UK civil servant allegedly wore make-up to fake illness while holding five jobs
A remote-work fraud case exposes how video-call verification can fail - and why executives need to rethink identity controls.

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A remote-work fraud case exposes how video-call verification can fail - and why executives need to rethink identity controls.
Mohammed Barnieh met World Bank, Arab Monetary Fund, and Citigroup officials in Bangkok to expand grants for electricity, healthcare, water, and more.
A Chinese DRAM maker just changed the competitive math for Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron - and for every buyer of memory chips.
The Dutch chip-equipment giant's forward order interest signals AI-driven demand for advanced lithography is built to last well past this cycle.
A $14 hobbyist board allegedly taped behind an executive conference room TV has cost an OpenAI engineer his job and his freedom, and it is a wake-up call for every AI company.
Analysts are slashing earnings forecasts as the twin measures collide with a domestic sales slump, pushing 50-odd EV makers toward a do-or-die moment.
Vasuki indicus, a 47-million-year-old predator, could match the legendary Titanoboa and rewrite what we know about giant snakes.
A former investor alleges the exchange sold crypto derivatives to UK customers without FCA approval. The case could reshape offshore platform risk.
The arrest exposes a sophisticated insider threat at a top AI lab, where unreleased models and proprietary research are prime targets for espionage.
One X post, 45 million views, and a $15 million bird: how a superstar's complaint turned a tiny Brooklyn shop into ground zero.
The company used its own models to trace a hidden recorder to a 35-year-old engineer, turning insider threat detection into a boardroom issue.
The Independent Football Regulator's chair draws a red line as Manchester City face sanctions from fines to expulsion.