FBI Probes Whether Alarum Unit Is Behind Co-Opted Home Devices
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Claims JournalFBI Probes Whether Alarum Unit Is Behind Co-Opted Home Devicesclaimsjournal.comThe FBI is investigating whether a subsidiary of the data-collection firm Alarum Technologies Ltd. had a role in linking customers’ home internet devices without their consent into a network that people can use to disguise their locations, according to documents …
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