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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Swiss Hacker Indicted After Claiming Credit For Breaching Nissan, Intel
A Swiss computer hacker who has claimed credit for helping steal or distribute proprietary data from Nissan Motor Co, Intel Corp and most recently security camera startup Verkada was indicted on Thursday, U.S. prosecutors announced.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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Thousands Of Security Cameras Hacked, Exposing Tesla, US Jails, Hospitals
A group of hackers say they breached a massive trove of security-camera data collected by Silicon Valley startup Verkada Inc., gaining access to live feeds of 150,000 surveillance cameras inside hospitals, companies, police departments, prisons and schools.
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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Swiss Hacker Indicted After Claiming Credit For Breaching Nissan, Intel
A Swiss computer hacker who has claimed credit for helping steal or distribute proprietary data from Nissan Motor Co, Intel Corp and most recently security camera startup Verkada was indicted on Thursday, U.S. prosecutors announced.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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Thousands Of Security Cameras Hacked, Exposing Tesla, US Jails, Hospitals
A group of hackers say they breached a massive trove of security-camera data collected by Silicon Valley startup Verkada Inc., gaining access to live feeds of 150,000 surveillance cameras inside hospitals, companies, police departments, prisons and schools.
