Are the Tyco executives criminals?
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Tyco Tries to Move On
Tyco Tries to Move On
08/11/2004 06:55 PMInvestors give this scandal-plagued company a second chance.
Tyco to sell undersea network
Tyco to sell undersea network
11/05/2003 01:23 PMCNET Nov 5 2003 12:22PM ET
Former Tyco Lawyer Belnick Acquitted
(AP)
Former Tyco Lawyer Belnick Acquitted
(AP)
07/15/2004 03:23 PMAP - Tyco International Ltd.'s former top lawyer, Mark A. Belnick, was
acquitted Thursday of grand larceny, securities fraud and falsifying
business records.
Ex-Tyco Execs Convicted in Second Trial
(AP)
Ex-Tyco Execs Convicted in Second Trial
(AP)
06/17/2005 04:37 PMAP - Former Tyco International CEO Dennis Kozlowski and a subordinate
were convicted Friday of looting more than $600 million from their
company to pay for lavish parties, fancy art and an opulent Manhattan
apartment that featured a $6,000 shower curtain.
No verdict yet in ex-Tyco lawyer's trial
No verdict yet in ex-Tyco lawyer's trial
07/13/2004 12:24 AMSeattletimes.nwsource.com - Mon Jul 12, 09:09 pm GMT
Tyco posts 63-percent jump in 3Q profit
Tyco posts 63-percent jump in 3Q profit
08/04/2004 01:25 AMSeattletimes.nwsource.com - Tue Aug 3, 10:37 pm GMT
Character to Be Major Issue in Tyco
Trial
Character to Be Major Issue in Tyco
Trial
05/06/2004 01:35 AMIn the case of Mark Belnick, the former chief counsel at Tyco, the
outcome may well turn more on what jurors think about his character
than on the facts.
Former Top Lawyer for Tyco Is Acquitted
in Larceny Trial
Former Top Lawyer for Tyco Is Acquitted
in Larceny Trial
07/15/2004 05:10 PMMark A. Belnick was acquitted today on charges that he stole millions
of dollars in the form of unauthorized bonuses and loans.
Ex-Lawyer for Tyco Is Acquitted in
Larceny Trial
Ex-Lawyer for Tyco Is Acquitted in
Larceny Trial
07/15/2004 03:44 PMMark A. Belnick was acquitted today of charges he sold his silence
while two other Tyco executives stole $600 million.
Former Tyco Lawyer Not Guilty of Fraud
(Reuters)
Former Tyco Lawyer Not Guilty of Fraud
(Reuters)
07/15/2004 03:23 PMReuters - Tyco International Ltd.'s former
general counsel, Mark Belnick, on Thursday was found not guilty
of securities fraud and grand larceny in connection with his
role as the top attorney at the conglomerate.
Tyco bosses guilty of $150m theft
Tyco bosses guilty of $150m theft
06/17/2005 03:21 PMTwo former bosses of US manufacturer Tyco stole $150m from the company
to fund lavish lifestyles.
Former Tyco chiefs found guilty
(Reuters)
Former Tyco chiefs found guilty
(Reuters)
06/17/2005 04:37 PMReuters - Former Tyco International Ltd. Chief
Executive Dennis Kozlowski and finance chief Mark Swartz were
found guilty on Friday of stealing more than $150 million,
giving prosecutors pursuing the recent wave of corporate
scandals one of their biggest victories to date.
Whose criminals are they?
Whose criminals are they?
11/17/2003 10:04 PM Whose criminals
are they? Canada and the U.S. are deporting immigrant criminals
back to the Caribbean -- criminals who were born there but, in many
cases, raised in North America. Whose problem are they? Virtually
every Caribbean country feels the burden of the deportations,
espe
cially from the U.S., which, in 1998, deported 55,500
"aliens" on criminal grounds, 3,700 to the Caribbean.
Defenders of the deportations say Canada and the U.S. are just getting
rid of bad apples, many of whom shouldn't be here in the first place.
