(Computing) For many, Google Glass and other wearable devices might appear to be the latest overhyped fad. However, when smartphones first arrived, few would have suspected they’d become such an integral
Listening devices found at Ford HQ; recently fired engineer investigated (Detroit News) The FBI searched Ford Motor Co.’s world headquarters while investigating one of the automaker’s engineers and seized listening devices,
(Seattle Times) A Chinese citizen was charged with plotting to steal data from U.S. defense contractors, including a successful hack of Boeing’s computer system, amid an expanding crackdown on industrial espionage
Hat tip to Mary Beth (New York Times) Chinese hackers in March broke into the computer networks of the United States government agency that houses the personal information of all
This man recruited two DuPont engineers to steal secrets. (AP) A Northern California chemical engineer is facing more than 20 years in prison for a rare economic-espionage conviction for selling
Children of the Corn (FBI) United States Attorney Nicholas A. Klinefeldt announced today the arrest and indictment of Mo Yun, for conspiracy to steal trade secrets. Mo Hailong was previously arrested
(FBI) Zhenchun Huang, a/k/a Ted Huang, age 51, a Chinese national and naturalized U.S. citizen, formerly residing in Clarksville, Maryland, pleaded guilty today to false personation of a federal employee
BRIBERY/KICKBACKS Prison Sentences and More Than $500,000 in Fines For Contractors Who Bribed the ‘Godfather’ of Camp Pendleton The presidents of two government contracting companies, as well as the companies
A military officer says in this video that when he began spying for the Russian intelligence service, it was “professional suicide” and that “every day since then I die–every day–knowing what
(FBI) The vast majority of public servants who work at the local, state, and federal levels of government are honest and dedicated folks who strive every day to do the
(Virginian-Pilot) On paper, the charges read like an intricate espionage case – top-secret documents containing information about military movements and bomb-making methods, smuggled off Navy computers, potentially putting national security
Security officers have to be concerned with more than just someone spying. Outright espionage doesn’t happen every day, but cases of employee theft, embezzlement, cheating, stealing, taking bribes and kickbacks, scamming,
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