has seen evidence that others are scanning the internet for open databases.
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The first copycat hacker has so far taken control of almost 13,21 databases, but there are at least another four hackers trying the same tactic, according to a tally by security researchers, putting the total number of hijacked databases to over 28,2000.
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A 1989 article for Online noted that the goal of the software, which was literally called ROI, was to allow for access to CD-ROM databases both within libraries and outside of them, while ensuring the creators of those databases got paid.
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As police agencies build out their local DNA databases, they are collecting DNA not only from people who have been charged with major crimes but also, increasingly, from people who are merely deemed suspicious, permanently linking their genetic identities to criminal databases.
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Chinese authorities are knitting together old and state-of-the-art technologies — phone scanners, facial-recognition cameras, face and fingerprint databases and many others — into sweeping tools for authoritarian control, according to police and private databases examined by The New York Times.
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The panel wants to compare state voter databases with "a number of different databases, looking for the possibility for areas where voter rolls could be strengthened," Marc Lotter, a spokesman for Vice President Mike Pence, told the investigative news organization ProPublica on Thursday.
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Those networks are often cross-referenced with databases of ID photos such as driver's licenses.
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They also don't do anything about third-party databases, which are publicly accessible to anyone.
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Double the security budgets, break up sensitive into different databases, stop issuing unrandomized backup passwords.
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Red Hat emerged the winner in the Linux race and MySQL (the company) for databases.
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Their cost estimates for treating fibroids came from national databases in England, Germany and France.
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You also have to know how to mine vast swaths of information from large databases.
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Enthusiasts believe these decentralized, cryptographically sealed databases could starve inefficient middlemen from virtually any system.
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To detect it, they use databases, as well as X-ray and gamma-ray equipment.
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According to Kromtech, one of the databases appeared to contain roughly 19.2 million voter records.
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These databases have been hugely popular because it's been so hard to list court decisions.
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"I am only able to pull from commercial databases for now," the ICE officer said.
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But GEDmatch and other genealogy databases contain a disproportionate number of profiles from white Americans.
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As a result, states have been hardening their databases through penetration testing and vulnerability assessments.
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"I love big data from the point of view of say population databases," Toumazou explains.
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They used their position to collect credentials, giving them unfettered access to back-end databases.
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The pool attendant, according to public records databases, was 21 when he met the Falwells.
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Officials can then upload that sample to databases, including FamilyTreeDNA, and search for possible matches.
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Organisations that employ paralegals could do more to monitor standards and maintain databases of cases.
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For the moment, however, genealogists are limited in their pursuit of matches in public databases.
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Last summer, hackers tried to get into the voter registration databases of Arizona and Illinois.
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They also would not say how videos in the databases were initially identified as extremist.
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Using public and private databases, The Times compiled data on nearly 1,100 acting branch members.
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The first year, we spent a lot of time building databases and reinforcing operational structures.
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Will Watson – or any of the other emerging databases – fully replace human recall and thought?
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It'll be linked and connected to different databases which will be available for background screening.
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In a case like this, the FBI might query databases containing foreign intelligence collected overseas.
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"Basically, you take this Aadhaar number and you start seeding different [government] databases," Soz says.
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Officials were dependent on Google Earth or other databases updating their imagery on their schedules.
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"Databases that are available are often biased," Cognitec's marketing manager, Elke Oberg, told The Verge.
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The idea that you could then ask that of databases that were very far away.
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Tools like Movable Type, Blogger, and Typepad emerged, which "hosted" your content in their databases.
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Despite national listings on all the relevant databases, the contest only gets about 120 entries.
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Classical databases assume everything is correct, so any future queries might unwittingly return false information.
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Another one involved landlords subscribing to databases that profiled the past behavior of potential tenants.
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We are in the process of merging those databases so this will no longer occur.
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Datasets invariably need a lot of cleaning up to make different databases align and overlap.
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The databases of DHS and FBI details were on the DOJ intranet, the hacker said.
