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    Celebrities have also been tempted by SpoofCard; one case involved Lindsay Lohan. "A few years back, Paris Hilton was using our technology to access a whole bunch of Hollywood celebrity's voicemail, including Lindsay Lohan, and we had to terminate her account for misusing it" said Meir Cohen, who makes SpoofCards. Full Article at CBS News
    A few years back, Paris Hilton was using our technology to access a whole bunch of Hollywood celebrity's voicemail, including Lindsay Lohan, and we had to terminate her account for misusing it
    SOURCE: CBS News 1 month ago
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Socialite Charged with Hacking Voice Mail
  1. Is this encouraging people to break the law?
    SOURCE: CBS News 1 month ago
  2. I think anything can be used maliciously, but it's all in the hands of the user.
    SOURCE: CBS News 1 month ago
  3. SpoofCard is readily available on the Internet to anybody who wants to use it. One of the issues is whether Ali realized what she was doing was unlawful and the answer to that is clearly she did not.
    SOURCE: CBS News 1 month ago

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