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SUMMARY:60 Minutes 48x30 - Episode 30
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DESCRIPTION:Audits of the nation's biggest insurance companies haveuncov
	ered a systemic practice of insurers not paying benefitson millions of pol
	icies—even when the companies knew thepolicyholder was deceased. Lesley 
	Stahl reports that 25insurance companies\, without admitting wrongdoing\, 
	haveagreed to pay more than .5 billion in back death benefits\,in a series
	 of settlements reached with states across thecountry. Thirty-five compani
	es still haven't settled and remainunder investigation.International exper
	ts in mobile security\,including California-based Lookout founder John Her
	ing andBerlin-based Karsten Nohl of Security Research Labs\, show howmobil
	e phones and the networks that carry their signals can beexploited by hack
	ers. Hering gathered a group of securityresearchers in Las Vegas\, during 
	a hackers convention\, andthey broke into 60 MINUTES correspondent Sharyn 
	Alfonsi'sphone. Hering demonstrated how he could read Alfonsi's email aswe
	ll as collect her credit card and other private and personalinformation. N
	ohl and his team in Berlin showed how they wereable to exploit a flaw in a
	 global mobile network calledSignaling System Seven—or S-S-7. The team w
	as able to monitorand record a phone that 60 MINUTES lent to U.S. Rep. Ted
	 Lieu(D.-Calif.)\, a member of the House Oversight and ReformSubcommittee 
	on Information Technology.
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