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This hack allegedly allowed them to download one or more databases of US government employees.
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He also said that cyberattacks on Moscow's official information databases tripled last year over 2015.
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They boast the world's largest databases of businesses that offer cruelty free alternatives for consumers.
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It's often that we read about some huge breach that exposes databases of login credentials.
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The maps are then compared and matched to other facial images on bespoke police databases.
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In some instances, poorly maintained voter databases can lead to confusion over similar-sounding names.
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Like similar services from other vendors, Managed Databases promises to make life easier for developers.
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Last year, Illinois and Arizona each had voter databases hacked in attacks attributed to Russia.
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I would start by suggesting that you not submit your DNA to centralized genetic databases.
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That includes password-protected pages, paywalled sites, encrypted networks, and databases—lots of boring stuff.
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The company, which competes with IBM, TIBCO and Mulesoft, specialises in business databases and middleware.
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He planted the bomb after his employer lost the contract to continue managing those databases.
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In response, Tencent said it would begin checking the identities of gamers against police databases.
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TSA then analyzes additional information available through law enforcement agencies and other databases, he said.
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If device identifiers were recorded, those digital records could be found in the insurance databases.
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Loopholes notwithstanding, convictions for misdemeanor domestic violence and felonies are entered into the NICS databases.
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Investigators compare DNA found at crime scenes against the genetic samples in the government databases.
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Xbash, which poses as ransomware, targets and deletes Linux databases and can also mine cryptocurrencies.
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The agency said it had access to the national security-related databases during the outage.
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Filtering software can ferret out duplicates from far larger databases than Mr. Weiner's hard drive.
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The study analyzed data from two national databases that collect hospital and field investigation information.
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What's more, government officials tap into databases that collect data under the expectation of privacy.
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Hackers could use voter contact info in those databases to send out erroneous voting locations.
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It began moving its databases online in 23.3 and expanded into consulting and government markets.
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It will check gamers' IDs against police databases and block any accounts it can't verify.
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With each move, the computers scanned databases and fed back the likelihood of positive outcomes.
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The films brim with scenes of people using computers, searching databases, reading online news clips.
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There is, however, agreement on strengthening external borders and bringing together the border protection databases.
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Now, copycats are trying to do the same, scouring the internet for other vulnerable databases.
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"The lists complement each other, as their databases are different," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Databases containing biometric data pose huge cybersecurity concerns because they are increasingly valuable for hackers.
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Previously, CNBC reported that Amazon plans to move completely off Oracle's databases by early 2020.
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Rather, it used information from databases to compare the results of the two surgical methods.
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It declined to comment on the details of the move toward local and provincial databases.
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The agency was then able to check global databases for how diseases were spreading globally.
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Mr. Serrato scraped YouTube databases for information on every Chemnitz-related video published this year.
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Specifically, the registration databases weren't working, which are used to confirm and verify voter data.
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"He stole [the hacked databases] from an old buddy," Peace said in an online chat.
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Both share an enthusiasm for the prospect of using public databases for the public good.
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European intelligence services, along with Interpol, have created major new databases of suspected foreign fighters.
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There were dozens of databases, and I could hardly remember where I'd written my passwords.
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Start your search for an agent using databases like AgentQuery and P & W's Agents Database.
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Ineligible voters can end up on the rolls because of mistakes and imperfect elections databases.
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With this in mind, the group also dug through the databases for high profile individuals.
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Before AWS, Bice worked for nearly 15 years at Microsoft, where he also managed databases.
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In 2015, hackers exposed the personal information of 22 million people from U.S. government databases.
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This and similar databases around the world are available for other "qualified researchers" to mine.
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Will the NIH relent and share their databases of images when the police come calling?
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Hundreds of thousands of those comments, often with nearly identical wording, poured into government databases.
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But it was an imprecise process, without the digital databases that are so useful today.
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But advances in data analysis and growing databases have raised consumer worries over genetic privacy.
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As technology advanced, the fingerprints were introduced into the databases to search for a match.
