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Industrial espionage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Industrial espionage or corporate espionage is espionage conducted for commercial purposes instead of national security purposes. The term is distinct from legal and ethical activities such as exam...
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Espionage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Corporate espionage is the kind of thing most of us have read about in spy novels, but not something we regularly talk about in our IT planning sessions. ... Yet according to USA Today, corporate spying is more prevalent than we typically hear of, since most of its victims avoid the embarrassment that would come from...
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I’ve read a lot of posts recently where people look down on what you call corporate espionage, but I liked how you presented it as a learning process. It’s a great paradigm shift that I’ll be more conscious of now.
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A second Trojan used in the latest zero-day attack against Microsoft Office contains characteristics that pinpoint corporate espionage as the main motive, according to virus hunters tracking the threat.
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April 23rd, 2008 | by Mark 'Rizzn' Hopkins ... News Corp, the media conglomerate that’s parent to a number of New and Old Media properties including the Wall Street Journal, MySpaceMySpace and Fox News Channel, may be subject to a stunning billion dollar civil judgement against them soon, ... The hacker in question,
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Corporate espionage using very simple tactics much of it carried out by trusted insiders, familiar business acquaintances, even janitors is surging. That's because businesses large and small are collecting and storing more data than ever before. ... Marla Suttenberg had a sinking feeling that a corporate spy was shadowing her.
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