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Wired News: Security Blanket

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U.N. Investigates Electromagnetic Terrorism

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No Court Order Needed to Spy on Americans Overseas, Appeals Court Rules

The government does not need a judge's approval to wiretap Americans overseas, an appeals court ruled, rejecting the appeal of an American convicted of helping plan the 1998 East Africa embassy bombings. The ruling comes as rights groups challenge the government's warrantless wiretapping program and newly granted powers to set up electronic dragnets inside the United States.

Army Contractor Accused of Murder Is Out on Bail

Don Ayala, a U.S. Army contractor accused of a revenge killing in Afghanistan, is back in the United States and out on bail in New Orleans. Ayala was part of an Army "Human Terrain Team," a program that embeds social scientists in combat units.

Underground Crime Economy Healthy, Security Group Finds

Hackers and scammers are still meeting up in online forums to buy and sell millions in stolen credit card numbers and online banking credentials, a security company reported Monday. While hackers offered enough cards to total more than $5 billion in collective balances, credit card numbers sell for as little as 10 cents now thanks to increasing security measures by online merchants, Symantec reports.

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