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The attack, known as a "SQL injection," occurs in databases using the SQL programming language.
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Distributed ledgers are databases maintained by a network of computers rather than a centralized authority.
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Today at AWS re:Invent, Amazon announced a new ability to manage Cassandra databases on AWS.
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Investigators turned to public DNA databases after decades of searching for the killer, police said.
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Distributed ledgers could be more effective at detecting this practice than traditional databases used elsewhere.
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WEINTRAUB and WILBER: Puzzle makers debate whether using clues from these databases amounts to plagiarism.
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MC: It's just the fewer people, databases, whatever, that have my biometric information, the better.
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A study in 2018 by the authorities described a use for other types of databases.
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Earlier this month, elected officials criticized how ICE and the FBI scan state drivers' license photo databases with facial recognition tech without citizens' consent, turning "state departments of motor vehicles databases into the bedrock of an unprecedented surveillance infrastructure," as the Washington Post first reported.
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"Law enforcement's access of state databases," particularly DMV databases, is "often done in the shadows with no consent," House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsHouse committee heads demand Coast Guard Academy explain handling of harassment allegations Can the Democrats unseat Trump?
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"Law enforcement's access of state databases," particularly DMV databases, is "often done in the shadows with no consent," House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsHouse committee heads demand Coast Guard Academy explain handling of harassment allegations Can the Democrats unseat Trump?
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First, she'll probably need to let insurance companies scour commercial databases that contain her prescription records.
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It does not include things like office hardware, city databases, cybersecurity systems, and infrastructure control systems.
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It&aposs stored in the same way that school attendance databases, grades, records, everything is kept.
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Moore pleaded guilty to a total of 180 charges related to the misuse of police databases.
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A month ago, he discovered the records while investigating the security of databases built with Elasticsearch .
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" The figure is just an estimate, "calculated by matching voter registration files with state ID databases.
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Darker skinned people are arrested more, appear in criminal databases more, and thus are matched more.
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According to the report, they weren't able to match the person's fingerprint in the national databases.
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Guliani also noted that there may be other internal Homeland Security databases that include DACA information.
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You can perhaps choose to opt into or out of databases [though that will be tricky].
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Nearly half of cloud databases aren't encrypted Why it matters: Any important database should be encrypted.
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Spokeo sells data aggregated from various databases to users including employers and people seeking romantic partners.
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In March of last year, BuzzFeed News put the name "Alexander Poteyev" into public records databases.
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Because black Americans are disproportionately arrested and imprisoned, their profiles are overrepresented in police DNA databases.
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"We've been collecting existing databases and building a layer of rich access around it," he continued.
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Another component of Russia's campaign centered on probing and exploring election databases in all 50 states.
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In the past year, there has been an increasing number of crimes solved using DNA databases.
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Siri, Now, Cortana, Echo, M — starts with the rudimentary routing of queries to third-party databases.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL JAMES - INVESTIGATION INTO FACEBOOKS UNAUTHORIZED COLLECTION OF 1.5 MILLION FACEBOOK USERS EMAIL CONTACT DATABASES
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Over the past 20 to 0003 years, companies ran most of their workloads using relational databases.
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These ever-growing genealogy databases are also helping authorities and amateur sleuths solve infamous cold cases.
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Third, and perhaps counterintuitively, use of facial recognition technology should not be limited to criminal databases.
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Across the country, law enforcement agencies have connected to databases that are not under their jurisdiction.
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But many of the global models require national databases that the U.S. populace is traditionally against.
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MyRocks is currently being used by Facebook to improve the storage efficiency of its MySQL databases.
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They almost never match traditional databases, and the chemists often don't know what they're looking for.
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There are also databases of credit card information they can buy and then use, says Rios.
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Along the way, USCIS consults with counterterrorism databases and officials inside agencies such as the FBI.
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Alsup has coded in relative isolation for decades, learning from books and compiling databases by hand.
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The State Department is already building similar databases with their extensive social media screenings for refugees.
