of money laundering and bank secrecy act reporter: now in the private sector, he was until recently one of the top cryptocurrency specialists in the irs criminal investigation unit he helped shut down everything from a child exploitation ring to a north korean hacking scheme, to a terrorist fund-raising appeal, all involving cryptocurrency is cryptocurrency easier to trace in some ways than cash? yeah, very much so. if a bank was robbed five years ago, you have no idea where that stolen cash would be at this point with cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, every transaction is on a public ledger, it public and there forever. reporter: while crypto might appeal to criminals because they can move funds anonymously, its every move can be tracked. and new software is helping investigators at the irs figure out the real people behind those movements. that and good old fashioned detective work, which exposed north korean agents using fake i.d.s to open cryptocurrency accounts this is an ex
Get Permission Intel is investigating an incident in which an unauthorized person accessed a portion of the company s latest quarterly financial report, forcing the chipmaker to release its earnings slightly earlier than planned.
Intel s Chief Financial Officer George Davis told The Financial Times that an attacker accessed the report by hacking into the company s corporate website. We are investigating reports that non-authorized access may have been obtained to one graphic in our earnings material. Earlier today [Thursday], once we became aware of these reports, we made the decision to issue our earnings announcement a brief time before the originally scheduled release time, an Intel spokesperson tells Information Security Media Group in an email.
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papadopoulos, like the first indictment made no mention the russian hacking scheme. the second indictment on the russian hacking scheme also leaves a lot unsaid that may be the subject of a third indictment involving u.s. persons or that report to the justice department by bob mueller. let s talk about the july 27th, because on july 27th, 2016, in the middle of the democratic national convention, after according to the indictment russians had hacked into the dnc e-mails and arranged through organization one, which we know to be wikileaks, their release. on that time, president trump then candidate trump made a direct appeal in front of the cameras to get hillary clinton s e-mails that she had deleted or had been deleted for her from her private server. take a listen. russia, if you re listening, i hope you re able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing.
documents to wikileaks. they re not name the in the indictment but clearly defined as organization one. this indictment lays out the hacking scheme in incredible detail, alex. okay. if the 12 intelligence officers are not brought to trial. face it they d have to be extradited. no one expects that to happen. why seek indictment? how does this advance the mueller investigation? reporter: i see it as the second chapter of a story robert mueller is trying to tell about how the russians interfered in 20916 election. the first chapter describing how the russians in a manipulated social media. illegally purchased ads. played in the election in the social media space. but that indictment had nothing about hacking and leaking. yesterday s indictment described the hacking and leaking, arguably more impactful embarrassing e-mails regarding democrats thrust into the election in a way that really