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NASA suffers data security breach

Washington, Dec 19 (UNI) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has admitted to getting hacked earlier this year.
NASA sent an internal memo to its employees mentioning that an unknown intruder gained access to one of its servers storing the personal data of current and former employees. Social Security numbers were also compromised.
The agency said it discovered the hack on October 23, almost two months ago. It is unclear why the agency waited nearly two months to notify employees, but it is common for US law enforcement to ask hacked organizations to delay notifying affected victims while they investigate an incident, reports ZDNet.
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Chinese FM holds talks with U S  secretary of state

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