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I hacked the Clinton Foundation server and downloaded hundreds of thousands of docs and donors' databases.
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The other[s], as I was told, came from databases that were downloaded on the darknet.
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The veracity of the fingerprint databases that underpin these scans was also called into question recently.
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Amazon holds the largest share of government contracts to maintain databases about detainees and undocumented people.
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She is keen to retain full access to the EU's extensive databases for security and intelligence.
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This information is often stored in massive legacy databases that are configured to handle specific queries.
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But companies also rely on databases to build analytics dashboards, build business intelligence tools and more.
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Their respective websites also allow anyone to create or upload their own GIFs to these databases.
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Experts compared their finds to genealogy databases, narrowing the DNA sample to two brothers — including Miller.
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The service supports most popular databases, including Cassandra, Redis and MySQL, but also other storage services.
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So Bastian's work continued, with late nights scanning a variety of online databases, articles and obituaries.
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Gathering data and documents from multiple agencies and databases is just one step in the process.
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There is also a worry around how easily the databases can be accessed by potential hackers.
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Both countries could, as Tim Hwang suggests, commit to developing more shared, open databases for researchers.
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Now, Credit Karma's Unclaimed Funds tool streamlines the process by combing through state databases for you.
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AT&T's enormous amount of data required months of working with Oracle's databases, Hurd told CNBC.
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Of that number, how many systems, networks, and databases did the hackers successfully gain access to?
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FACT: There is evidence of only a small number of successful hacks of voter registration databases.
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As of 2016, the FBI had access to the DMV databases of at least 16 states.
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I worked with her there one summer, shuffling through the same files and databases she did.
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They also released a memo of "best practices" — guidance how best to secure their voter databases.
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Even armed with a search for unsecured databases, finding exposures of any magnitude is tough work.
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Skylight Connect is another new piece designed to tap into a company databases without any coding.
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Hackers have targeted government institutions and companies, and have made away with databases containing personal information.
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That is, no selfies are ever uploaded to ThirdLove's databases or to any other cloud repositories.
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Such "distributed ledgers", as they are known, could one day become alternatives to big centralised databases.
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You should, if only to figure out how to maintain access to its databases after Brexit.
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They hope to partner with universities and online databases to build question sets for the quizzes.
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And, if users "check the box," the venues can also build their marketing databases to boot.
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Companies maintain thousands of databases, each with hundreds of tables and billions of individual data points.
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Public databases that match children with good, willing parents work well locally in some rich countries.
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But he proved good enough at his job, working with medical databases, to earn six figures.
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The registered voter database may be vulnerable to attacks, but tabulation databases are much less so.
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It was previously known that voter registration databases in Arizona and Illinois were breached by hackers.
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They probed voter registration records and breached state voter databases in at least two known instances.
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One of the largest facial databases in the world is owned by social network giant Facebook.
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So, the authors observed, it follows that law enforcements' DNA databases mirror those unequal incarceration rates.
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She said the Air Force is "checking all" of its databases to find out what happened.
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To count in the databases, the attacks must be reported and require verification from trusted sources.
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The FBI said there is evidence foreign hackers penetrated two state election databases, Yahoo News reported.
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This, Microsoft says, is meant to ensure that developers can use their favorite databases on Azure.
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The study used three databases to track treatment episodes, deaths and criminal charges through December 2011.
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But Shodan, a database for exposed devices and databases, first spotted the database on May 9.
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"It turns out there are databases of which ones he used in every episode," he said.
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These intricately linked communication and movements are then assembled in huge databases by the algorithmic machine.
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Microsoft acquires Citus Data Citus Data is focused on making PostgreSQL databases faster and more scalable.
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Wong says we need accessible databases that compile the evidence for or against off-label uses.
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Horowitz tells me that the company doesn't have any plans to add support for other databases.
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From what we already know about Russia's invading voter databases, it is eager to make mischief.
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A list of all of the library's online tools, databases, and resources can be found here.
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In addition, Covington conducted a document review that included searching databases containing over 3 million documents.
