A Louisville police detective was disciplined for sharing his license plate reader database login with a DEA agent.
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A DEA agent used Louisville’s Flock camera database for immigration searches against LMPD policy
A DEA agent used a Louisville Metro police officer’s login credentials to search the city’s license plate reader database using immigration-related terms.
A San Francisco resident sued the city and its police force over its network of license plate readers, claiming the ...
The APC in Zamfara launches a training program for agents to drive its new e-membership registration, aiming to create a ...
Before retiring from his post at NIST, Rodney Petersen spoke with FNN about the evolution of cyber workforce efforts over the last decade.
Nodule and lipoma formation can occur rarely after an intramuscular influenza vaccination, particularly when administered ...
Hackers are actively exploiting the MongoBleed vulnerability to dump memory, while an estimated 95% of exposed MongoDB ...
Drugs currently shortage FDA total 75 as of Dec. 30, down from 194 in June, mainly hospital injectables and acute care meds.
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