Nasa laptop containing sensitive data stolen

Alastair Stevenson
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Theft puts thousands of space agency workers at risk

Nasa has lost a laptop full of sensitive information, placing thousands of the space agency's employees and contractors at risk, according to reports. The laptop was stolen from a Nasa worker's ...

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