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Voter registration databases are used to verify the identity of voters when they visit polling stations.
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Kenya's Ministry of Lands is in the process of digitizing land title databases to prevent fraud.
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It also checks the person's citizenship or immigration status against various homeland security and intelligence databases.
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The cache includes customer information, databases, and a vast amount of technical data regarding Cellebrite's products.
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Security forces are carefully checking names against their databases to look for signs of IS support.
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Once it was alerted to the issue, Facebook worked with Amazon to take down the databases.
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Tenant screening bureaus compile these lists from court databases and then sell the information to landlords.
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The companies use their large databases to match willing participants with others who share their DNA.
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In the world of cloud computing, entire databases are scattered among different computers and data centers.
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The implant was used to steal location data and files like databases of WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage.
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Keswin recommends making a list of specific industry organizations or alumni databases you can tap into.
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It also checks the passengers' citizenship or immigration status against various Homeland Security and intelligence databases.
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It stores patient data for healthcare customers, and offers downloadable databases of medical data for clients.
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And it certainly bars foreign entities from spending money to hack into state-level voter databases.
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For around 1,272 people, it was the first time they were entered into the city's databases.
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The study, in Lancet Psychiatry, used Danish health databases that included all residents as of Jan.
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They released the genetic sequences from their analysis to public databases where they could be analyzed.
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While Twitter, Google, and Facebook have all created databases for political advertising, they have significant limitations.
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They don't even know basic answers to basic questions, like how many databases do I have?
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Think of law enforcement using facial recognition databases built on images mined from across the web.
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These articles reinforce that the existence of such information databases is still surprising to many people.
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The company connects to various storage systems and databases, such as Hadoop, NoSQL or image sets.
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ISP could not confirm on Monday which databases from outside the state it tends to use.
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Genetic examinations of the remains will be matched with databases that include information on missing persons.
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But the government is not the only one in the business of creating massive surveillance databases.
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Still, many state databases keep names on the lists even after people are cleared of allegations.
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Before Election Day, state voter registration databases in Illinois and Arizona were found to be hacked.
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If you look at successful attacks across the world, they target voter databases and reporting systems.
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Raffaele's system is proprietary and thus can't be scrutinized, but he will say that he draws on large databases of patients who have taken his baseline exam, along with larger databases provided by the companies that do the blood testing and whose machines he uses for scanning.
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It's not just key-value stores like DynamoDB, but also in-memory databases like Amazon ElastiCache, time series databases like Amazon Timestream, and ledger solutions like Amazon Quantum Ledger Database – the right tool for the right job saves money and gets your product to market faster.
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And once these centralized databases were in place, the vendors saw an opportunity for another revenue stream: They persuaded states to replace paper poll books — the lists poll workers use to verify that voters are registered — with electronic poll books that could sync with the statewide databases.
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They put together databases and files on the distinct groups, often giving them names for easy reference.
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It said the trove of data includes customer information, databases and technical data about the company's products.
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Olivier said there's likely no one in the world who really understands how all these databases interact.
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Simply put, blockchains are distributed databases that can be securely updated without the need for central intermediaries.
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Beyond coffee, hypothetically labs like Front Range can build databases of other crops like berries and pineapples.
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ICE pays to install its databases and other technology in local offices for certified officers to use.
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Reuters could not find a registration for Spavor's group on government databases for NGOs or social enterprises.
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Amazon specifically mentions electronic design automation, high-performance computing for the financial services industry and relational databases.
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They were still copying and pasting data from all the contributing databases into Excel worksheets by hand.
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Talend's products can help manage databases that are coded in an open-source software system like Hadoop.
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Even worse, misconfigurations can put information at risk in all sorts of services, not just traditional databases.
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Much of my work relies on using voter registration data and campaign databases to study American politics.
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Dubbed the National Data Analytics Solution (NDAS), the system pulls data from local and national police databases.
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Russian hackers accessed voter databases in two Florida counties prior to the 2016 presidential elections, Florida Gov.
