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North Koreans Suspected of Using Fake Resumes to Steal Crypto
By Jeff Stone
Suspected North Korean thieves are plagiarizing resumes and pretending to be from other countries as part of a wider effort to raise money for the government in Pyongyang, according to interviews with cybersecurity experts and data provided to Bloomberg News.
August 1, 2022
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Suspected Russian Hackers Gained Edge Through Tech Firm Attacks
By Kartikay Mehrotra and Alyza Sebenius
Whether it was opportunity, strategy or sheer chutzpah, the suspected Russian hackers behind a massive cyber-attack revealed last month focused particular attention on technology companies, including cybersecurity firms entrusted to find malicious activity in their clients’ networks.
January 29, 2021
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Infiniti Debuts Project Black S Hybrid, Inspired by Formula One Racers
By Hannah Elliott
The 563-horsepower coupe is the latest move from the Hong Kong automaker to go electric.
October 1, 2018
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India Inspires Doctor to Target South African Township Patients
By Janice Kew
Portia Lekgoto faced a dilemma: how to take her three-year-old daughter to a doctor without missing a day of work while waiting in line at one of only two public health clinics in the South African shantytown of Diepsloot.
March 15, 2017
business
Delek Fuel, Phoenix Holdings, Makhteshim: Israeli Equity Preview
The following stocks may rise or fall in Israeli markets. Stock symbols are in parentheses after the company names and prices are from the last close unless otherwise stated.
July 13, 2011
businessweek
TSA Checkpoints Vulnerable to Hacks Through Backdoors
By Dune Lawrence
The Transportation Security Administration, that guardian of airports for whom we have all shed shoes, jackets, and loose change, has a worrisome safety issue of its own, according to a cyber researcher for Qualys.
August 7, 2014
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Merck Cancer Vaccine May Not Win Routine Use in Boys
Giving Merck & Co.’s Gardasil vaccine to boys may not boost protection against cervical cancer enough in girls to gain recommendation from a U.S. government program that provides free shots to 60 percent of children.
October 21, 2009
business
LinkedIn Passwords Stolen by Hackers Sell for as Low as $1
Passwords like those stolen from LinkedIn Corp., owner of the world’s biggest professional-networking website, may not lead to many accounts being breached because criminals selling the access codes reap as little as $1.
June 12, 2012
business
Fake Windows, Ersatz Dos, Angry Uncle Sam
By Bruce Einhorn
For months, the unlikely focus of software giant Microsoft Corp.'s wrath was an apartment building in a grim working-class suburb of Taipei. From there, a group of Taiwanese allegedly masterminded one of the largest and most sophisticated software piracy rings ever uncovered. Microsoft's three-month investigation culminated in January, when local police stormed the building and seized Fong Shu-gwong and 5,000 counterfeit packages of Microsoft's Windows and MS-DOS programs stacked throughout his
May 18, 1992
businessweek
NOT Made In China
Amid growing awareness of food perils, companies that spotlight where ingredients originate are enjoying new demand
July 30, 2007