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By
Roger Rudick
8:27 AM PST on November 29, 2016
- SFMTA Hackers Threaten to Release Sensitive Data (Hoodline)
- FBI and Homeland Security Investigate SFMTA Hack (SFBay)
- Was SFMTA Cyber Attack Ongoing? (SFExaminer)
- Transportation Demand Management Would Require More Bike/Walk Friendly Development (SFExaminer)
- Satellite Images Detect Slowly Shifting Buildings of San Francisco (Curbed, SFGate)
- Man Arrested for Allegedly Attacking BART Worker (Kron4)
- Child Molested on BART (SFGate)
- Motorist Strikes and Kills Pedestrian in San Jose (CBSLocal)
- Anything Goes for Motorists in Private Parking Lots (MercNews)
- San Rafael Police Get Electric Bikes (MarinIJ)
- Marin to Buy Electric Buses (MarinIJ)
- Commentary: SFMTA Hack Puts Focus on General Cyber Security Threats (SFChron)
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