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32 posts and columns on theft
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The iPhone That Was Stolen Twice in One Afternoon
Thieves love iPhones. It happened to me in December, swiped right off of my desk at the AllThingsD office in downtown San Francisco. If not for theft of Apple gadgets, crime would have been down in New York City last year. The New York Times has a fun story about a single iPhone that was stolen twice in one day, once from its owner and then again from the thief.
In the Vault: Former Yahoo Exec Hilary Schneider Set to Join IPO-Bound LifeLock as President
The longtime online ad exec shifts gears to fraud protection.
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Fighting the iCrime Wave
We were buried in an e-book when the subway doors opened at the Bergen Street stop in Brooklyn. In a flash, a pair of hands dove into my date’s lap and ripped away her iPad. Chasing the guy was instinctive.Voices
Carriers Band to Fight Cellphone Theft
The nation’s major wireless providers have agreed to a deal with the U.S. government to build a central database of stolen cellphones — part of a broad effort to tame an explosion of thefts nationwide.More D10 Speakers: Ellison, Meeker, Myhrvold, Along With Pixar and Visa!
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2012: Siri Is a Stunner, Amazon Is Amazin’ and Security Gets Spendy
Tech prognosticator Mark Anderson is back in New York with his annual predictions for the world of tech in 2012.
iPad 3 Coming Soon?
Walt answers readers’ questions about the iPad 3 and avoiding having financial information stolen.
Airbnb Pumps Up Security With New Hires and Guarantees
Airbnb continues to roll out new security features at a breakneck pace to thwart mounting concerns over whether the site is a safe way to rent out your primary residence to travelers.
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Mind the App: Thieves Target Phones
More New Yorkers are using smartphones and tablets on the subway—and more thieves are ripping them out of riders’ hands. This year, there were 311 grand larcenies on the subway through the end of March, an 18 percent increase over the same period in 2010, according to police statistics.
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Five Held in Huge Chip Theft
Law-enforcement officials said Wednesday that they cracked a massive semiconductor-theft case, which involved an armed robbery at a Silicon Valley company that netted chips valued at $37 million.