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Finally, the companies MyHeritage and Gene by Gene have built databases of around 2 million profiles each.
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But others are world-beaters: microprocessor chips, databases and smartphones all trace their lineage to the Valley.
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But it's up to each state to set up those databases, and some are better than others.
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A search of government databases turned up no incident that matched that description, the White House said.
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When it plays music, the front panel links with databases like PetitLyrics to grab a song's lyrics.
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Searching large databases and clinical trial registries, they found 68 randomized controlled trials testing 28 injectable medications.
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The country is rife with marketplaces for illegally obtained information, either gleaned from corporate or government databases.
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Some clues suggest those identities were pulled from dumps, or from other, similar databases with overlapping information.
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Forensic genealogy, by contrast, generates investigative leads from DNA databases used by people researching their family trees.
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And it wasn't because you were able to store and join sequel databases in brand-new ways.
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DHS takes the lead on protecting election infrastructure, such as aiding states on protecting voter registration databases.
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While Facebook, Twitter and Google have all introduced political ad transparency databases, these are full of holes.
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Everything – from our currencies to our databases – are supposed to exist, immutably, in this strange new world.
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The data was obtained from real-world sources, such as medical records, claims databases and national registers.
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They are doing this by scraping these databases and aggregating the documents into one main searchable database.
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Evisort, a document and contract management company, left one of its document databases unsecured, exposing customer data.
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They checked this against diagnoses of dementia and TBI from national databases that spanned 503 to 2012.
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To find those partial matches, labs have drawn heavily on public DNA databases like GEDMatch and DNALand.
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As a result many Native Americans have not added their DNA to databases used for ancestral analysis.
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Lists and databases can have only one logical end — our rights distributed at the grace of bureaucrats.
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Image: APThe FBI has evidence that foreign hackers have accessed the state election databases in two states.
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I certainly think it's worth paying a summer intern for each award show to compile these databases.
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Prisma wants you to be able to access all of your databases in a single GraphQL query.
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The world's largest technology companies hold the keys to some of the largest databases on our planet.
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It's no secret that American law has been building facial recognition databases to aide in its investigations.
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Because of this, though, many MongoDB users still run relational databases in parallel with their document database.
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Dan told me over Twitter DMs that he read about the Lacon worm in various antivirus databases.
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Overwhelmingly, new developers are working on web applications rather than, say, embedded systems, databases, or desktop applications.
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Authorities have previously said that voter databases in Arizona and Illinois were breached by foreign-based hackers.
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Oracle also announced on Thursday that AT&T will move thousands of large databases to Oracle's cloud.
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The voter databases include extra people for a particularly innocuous reason: Individuals die or move quite frequently.
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Sulmeyer: The key breakdown probably goes something like this: how many systems, networks, and databases were targeted?
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With this launch, Google is giving developers the option to run their databases in a single region.
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And regulators expect insurance companies to police these databases so consumers have accurate and transparent product information.
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Security rules have to be turned off by developers in order to allow public access to databases.
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For example, Uber claims it searches numerous databases and then does a courthouse confirmation to ensure accuracy.
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AWS Database Migration Service Course The AWS Database Migration Service helps companies migrate massive databases to AWS.
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Wright says, HARPA's success would depend on its ability to use NCI databases and other government assets.
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Vickery has found everything from military engineering plans to databases of believed terrorists in exactly this way.
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The first edition of these DigitalOcean Managed Databases only supports PostgreSQL, the popular open-source relational database.
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Open-source databases are accessible by anyone, and private ones are subject to subpoena or, possibly, hacking.
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Authorities have previously said that voting databases in Arizona and Illinois were breached by foreign-based hackers.
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"But doing this might pave the way for law enforcement to repurpose those databases for criminal investigations."
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The patent also outlines way to both store this information and cross-check it with online databases.
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They then ran those records out to databases across the country, to areas where homosexuality was illegal.
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Complete Microsoft Azure Certification Prep Bundle 2019 — $29 See Details Does your job entail handling massive databases?
