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SK hynix chip engineer gets 1.5 years in prison on IP theft

A former SK hynix employee was sentenced to 18 months for stealing semiconductor technology, raising concerns about corporate espionage and data protection.
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Pyongyang on the payroll? Signs that your company has hired a North Korean IT worker

Remote workers using personal devices and avoiding webcam interactions could be red flags signaling infiltration attempts by North Korean operatives.

Disney says most of its business will stop using Slack by the end of the year

Disney is transitioning away from Slack in response to a significant data breach by the group NullBulge.

Pyongyang on the payroll? Signs that your company has hired a North Korean IT worker

Remote workers using personal devices and avoiding webcam interactions could be red flags signaling infiltration attempts by North Korean operatives.

Disney says most of its business will stop using Slack by the end of the year

Disney is transitioning away from Slack in response to a significant data breach by the group NullBulge.
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Hulu gives first look at 'Fleeting Lies' from Pedro Almodovar

Fleeting Lies explores themes of deception and chaos in personal and professional life as Lucia faces accusations and relationship challenges.

Where Does Industry Go From Here?

'Industry' season three finale leaves key character arcs open, positioning itself for possible developments in the fourth season.

Relay Might Be the Next Great Corporate Espionage Thriller

The film 'Relay' creatively uses a telecom relay service to enhance suspense in a corporate espionage thriller.
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from New York Post
2 months ago
Business

Exclusive | China poised to embed 'Communist Party spies' inside US firms - including Microsoft, critics warn

China's new company law could allow Communist Party influence over US firms through mandated employee representatives.

Where the next billion creatives will come from

China's innovation capabilities are debated, revealing a complex landscape of corporate espionage and technological advancement.
Indigenous innovators in the Global South are challenging traditional perceptions of creativity and imitation.

Exclusive | China poised to embed 'Communist Party spies' inside US firms - including Microsoft, critics warn

China's new company law could allow Communist Party influence over US firms through mandated employee representatives.

Where the next billion creatives will come from

China's innovation capabilities are debated, revealing a complex landscape of corporate espionage and technological advancement.
Indigenous innovators in the Global South are challenging traditional perceptions of creativity and imitation.
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Former army surveillance specialist warms there is a rise in corporate spying

Organizations face threats of espionage from both internal and external sources; firms should prioritize security measures and consider changing compromised systems like CCTV.

Cutting off Chinese AI access is harder than you'd think

Despite US trade restrictions, Chinese companies and government agencies continue to acquire advanced semiconductor technologies through smuggling and corporate espionage.
Smuggling operations involve importing chips to countries where they are legal, then cooking the books and smuggling them into China or other countries of concern.
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