But The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) says that, frequently, the
deportees have little more than place of birth to connect them to the
region. In most cases these deportees have no money, little education,
few relatives or friends to whom they can turn, and many are truly
violent and lawless. The culture of drugs and guns that many carry
back to their native lands is wreaking havoc in nations that receive
them in substantial numbers.
Arizona is for Criminals
Arizona is for Criminals
11/15/2003 01:04 AMCarnage, Arizona, is the one-stop Internet portal for people "tired of
having to hunt down all the news and information related to the dark
side of Arizona." Daily deaths, death row inmates, and deadbeat dads!
(11-15)
Criminals may opt for Voice over IP
Criminals may opt for Voice over IP
06/17/2004 03:52 AMUK becoming a haven for e-criminals
UK becoming a haven for e-criminals
06/24/2005 08:29 PMCombating The Cyber Criminals
Combating The Cyber Criminals
05/12/2004 09:45 AMSatellite tracking for criminals
Satellite tracking for criminals
09/01/2004 07:34 PMProlific offenders and paedophiles are to be monitored using
satellites under three pilot schemes.
Children of criminals 'targeted'
Children of criminals 'targeted'
08/15/2004 11:13 PMPlans to stop youngsters with convict fathers from following them into
a life of crime are unveiled.
then get treated like cattle and
criminals
then get treated like cattle and
criminals
09/06/2004 08:12 PMGitmo on the Hudson
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Hardworking Criminals and Poker
Hardworking Criminals and Poker
12/19/2004 03:06 PM
I attended a client's Christmas lunch yesterday. Together we
were a nice formiddable
cluster of forces with lots of proven talents in our own fields --
engineers, executives,
lawyers, strategists, and investors. At one point we talked
about the current
and near future security landscape and, frankly, the picture looks
real good for security
technology companies.
Most notable change was that the bad guys are focusing more on ways
to attack at the
infrastructure level, not only taking advantage of existing
vulnerabilities but boldly
creating their own. For example, selling Cisco router clones
with compromised
firmware means they can gain full control over all the packets
passing through those
routers anytime they want.
With the world full of bad guys, working hard constantly to create
new market opportunities
for security companies, profit for those companies hangs in
the balance between
hope and despair. With too much of either, disbelief kicks
in. While finding
the right balance is difficult to do as a group, security
technology market ecosystem
is IMHO better than others such as open source market (create a
useful jungle of a
mess en masse, sell survival manuals and cleanup service), although
not as good as
the one defense companies have.
It's not just the criminals who are working hard. Folks at
Secunia have discovered
another mind-wheeling
IE vulnerability. If you look at how it's implemented
(view source on the
page), you can see that it takes no more than a few minutes to
mimick any website
your want with minimal hassle.
If you are in the software business, you shouldn't despair.
The good news (?)
is that highly critical vulnerabilities encourage users to update
their software at
unprecedented rate. For example, this Acrobat
Reader vulnerability, which allows hackers to run their
code as soon as someone
opens a compromised PDF file available over the
web, means everyone with
Acrobat Reader should update.
The added bonus for developers is that hassles of supporting legacy
code can be easily
blasted away with vulnerabilities (we really want to support
legacy browsers,
but we can't for security reasons) and creates new
opportunities (Foo Explorer is
full of bugs, get Foofox).
So are we winning the war against hackers? You bet.
While the flow of
vulnerabilities (hole flow?) will not stop until all of us are
buried and stomped
on for good measure, the good guys are making a lot more money than
the bad guys.
Winning is easy if you are more flexible with the definition of
'we'.
Sorry guys. I am feeling a little sarcastic (insanely
optimistic?) today.
Maybe a nap will help.
Anyway, I have a big poker game tonight, a poker tournament finale
with winners and
runner ups from previous tournaments. I attended only
one tournament but
managed to knockout enough players to secure my spot. Odds
are against me though.
Since I attended only one tournament, I don't know most of
tonight's players and I
haven't had any time to plan my strategy. On top of that, I
had only four hours
of sleep last night. So I'll have to wing it as I go and try
to stay awake though
the slugging fest.