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The hackers are taking advantage of disparate and lacking security standards guarding voter registration databases, specialists say.
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There is no clear record of the Indian members of the group being prosecuted in government databases.
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What it does: Valuation: $47 billionTotal raised: $8.39 billionProgramming languages used: Frameworks used: Databases used: n/a
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The good news is that it's possible to fight back and get yourself delisted from these databases.
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As a result, hackers were able to access its databases and steal personal information, the lawsuit alleged.
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But the DNA evidence did not match with that of offenders whose profiles were in police databases.
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Facial recognition technology is everywhere: More than half of Americans' faces are now logged in police databases.
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A select number of states maintain decentralized registration databases, which could make a major attack much harder.
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But, even with these vast databases of information, we came out of that interaction with zero knowledge.
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Competitors are trying to sell more modern databases to replace Oracle, with relatively little success so far.
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Each decision should be based on metrics collected from various sources, including community partners and public databases.
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It's the backup for passwords, on all sorts of forms, and connected to all sorts of databases.
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Many organizations aren't even aware just how much is actually kept in different databases across the firm.
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She sullies the databases gathered by license plate readers by creating clothes covered in fake license plates.
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Another challenge for Luna and other companies that are building health databases is a lack of diversity.
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It was Starwood's legacy databases that housed the stolen, unencrypted passport information, according to a company spokesperson.
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Go deeper: STAT describes the initiative here and the Washington Post outlines the privacy issues with databases.
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He searched the databases of all known uploaded minds, looking for heroic traits, their preconditions and precursors.
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If you need to run databases, that's a different skill than making a good UI or website.
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In December 2016 Huawei acquired Israel's HexaTier, whose technology secures databases in the cloud, for $42 million.
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First, it understands where all of its sensitive health data lies by connecting all of its databases.
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That is, they're used to look up your database records and to link records in different databases.
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It found "deficiencies" in the model's privacy protections, noting that some Hub databases contained personally identifiable information.
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Several databases and email systems were encrypted, the organization said, leading to some disruption to its services.
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It is optimized for time series databases and vastly improves on performance of queries, aggregation and analysis.
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The hackers also appeared to have gained access to a slew of law enforcement tools and databases.
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The databases queried may include information collected under various FISA authorities, including data collected under Section 702.
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Those plugins can even add support for new languages, new databases, or even simply new color schemes.
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But some companies, like Myriad, which host huge databases on genetic mutations, do not contribute to ClinVar.
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It said the agency used incomplete databases to try to confirm naturalization, fingerprints and citizenship before 2008.
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All my filling is done manually by querying databases using strings of known and unknown letter patterns.
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The concept for the databases used by most of the world's big corporations came out of IBM.
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Heather looks at what his trial tells us about the future of these databases in solving crimes.
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The New York response has tables from federal census reports, published studies, city databases and news articles.
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The cache includes alleged usernames and passwords for logging into Cellebrite databases connected to the company's my.
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Some people, like domestic violence victims, can ask to shield their information from these types of databases.
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They search over 50 databases that index public records including voter registration, real estate transactions and lawsuits.
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Many of the older National Enquirer stories are often not accessible through Google or databases like Nexis.
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Databases already exist and, in certain cases, a centralized database might actually be preferable to the blockchain.
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They also introduced searchable databases where users can look up political ads running on the companies' services.
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And those databases show that students who graduate from more selective schools tend to make more money.
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MR. REARDON: The future of our industry is all about information: It's about databases, it's about scholarship.
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What they're saying: Homeland Security describes both the databases and the systems retrieving data as potential concerns.
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The US government is worried that hackers are targeting voter registration databases ahead of the 2020 election.
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One funding provision, for example, forbids the A.T.F. from using electronic databases to trace guns to owners.
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Blockchains are supposed to make it possible to keep updated databases without any central authority in charge.
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Despite the wealth of sensitive information in its databases, Equifax, in essence, falls through the regulatory cracks.
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