A new days from the company that owns the Nasdaq Stock Market during the weekend confirmed that its computer network had been compromised, especially a service that the business leaders, including board members, can safely share confidential documents. The fact that the Web-based service, called directedr office, had penetrated could lend credence to a theory that the law enforcement authorities examining the case considered, that hackers are focusing on non-public inside information illegally can be used to get extract a trading edge. More suggest to him that the goal was what he called “virtual trading” hacking into sensitive a publicly traded company internal information and making transactions on that information before public.
which are no “penetration testing of computer networks of government agencies and large companies, a former cyber-security expert at the World Bank, which is now not” penetration testing “of computer networks government agencies and large companies, said another possible reason for that part of the network of Nasdaq’s objective could be to use it as a means to find ways to break into Nasdaq clients’ networks to discover. Prior to that, the company said, the Justice Department had requested to refrain from notifying customers until 14 February at the earliest to facilitate research. A spokesman for the department declined comment
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