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FBI denies security breach, release of Apple UDIDs

The FBI is denying reports that a laptop was compromised and private data was exposed.

Tags: Apple, Anonymous, FBI

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U.S. authorities warned to stay vigilant

Federal agencies are asking local police and first responders to watch closely for suspicious activity as the political conventions and Labor Day approach.

Tags: terrorism,

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Ambassador: Iran planned to blow up Israeli Embassy

When Manssor Arbabsiar, a 56-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen, was arrested and charged with plotting to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. in Washington, another alleged high-profile component to the plot escaped the attention of many.

Tags: Manssor Arbabsiar, Michael Oren, Israel, Iran, nuclear, Fred Burton, Stratfor

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Walter Reed given all-clear after earlier bomb threat

Authorities at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda have given the all- clear after a building was evacuated due to a bomb threat.

Tags: Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, bomb threat,

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Shadow war threatens London Olympics

Tens of thousands of security and military personnel are patrolling Olympic venues, but in the shadows, a large group of international security and intelligence foot soldiers are roaming the streets and back alleys with instructions -- to stop a terror strike before it starts.

Tags: Olympics, Fred Burton, Stratfor, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel,

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Details questioned in USNS Rappahannock shooting

A fisherman aboard an Indian fishing boat that was hit by gunfire from the USNS Rappahannock off Dubai's coast on Monday says the crew received no warning.

Tags: The National, Dubai, USNS Rappahannock, George Little

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In Africa, choosing curfews over chaos

Terrified by roving bands of killers, a farmer in northern Nigeria told her customers last week that she would not be able to make her deliveries.

Tags: Nigeria, al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, al-Qaida, Boko Haram, State Department, Daniel Benjamin, Bruce Wharton

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Lie detectors, intense scrutiny ahead for suspected leakers

Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper announced two immediate steps to help protect critical national security information from unauthorized disclosures.

Tags: James Clapper, national security

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Infuriated, Clapper outlines steps to catch leakers

In an exclusive interview with WTOP, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper talks about what he calls "a hemorrhage" of top secret U.S. intelligence information. Clapper wants to see stronger procedures in place to stop information leaks and for polygraphs to be expanded beyond the agencies that comprise the intelligence community.

Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, James Clapper, Director of National Intelligence, Intelligence Community,

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More victims in Mexican massacre found across border

The bodies of as least nine people were found dead in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico on Friday morning, according to Intelligence sources. Some were hanged from a bridge, others were found in a truck and still others were dumped in front of city hall.

Tags: Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Los Zetas, drug cartel

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