Some of Israel's most sensitive technological systems activated by its defense establishment were mistakenly exposed last year when the contents of a certain parliamentary debate found its way to the Knesset (Parliament)'s website. Knesset officials claimed to have drawn conclusions from that event, yet same failure seems to repeat itself when protocols of sensitive sub committees were put onto the same website without proper filtration just these past weeks, revealing names of senior employees within the intelligence community, details which are supposed to remain unrevealed in public [Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Hebrew summarized from 'Haaretz online'].

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The amusing but lesson-teaching "Please rob me" website, offers its readers a listing of all those empty homes out there, whose owners have just left for vacation or for other reasons. The site cross-verifies this information from the different popular social websites thus facilitating potential robbers to locate their new targets easily. The website aims at raising companies' awareness,  provoking them to provide answers to online privacy related issues [Hebrew summerized from 'Calcalist' of Feb 22, 2010].
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Cleaning person "swiped" information, visitor "accidentally" entered the wrong office and sales manager whose social network profile gave away one redundant detail - A new study states that in 2009 the motivation of companies to steal information from competitors increased. Here are 10 tips to help you keep the information close to you.
[Saturday, February 6, 2010. Hebrew summarized from 'YNet Economy'].
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EMC Israel, a subsidiary of the international data storage company EMC, was simply unaware that its chief executive Eyal Copitt had served a year in jail, from November 2002 to November 2003. Copitt was convicted of tax evasion of some NIS 5 million, and his violations were committed at a number of the 11 companies he had founded in the 1990s and the early 2000s.

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The financial crisis exposed a wave of Ponzi schemes, securities fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering and making false filings. A new study shows that 0.25% of employees tend to embezzle at some point. Lately, there is a swift of multitude publications over this issue, such as Madoff or Stanford's cases and others, smaller in scale but no less disgracing or hurting in loss and damage.
[Tuesday, October 27, 2009. Hebrew summarized from 'Globes']
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