Georgia plows ahead with sweeping online snooping bill
Georgia lawmakers push a cybersecurity bill aimed at prosecuting unauthorized computer access that disrupts or steals data while sparing legitimate research. Supporters say it targets cybercriminals, but critics warn it could chill ethical hacking and punish user agreement violations. The measure drew comment from university officials, lawmakers, andcivil liberties groups who warn of overreach and vague terms.
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Fort Mill couple wed two days before dying husband’s death
In Fort Mill Alex W Guerrero 20 and fiancée Morgan Keehn 22 married at his parents’ home on Feb 13 after his bone cancer, diagnosed in 2015, progressed. He died Feb 16, leaving a family and a message of living fully. the couple met at Camp Happy Days and planned a future that lasted only two and a half days.
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MUSC fires 13 over patient privacy breaches in 2017
Charleston based Medical University of South Carolina terminated 13 employees in 2017 after finding misuse of patient records. The Post and Courier notes 2658 privacy breaches that year, with 11 cases of snooping on high profile patients. MUSC says 307 breaches identified since 2015, no physicians implicated, and training is enhanced for all providers with access to records.
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Students Thank Teachers On Glass Surfaces At Spartanburg Day
Spartanburg Day School runs Month of Gratitude with glass panels covered in hand written thank you notes from students to peers teachers and coaches. The effort started after deaths affected the school community and aims to foster positive reflection and gratitude among students.
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