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U.S. Says It Shut Down Password Theft Network
The Justice Department and the F.B.I. said they had dismantled a giant network of computers infected by malicious software, one that was used in an eight-year financial crime spree.
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Credit unions and others issue smart cards with embedded chips but big American banks don’t.
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