Are other Sony Picture movies just hanging around the company intranet?
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French startup Workwell is a mobile intranet that you'll actually like.
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Launching cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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So researchers knew that some kind of national intranet was coming.
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The page is presumably only available to Amazon employees through an intranet.
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Well, if you're playing in the employee intranet, they have departmental guides.
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The intranet software has on-boarded more than 4 million users globally.
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Successful incumbents are proficient at using WebEx, Outlook, and Intranet/Internet tools.
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"Such a lovely night with a lovely man," Ellie wrote on Sainsbury's intranet.
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And that's just to create the basic possibility of a working Russian intranet.
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If you've been working for a large company, chances are that your intranet sucks.
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The databases of supposed government workers were on a DoJ intranet, the hacker claimed.
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This feels like big news, that Iran's intranet is essentially its mode of communication.
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LumApps, the "social intranet" for the enterprise, has closed $24 million in Series B funding.
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The databases of DHS and FBI details were on the DOJ intranet, the hacker said.
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What you are seeing is that the internet is being replaced with a national intranet.
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Is there a country that has this kind of an intranet in operation and countrywide?
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"We've identified that malicious codes had spread to some computers in the intranet system," he said.
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SharePoint is primarily used by businesses to organize documents, build intranet sites, and manage content internally.
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However, it could have gone undetected for months in an intranet with more than 50,000 users.
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If you're a Station F member, you can access the application form from Station F's intranet.
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The tool can be accessed via web or mobile app, or incorporated into a company intranet.
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And there was no place in the company intranet where promotions or job openings were listed.
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Is there a link between the intranet project Iran is reportedly working on and the protests?
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And that's also why many companies rely on Okta to secure your authentication to a company's intranet.
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" Increasingly over the past decade, the Iranian regime has focused on building out a centralized national "intranet.
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LumApps, the cloud-based social intranet for the enterprise, has closed $70 million in Series C funding.
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Normally, the military database they hacked, working on a secured intranet, would be safe from compromise — but a contractor working at the data center left a cable in place that connected the military intranet to the internet, allowing the North Korean hackers to access the database of sensitive documents.
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It's a new landing site for a business' intranet that combines news, events, content, video, and even conversations.
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All most people see is a country-wide intranet, which only provides access to state-sanctioned content.[AP]
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As always, they'll have carte blanche to browse their intranet and see how other teams are measuring success.
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SharePoint has been used by businesses for 15 years to organize documents, build intranet sites, and manage content.
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The mesh can also function locally when the broader internet is down, creating a local intranet for communications.
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We wanted to build… a solution that bridged [an] intranet and social network, with the latest new technologies.
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ARED has developed a "smart kiosk" that will offer wifi, local intranet and data collection from its users.
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Why not build our own intranet -- our own network of content on the kiosk to serve our community?
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While many North Koreans may have access to a smartphone, they can only access a government-controlled intranet.
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Casaleggio explained that the aim of this new project was to experiment with communication dynamics on the company's intranet.
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South Korea said in December that Pyongyang had broken into the South Korean military intranet and leaked confidential information.
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Only 5.6 percent of Cuban homes had either intranet or internet access last year, according to a U.N. agency.
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Only 3.4 percent of Cuban homes had either intranet or internet access last year, according to a U.N. agency.
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In 1999, the first online version of the manual, known as the Stylebook, became available on the NYT intranet.
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It's designed to combine typical intranet searches into an interface where you can also search the web using Bing.
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And now, Welcome to the Jungle is about to launch Welcome Home, the startup's take on the good ol' intranet.
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This might be the platform to go with if you are designing an app as an intranet for a company.
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In addition to logistical difficulty accessing the Wire, many Walmart workers find looking up information on the intranet overwhelmingly complicated.
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At the time, it began by providing tools for managing SharePoint, Microsoft&aposs still-popular intranet and file sharing tool.
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North Koreans also enjoy surfing the country's intranet, but their choices are very limited with fewer than 30 sites on offer.
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Last week, before the impeachment vote, Seoul accused its insular northern neighbor of hacking its military intranet and leaking confidential information.
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Bent on transforming the global Internet into a Chinese Intranet, official censors have made deft and extensive use of the method.
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He moderated staff discussions on the company intranet and made sure we kept the human part of our company culture alive.
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China built its online infrastructure with control foremost in mind; the system it developed is now more countrywide intranet than internet.
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" Said unscrupulous means, according to Huawei, perhaps most notably include "[launching] cyber attacks to infiltrate Huawei's intranet and internal information systems.
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And what wasn't expected was that we might start seeing signs of the intranet during an internet shutdown that's targeting protests.
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This way, you can establish a connection with your company's intranet and use your computer as if it were in the office.
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Users will hook up a Roku-style set-top box to access state-controlled intranet through IPTV protocol, with limited viewing options.
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You can find more information about the case, which may also help with those discussions, on the OPL 245 intranet web page.
