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Former Postal Employee Pleads Guilty To Workers’ Compensation Fraud CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Johnnie Franklin Sullivan, Sr., 73, of Mooresville, N.C., appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Susan C. Rodriguez today and pleaded guilty to workers’ compensation fraud for a job-connected injury, announced Dena J. King, U.S. Attorney for the Western of North Carolina. Jeff Krafels, Special
San Jose, CA – The arrest of Chenguang Gong, a 57-year-old engineer, on charges of stealing classified missile tracking technology has sent shockwaves through the tech community and sparked heated debates about national security, intellectual property rights, and the potential for whistleblower retaliation. Gong, a Chinese national, allegedly downloaded sensitive information from his employer, a
2023 may be behind us, but the devious minds of scammers never rest. As technology evolves and social trends shift, so too do their cunning tactics. So, fasten your digital seatbelts, because we’re diving into the murky depths of 2024’s top scams – the phantoms lurking in the online shadows, waiting to steal your data,
AI-generated deepfakes are not simply manipulated videos or audios. They are, at their core, synthetic chameleons: digital creations crafted by artificial intelligence that seamlessly blend the real and the fabricated. But unlike regular chameleons blending into their surroundings, deepfakes aim to deceive, masquerading as authentic representations of reality to manipulate our perception. The rapid advancement