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Elon Musk Sells Tesla Stock Worth $3.85 Billion, US SEC Filing Shows
Elon Musk has sold Tesla shares worth $3.58 billion, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Twitter's new CEO has sold nearly $23 billion worth of Tesla stock since April, with much of the money likely going to help fund his $44 billion acquisition of the microblogging platform.
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AIIMS Server Remains Down for Eighth Day; Two Suspended, More Under Scanner for Cybersecurity Breach
The server of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences remained out of service for the eighth consecutive day on Wednesday. After the suspension of two analysts from Delhi more are on the radar for suspension for breaching cyber security, the sources said.
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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Nvidia to Pay $5.5-Million SEC Penalty for 'Inadequate Disclosures' About Cryptomining
Nvidia has agreed to pay $5.5 million (roughly Rs. 42 crore) to settle civil charges that the technology firm did not properly disclose the impact of cryptomining on its gaming business, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Friday.
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Amazon's Decision to Reduce Tablet Security Comes at a Bad Time
"This could be a huge misstep," said John Kindervag, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc. "I wouldn't be surprised if they have to back off this announcement."
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China Military to Lead Push in Cyber Warfare, Online Espionage: Reports
"It's going to make them far more effective," said John Costello, a Washington-based analyst who focuses on China's cyber capabilities.
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US Homeland Security Websites Vulnerable to Cyber-Attack, Audit Finds
The Department of Homeland Security also needs to establish a cyber training program for analysts and investigators, the audit said.
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Latam Cyber Attacks Rise as Peru, Brazil Hackers Link up With Russians
Cyber attacks and cyber espionage are on the rise in Latin America, and the source of much of it is Brazilian hackers and Peruvian recent university graduates linking up with Russian-speaking experts, according to internet security analysts.
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China a Likely Factor in North Korea's Cyber-Prowess: Experts
Many analysts speculate China is a necessary partner in facilitating any attack by North Korea.
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Hackers expose weak cyber defences of Asian websites: Reports
According to analysts, apart from China and Russia, Asia-Pacific countries have been slow to adopt the latest cyber-security safeguards for their websites.
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Indian pleads guilty to insider trading charges in US
Mr Aggarwal, 40, was arrested in connection with the insider trading scheme in July this year and following a cooperation agreement, pled guilty yesterday before US Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis in Manhattan federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud.
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Advice for Edward Snowden from a man who knows: 'Always check six'
Thomas Drake is one of the few people who understands from personal experience what the future may hold for Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old former NSA contractor who exposed the US government's top secret phone and Internet surveillance programs.
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Reputed Govt, private websites under hacker threat: Cyber agency
Computer security analysts have issued an alert for Internet users and operators against hackers attempting to target websites of "reputed" government and private organisations.
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Indian cyberspace hit by Kim Jong-Il spam
Indian computer security analysts have detected and alerted internet users against "malicious spam mails" in the name of the dead North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il leading to hacking and crashing of vulnerable e-mails.
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Elon Musk Sells Tesla Stock Worth $3.85 Billion, US SEC Filing Shows
Elon Musk has sold Tesla shares worth $3.58 billion, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Twitter's new CEO has sold nearly $23 billion worth of Tesla stock since April, with much of the money likely going to help fund his $44 billion acquisition of the microblogging platform.
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AIIMS Server Remains Down for Eighth Day; Two Suspended, More Under Scanner for Cybersecurity Breach
The server of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences remained out of service for the eighth consecutive day on Wednesday. After the suspension of two analysts from Delhi more are on the radar for suspension for breaching cyber security, the sources said.
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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Nvidia to Pay $5.5-Million SEC Penalty for 'Inadequate Disclosures' About Cryptomining
Nvidia has agreed to pay $5.5 million (roughly Rs. 42 crore) to settle civil charges that the technology firm did not properly disclose the impact of cryptomining on its gaming business, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Friday.
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Amazon's Decision to Reduce Tablet Security Comes at a Bad Time
"This could be a huge misstep," said John Kindervag, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc. "I wouldn't be surprised if they have to back off this announcement."
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China Military to Lead Push in Cyber Warfare, Online Espionage: Reports
"It's going to make them far more effective," said John Costello, a Washington-based analyst who focuses on China's cyber capabilities.
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US Homeland Security Websites Vulnerable to Cyber-Attack, Audit Finds
The Department of Homeland Security also needs to establish a cyber training program for analysts and investigators, the audit said.
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Latam Cyber Attacks Rise as Peru, Brazil Hackers Link up With Russians
Cyber attacks and cyber espionage are on the rise in Latin America, and the source of much of it is Brazilian hackers and Peruvian recent university graduates linking up with Russian-speaking experts, according to internet security analysts.
-
China a Likely Factor in North Korea's Cyber-Prowess: Experts
Many analysts speculate China is a necessary partner in facilitating any attack by North Korea.
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Hackers expose weak cyber defences of Asian websites: Reports
According to analysts, apart from China and Russia, Asia-Pacific countries have been slow to adopt the latest cyber-security safeguards for their websites.
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Indian pleads guilty to insider trading charges in US
Mr Aggarwal, 40, was arrested in connection with the insider trading scheme in July this year and following a cooperation agreement, pled guilty yesterday before US Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis in Manhattan federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud.
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Advice for Edward Snowden from a man who knows: 'Always check six'
Thomas Drake is one of the few people who understands from personal experience what the future may hold for Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old former NSA contractor who exposed the US government's top secret phone and Internet surveillance programs.
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Reputed Govt, private websites under hacker threat: Cyber agency
Computer security analysts have issued an alert for Internet users and operators against hackers attempting to target websites of "reputed" government and private organisations.
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Indian cyberspace hit by Kim Jong-Il spam
Indian computer security analysts have detected and alerted internet users against "malicious spam mails" in the name of the dead North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il leading to hacking and crashing of vulnerable e-mails.
