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Niskauna used steganography to hide the data inside pictures of a sunset
Zheng is accused of stealing trade secrets belonging to his employer GE, federal prosecutors said in a release. He is specifically accused of using "an elaborate and sophisticated means to remove electronic files" involving GE turbine technology trade secrets.
He did so by using a system called steganography to hide the data inside an innocuous looking digital picture of a sunset and then emailing that picture containing the stole files to his personal email account, prosecutors said.
Zheng admitted to the acts to investigators after the raid and that he used the picture method to take materials belonging to GE on five to ten prior occasions, according to allegations in a federal affidavit filed in court.
He also admitted that companies he owns or works for in China work on the same technology that he worked on at GE; that his companies are not yet profitable, but have received money or funding from the government of China, according to the affidavit.
https://dailygazette.com/article/2018/08/01/feds-at-niskayuna-home-in-apparent-raid
Ukrainian hacker firm used Russian and Israeli front companies
FIN7 used a front company, Combi Security, purportedly headquartered in Russia and Israel, to provide a guise of legitimacy and to recruit hackers to join the criminal enterprise. Combi Security’s website indicated that it provided a number of security services such as penetration testing.