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During October, 2006 Pallorium's Senior Director, Steven Rambam, was privileged to be an invited speaker at the annual "Toorcon" convention in San Diego. Toorcon draws thousands of computer experts and enthusiasts, and covers topics related to online security, programming, privacy, copyright and freedom of speech. Mr. Rambam's speech covered security, databases and privacy and was titled "Privacy Is Dead - Get Over It". Mr. Rambam spoke to a standing-room-only crowd. |
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"...more
than 500 pages worth of data on Rick Dakan, who was attending the
conference and had agreed to participate in the project. "All I had
given him was my e-mail and name," Dakan said. "He knew everywhere I'd
lived, every car I had driven, and even someone else in Alabama who was
using my Social Security number since 1983. He found all my friends,
pictures of friends, knew about my brother's criminal history..." (from
Washington Post.com)
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