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Story: Burglars plunder Verizon's London data centre

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Posted by: harpless (Monday 10 December 2007, 11:08 PM)

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canny crooks, they always find a way!

Poor Verizon, they thought they were safe, they probably expected all threats to be cyber attacks, they invested heavily in online security, and in the process, they compromised Real life security!

Well Verizon, some crooks are not smart enough to mount a cyber attack, that doesn't mean you're safe from them!

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