Lack of Data Hinders Study of Police Killings

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Lack of Data Hinders Study of Police Killings

Nov. 15, 2021 -- Every year in the U.S., people die after police fire gunshots, tase and restrain them, or ...

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Australia overfishing, with ‘insufficient data’ to determine stock levels

LiveAustralia is overfishing by more than a third and has made “limited progress” in restoring its fish stocks to sustainable ...

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HMRC chief insists new data grab will bring taxpayer benefits

HM Revenue & Customs could have helped more self-employed people gain quicker access to pandemic support funds if it had ...

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Quantum repeaters increase data security

Secure communication is crucial in our highly cross-linked society. Protection against eavesdroppers is ever increasing. Quantum communication offers an elegant ...

Real Estate

Embezzled Empire – Africa’s biggest-ever data leak reveals how Kabila’s Brother Stashed Millions (17 properties for a total of $6.6 million) in the affluent suburbs of Washington, DC, and Johannesburg, South Africa linked to the former president of the DRC

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Risk of genome data being tied to photos on social media found to be very small

Fig. 1. Effectiveness of matching individuals’ photos to their DNA sequences in OpenSNP.(A) Success rate for top 1 matching for ...

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This tool protects your private data while you browse

A high-level illustration of how SugarCoat modified code within API to protect private data. Credit: University of California San Diego ...

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Theoretical breakthrough could boost data storage

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain A trio of researchers that includes William Kuszmaul—a computer science Ph.D. student at MIT—has made a ...

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Big data privacy for machine learning just got 100 times cheaper

Rice University computer scientist Ashumali Shrivastava (left) and graduate student Ben Coleman discovered an inexpensive way to implement rigorous personal ...