Time To Take Down Some Cyber Criminals
Time To Take Down Some Cyber Criminals
06/08/2004 08:17 PMWriter Bruce Sterling gave the keynote address at a security
conference and said that it's time that law enforcement realized that
online scams are no longer the result of bored teenagers, but the
majority are
for-pr
ofit enterprises run by organized crime operations. He says that
law enforcement still doesn't take online crime seriously enough, and
that's letting these online criminals take over. His solution is to
get prosecutors who will take down online criminals and make an
example of them. In other words, someone needs to take charge and
clean up cyberspace.
Cameraphones + dumb criminals
Cameraphones + dumb criminals
12/19/2003 11:54 AMOne reader writes in regarding the post today about cellphones placing
people at the scenes of crimes:I work for a Federal law enforcement
agency and...
Plan focusing on worst criminals
Plan focusing on worst criminals
07/18/2004 11:20 PMThe 5,000 most prolific criminals in England and Wales are to be
heavily targeted as part of a five-year Home Office crime plan.
"Hahahaha...criminals are so
stupid...hahahahaha!"
"Hahahaha...criminals are so
stupid...hahahahaha!"
05/20/2004 02:30 AMPolice poster names gun criminals
Police poster names gun criminals
04/30/2004 12:32 AMGun criminals in Nottinghamshire are being "named and shamed" in a
poster campaign.
Computers fiasco could 'free' criminals
Computers fiasco could 'free' criminals
05/02/2004 08:49 PMGlasgow Herald May 3 2004 0:56AM GMT
Scheme targets prolific criminals
Scheme targets prolific criminals
09/06/2004 08:08 PMThe home secretary launches a scheme to target the country's 5,000
most prolific criminals.
Cyber-criminals face tougher law
Cyber-criminals face tougher law
07/01/2004 10:10 AMNew Media Age Jul 1 2004 1:40PM GMT
Blunkett targets worst criminals
Blunkett targets worst criminals
07/19/2004 04:27 AMThe worst anti-social behaviour in England and Wales is to be targeted
under a five-year Home Office plan.
Met targets South Asian criminals
Met targets South Asian criminals
06/15/2004 12:15 AMLondon's Metropolitan Police are setting up a unit to tackle crime
carried out by and on South Asians living in Britain, BBC News learns.
Criminals target tsunami victims
Criminals target tsunami victims
01/04/2005 10:46 AMThe victims of the Asian tsunami now face a new danger - that of
criminals and opportunists trying to cash in on their misfortune.
Digital maps help track criminals
Digital maps help track criminals
03/08/2004 11:23 PMCrime mapping technology is helping police forces in England stay one
step ahead of offenders.
Government FBI unit will take on channel
criminals
Government FBI unit will take on channel
criminals
02/15/2004 10:30 PMComputer Weekly Feb 16 2004 2:08AM GMT
Online criminals challenge police
Online criminals challenge police
04/08/2005 04:40 AMOnline crime groups are getting more sophisticated and harder to
penetrate, say UK's hi-tech crime busters.
Online criminals challenge police
Online criminals challenge police
04/08/2005 09:59 AMNewshub.com - Fri Apr 8, 08:36 am GMT
Innocent people dubbed criminals
Innocent people dubbed criminals
04/15/2004 11:37 PMNearly 200 people have been wrongly recorded as criminals by the
Criminal Records Bureau, BBC News learns.
Criminals Thank Judge for Jail Time
(Reuters)
Criminals Thank Judge for Jail Time
(Reuters)
09/10/2004 11:22 AMReuters - Two criminals showed their polite side
on Friday when they thanked the judge after he sent them to
jail for six years each for converting hundreds of blank-firing
guns into lethal weapons.
Crime time Why more and more criminals
are turning to computers
Crime time Why more and more criminals
are turning to computers
05/11/2004 10:16 PMBBC May 12 2004 2:51AM GMT
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