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How Chinese government using technology conferences to gather commercial intelligence and steal secrets

January 29, 2023 By admin

The Chinese government has been known to use technology conferences as a means of gathering commercial intelligence and stealing secrets. These conferences provide an opportunity for the Chinese government to gain access to valuable information and intellectual property from foreign companies and organizations. One tactic that the Chinese government has been known to use is … [Read more...] about How Chinese government using technology conferences to gather commercial intelligence and steal secrets

Monaco should step up its efforts to investigate and prosecute Russian and Chinese-sourced money laundering

January 23, 2023 By admin

In recent years, Monaco has been criticized for its weak anti-money laundering (AML) regulations and enforcement. Despite its small size, the principality has a significant financial sector that is vulnerable to money laundering. According to a report by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), Monaco's AML regime does not fully meet international standards, and the country … [Read more...] about Monaco should step up its efforts to investigate and prosecute Russian and Chinese-sourced money laundering

OSINT company Molfar says it has identified 44 people connected to the missile strike on the apartment block in Dnipro on Jan. 14

January 16, 2023 By admin

OSINT company Molfar says it has identified 44 people connected to the missile strike on the apartment block in Dnipro on Jan. 14. They include the commander of the aviation unit, pilots, and even ground crew. Also debunks claim UA air defense hit missile.https://t.co/QCUGBf32bw pic.twitter.com/DO8uCjTGY8— Euan MacDonald (@Euan_MacDonald) January 16, 2023 … [Read more...] about OSINT company Molfar says it has identified 44 people connected to the missile strike on the apartment block in Dnipro on Jan. 14

What is mobile forensics?

January 16, 2023 By admin

Mobile forensics is the branch of digital forensics that deals with the recovery and investigation of data from mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. This includes the extraction, analysis, and preservation of data from the device's hardware and software, as well as any external storage media, such as SIM cards and memory cards. The goal of mobile forensics is to … [Read more...] about What is mobile forensics?

How OSINT is revolutionizing the work of professionals in various industries

January 16, 2023 By admin

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is revolutionizing the work of professionals in various industries by providing them with access to vast amounts of publicly available information. This information can be used to gain a deeper understanding of the industry and make more informed decisions. In the field of security and intelligence, OSINT is used to gather information on … [Read more...] about How OSINT is revolutionizing the work of professionals in various industries

Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and Recorded Future sign Memorandum of Cooperation

December 6, 2022 By admin

Intelligence Collaboration to Protect Critical Infrastructure Will Support Resilience in Ukraine and Yield Novel Products KYIV, Ukraine and BOSTON, Dec. 6, 2022 - Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and Recorded Future, the world's largest intelligence company, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) to protect critical infrastructure in … [Read more...] about Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and Recorded Future sign Memorandum of Cooperation

MSAB launches XAMN Pro – investigator analysis software for speed, security, and data accuracy

December 1, 2022 By admin

MSAB, a world leader in mobile forensics, launches a new revamped offering of the XAMN analysis software suite. XAMN Pro is MSAB’s mobile forensic data review and analysis platform, which allows digital forensic examiners, investigators, and analysts to review all extracted data from mobile phones in its native form for maximum speed, security, and data accuracy. “We are … [Read more...] about MSAB launches XAMN Pro – investigator analysis software for speed, security, and data accuracy

Frame AI Raises $7.6 Million for its AI-Driven Customer Intelligence Platform

November 30, 2022 By admin

Funding Led by G20 Ventures with New Participation from Velvet Sea, ValueStream, Twilio and LiveRamp NEW YORK - Frame AI, the leading AI-driven platform for Customer Intelligence, announced today that it has raised $7.6M in funding to accelerate growth. The oversubscribed round was led by existing investors G20 Ventures with participation from FirstMark and Greycroft, and … [Read more...] about Frame AI Raises $7.6 Million for its AI-Driven Customer Intelligence Platform

A Chinese spy tried to steal GE’s secrets

November 29, 2022 By admin

A Chinese spy tried to steal GE’s secrets. Instead, he got caught by the US—and gave the world an unprecedented glimpse into China’s espionage apparatus. https://t.co/LNBg2v7XRR— Bloomberg (@business) November 29, 2022 … [Read more...] about A Chinese spy tried to steal GE’s secrets

Swedish couple who immigrated from Russia more than 20 years ago arrested for espionage

November 26, 2022 By admin

Swedish couple who immigrated from Russia more than 20 years ago arrested for espionage. They worked in the "import-export" business which should have been enough of a red flag (apologies to any legitimate "impex international businessmen" that do exist:) pic.twitter.com/ONIEydD0KB— Christo Grozev (@christogrozev) November 22, 2022 … [Read more...] about Swedish couple who immigrated from Russia more than 20 years ago arrested for espionage

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