Famed hacker Kevin Mitnick released under internet ban
After five years in prison, Kevin Mitnick is freed with three years of parole prohibiting any device that could provide Internet access. The former FBI most wanted hacker reads a statement, defending his crimes as curiosity as he plans to pursue computer technology studies while living with his father in Los Angeles.
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Bradley not getting sicker says doctors on atrial fibrillation
Doctors say Bill Bradley’s repeated atrial fibrillation episodes during his campaign do not indicate a worsening condition. Experts note caffeine stress and medication choice may influence episodes, with calls for potentially newer treatments or dosages while Bradley seeks to avoid missed doses.
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