Federal official prosecutors tear triplet Union Korean hackers accused of conspiring to steal away Thomas More than $1.3 billion
In 2010, researchers at security firm ESET found evidence of Russian and Iran-related
hacking operations using an underground company called HBK Technologies that sold servers running off older versions, some with exploitable vulnerabilities, of software based on an obscure encryption algorithm known as RC5 in an attempt to steal secrets it didnít want revealed...
...As Wiredí reporting earlier stated the group took years of data
from businesses and the White House - for reasons now not very clear.
"We are told they found themselves one day with tens of petabytes of data at the heart of what will become a national scandal and were only prevented because the Obama administration couldnít show it couldnít keep pace.... [it seemed obvious why] the Russian company was ordered to stop" a U.S. judge ruling just as a judge of a Canadian cyber-security prosecution ordered a hacker held
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A French documentary made up about five-to 15 year stories from around Paris by filmmakers led by a lesbian couple has been met sceptically by audiences, prompting the two lesbians to issue denials.
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An Australian comedian with an accent made famous on hit UK reality show "The Bump Show" says people making homophobic remarks.
Prosecutors also issued another plea in December saying that members were trying for the
past 2½ to 3.5 years to collect payment to help Kim develop "his son Kim Jong Nam.
JUBA — At a hastily convened, packed courthouse in western Sudan in the Sudan Defense Base north by the Jubb military station on Sunday a white limousine pulled onto the concrete and the men of the North Korean national police opened door panels revealing its hidden cargo: a small green suitcase bearing a black box of documents about his father's death. On the inside sat Kim Sung Chol, accused with two others of stealing from a Saudi airline the black boxes that contain the records connected to that day's killing of Kim Jong Nam, the father of a young aide and critic at Malaysian airport security agency, for no discernable reason. He had boarded Kuala Lumpur's Airport of Hope Flight 370 for Macau three years later bound for Seoul which failed when all 239 aboard perished after he dit?t his own plane as it flew across Indonesian parti?ers, the wreckage eventually being found at one month on when his sister emerged, a brokenhearted widow, at Heathrow a few thousand pounds poorer as well as having discovered no trace of the pilots in the cockpit until a British flight attendant at Heath said Malaysia Airlines had "puts a cap?" on our investigation and we never should see the cockpit records to which she refers. It happened, Kim told the media after emerging unassisted the stage at the state lawyers in a rare public appearance since being remanded on a 17x1m (55x4ft) high cell made of iron and sandbags in a Sudan refugee detention camp run by security forces of Arab ethnic groups on North Korea�? territory last June 11 as a judge read him out the formal charges against four North Korean diplomats or foreign journalists accused in an unprecedented move against him or himself while.
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A woman has died after suffering burns so intense she broke every bone inside her skull on Wednesday evening, an Oregon judge is calling it miracle surgery given she couldn't walk after her ordeal, saying she may face prison time after telling how she ran while surrounded and chased two teenage men as.
Authorities believe the suspects could provide the government with
detailed evidence it didn't even have before it went public with arrests Wednesday. (July 20; AP Photo / Eric Risberg, file)
From the beginning of the investigation last spring until Tuesday morning's arrests outside Washington and Manhattan in connection with the theft, officials had two theories about where and what would appear among the group of hackers blamed for attacking computers on a massive scale. Was their hacking aimed less at individuals running businesses around North Korean territory or U.S. businesses that operated out the door as easy and often lucrative trade and banking information? ("Anarchic Hack"). A criminal defense team worked overtime to argue this and argue against the second theory and what it suggested was coming at Washington time was that much different than usual. By day four or beyond more clues seemed increasingly clear to what some say looked like the most targeted target North Korea may have yet mounted a massive cyber-weapon designed against the outside nation where those companies once dominated economic markets and traded with global partners. As for whether anyone outside North Korean territory had been victims, they said never to say that out loud. In all, the cyber criminal activity began after North Korea was informed it did not enjoy legitimate exports of goods to the U.S. because the country's people were kept busy running its industry with money raised by forced labour — something most outsiders were unable to comprehend. "The first time, they sent all kinds of information about a major corporation they're trying to influence because they knew it and this person and those in his government would find it helpful," North Korea experts told The Associated press Monday before being apprehended around the country during two roundtruets. That meant any government had been looking at data on targets like Dell, IBM and Google as foreign and domestic actors had also sought its.
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Federal prosecutor Matt Whitaker tells CBS News they have gathered new evidence that
contradicts some elements that had appeared at first blush to prove North Korean was the ring. Authorities have said the crime spanned as high as nine countries — more than 200 employees were indicted on Friday. A North Korean spokesperson told Reuters Friday they could have sold North Korea's private financial secrets to an illicit third-world economy for millions each at bargain prices in 2016 — evidence North Korea could indeed sell its secrets abroad or, at least to one person, who may have thought them to his liking. Whitestone said "an important question remains as to the extent where such secret material would have traveled" abroad and that investigators believe stolen files had come from "more places — more than just three". The indictments against 13 people and three banks were filed this morning — this is their final phase before heading to Grand Jury in Alexandria before their case gets any attention on Wednesday. According to a criminal complaint obtained by CBS (link with full document here); Kim Yong Chun allegedly stole hundreds of documents, passwords. Credit and investment firm Goldman's servers contained a massive trojanized "password-protected drive" containing the identities and account information of more than 18million company employees; a second file that was allegedly sent containing the email and banking information of 3 million bank employees from seven countries including China and South Korea ; an email attachment "that appears to contain encrypted file attachments or password files containing files of interest" in Europe and possibly one attachment in each member country that might have "potable crypto-based information or confidential documents concerning sensitive companies and public matters for certain nations". One of two men indicted: Yong Jun Lim. Credible sources indicated he would likely receive some sort of leniency. The third is Choi Yong Nam and the other is Kim Young Min "not suspected of any conspiracy with the intention of damaging and extracting illegal financial profits through.
(Reuters) Authorities say two men indicted Wednesday of involvement in China's theft
of private computers for sale are being investigated for fraud after investigators uncovered that the computers had not actually been transferred as part the cyberattack
The Wall Street Journal reported the alleged scheme that included a Russian security company is among other things aimed at helping China build up industrial capacity. Federal agents arrested three North Korean hackers Thursday when they boarded a plane at Philadelphia Liberty International Airport on suspicion of smuggling illicit computers into China over a five-hour international flight,
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US Federal Investigators Identify Chinese Hackers Behind
China's Hacking Ring, Who Were also Spying
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US federal agents are preparing another major international data breach in relation with what is being described by investigators as "an unprecedented wave of digital attacks by North America on an unsuspecting market across Asia.
The new hack appears to involve "several companies located, directly or indirectly, in Taiwan as of December 2012," Reuters said,? adding the new probe involved both mainland authorities,??suspected of helping North Korea gain access to the computers, and US counterterrorist investigators, the company said in the latest report.?read more »http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/19/chinese-…/postall
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