One of the World’s Greatest Art Collections Hides Behind This Fence (Published 2016)
From left, a Etruscan sarcophagus that was locked in a free port for decades under a shell company’s name and returned to Italy earlier this year along with other antiquities stolen from burial sites; Picasso’s “Petit Pierrot aux Fleurs,” a portrait of his son Paolo in a harlequin costume, one of about 4,500 works the Nahmad family of London art dealers is said to have tucked away in the Geneva Fr
How Israel Caught Russian Hackers Scouring the World for U.S. Secrets (Published 2017)
Kaspersky Lab’s products require access to everything stored on a computer in order to scour it for viruses or other dangers.Credit...Sergei Ilnitsky/European Pressphoto Agency It was a case of spies watching spies watching spies: Israeli intelligence officers looked on in real time as Russian government hackers searched computers around the world for the code names of American intelligence progra
The Fake Americans Russia Created to Influence the Election (Published 2017)
The DCLeaks site had gone live a few days earlier, posting the first samples of material, stolen from prominent Americans by Russian hackers, that would reverberate through the presidential election campaign and into the Trump presidency. The site’s phony promoters were in the vanguard of a cyberarmy of counterfeit Facebook and Twitter accounts, a legion of Russian-controlled impostors whose opera
Boston Red Sox Used Apple Watches to Steal Signs Against Yankees - The New York Times
Boston’s Rafael Devers, right, with his teammate Xander Bogaerts after Devers hit a home run in the second inning of a 9-6 victory over the Yankees on Aug. 18.Credit...Adam Glanzman/Getty Images WASHINGTON — For decades, spying on another team has been as much a part of baseball’s gamesmanship as brushback pitches and hard slides. The Boston Red Sox have apparently added a modern — and illicit — t
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