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There is also an intranet — a rigidly controlled domestic version of the internet — and students learn English from about the third grade.
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Google also says it has rebuilt Google Sites, its lightweight tool for creating websites and intranet sites for use by work teams.
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Facebook, with Workplace, is hoping to revolutionise how companies want to work with employees by shedding the old ideals of emails and intranet.
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"The alternative of doing nothing is not an option," he said, according to comments posted on the bank's intranet and seen by Reuters.
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They could also infiltrate the malware into intranet computers when the military's closed internal network was mistakenly linked to the internet during maintenance.
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A Navy bulletin said that members with TikTok accounts who didn't remove the app from devices would be blocked from the Navy intranet.
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This included building an intranet page for approvals rather than gaining approval through email and reducing the number and seniority of approvers required.
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So you've got a parallel intranet being formed in front of our eyes, where the people want to reach out but they can't.
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The post, titled "Is a Tweet policy?" on "The Sounding Board," a forum on the State Department's intranet, prompted thoughtful, though equally perplexed, comments.
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If it works as advertised, you should be able to carry on using IE on your company's outdated intranet system without actually realizing it.
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Only 1 percent nationally, and 5 percent in the capital Pyongyang, had access to North Korea's intranet, but there was no internet, Hulshof said.
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Inside North Korea, citizens only have access to a government-run, heavily censored intranet rather than the full depths of the world wide web.
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The country's reliance on a local intranet and its use of offensive hacks from outside the country give it a particular advantage in cyberwarfare.
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The hacker also took several screenshots while he was inside the Department of Justice's intranet, highlighting what a serious data breach this really was.
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It requires an app to use and, according to state media, only offers people access to North Korea's intranet and not the global internet.
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When I got married, I filled out a form on my company&aposs intranet to update the beneficiary from my sister to my wife.
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The requirements from website to website can change a lot―for example, an intranet website and an online shopping experience will have vastly different needs.
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Some, such as "university students, scientists, and select government officials," have access to the nation's intranet, which is run and closely monitored by the government.
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Though the government shifted some essential online functions to the country's National Information Network (NIN), a centralized national intranet, general connectivity was crippled for days.
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Employees should make sure they read e-mails, announcements posted on bulletin boards, the organization's intranet, and any other venue the employer uses to communicate benefits.
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Clicking the item brings users to a section of the Delos Destinations intranet named "Backup B," which contains text that echoes Maling's assessment of the Mesa.
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All of the mobile apps are designed to make SharePoint more accessible on the go, allowing users to access things like corporate intranet sites and content.
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Alongside Springboard, the company also announced an update to Google Sites — a tool that's essentially a website builder for your company's in-house wiki or intranet.
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During mass protests and violence, China can shut down access to the wider internet in entire regions, forcing users to rely on a very limited intranet.
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The good old firewall that used to protect your intranet isn't going to be of much use when your applications live on multiple clouds, after all.
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Leverage the company website or intranet to share updatesIt's easier to create a page that you can update frequently than it is to continuously send emails.
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Of course, if you have an urgent announcement, reaching your team via email is fine (just make sure to put that update on the intranet, too).
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In 2001, one McDonnell engineer wrote a scathing critique of the metric and its inevitable result, "Out-sourced Profits," that went viral on Boeing's intranet server.
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A small number of specialists — including university students, scientists, and select government officials — have access to North Korea's domestic, state-run intranet known as the Kwangmyong.
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With Sync, users can easily congregate and access not only information created natively on Guru but also information stored in a wiki, intranet or web-based applications.
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Even though North Koreans are limited to using a tiny, domestic intranet controlled by the government, See said that domestically assembled mobile phones are becoming more common.
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The regime has been sluggish in stemming the tide or countering it with anything resembling a China-style intranet to refocus attention on the state media apparatus.
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The company now requires employees to make a request on an intranet page—a process that can take up to two weeks, according to the Washington Post.
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It would seem so, if Facebook has its way and truly lets your bosses ditch emails and intranet and all of the inner workings of PC-based bureaucracy.
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It turns out that Chevalier isn't the only employee who has been disciplined for speaking out against instances of white supremacy, sexism, and homophobia on the Google intranet.
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Yet, Baidu remains the dominant source of information for over 700 million "intranet" users in the country and it controls over 80 percent of China's online space today.
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Trestle: Founded by a former employee of Stripe, a fellow Y Combinator grad, Trestle provides companies a home page/easy-to-use intranet with profiles of each employee.
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North Koreans have only been able to use a sealed-off, government-sanctioned intranet, but foreigners had been able to go online with few overt restrictions, until now.
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One case spotted last September was an attack on the personal computer of South Korea's defense minister as well as the ministry's intranet to extract military operations intelligence.
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They are encouraging local residents to take advantage of that intranet and build shared tools like a forum and emergency communication network that is completely localized and secure.
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One case spotted last September was an attack on the personal computer of South Korea's defence minister as well as the ministry's intranet to extract military operations intelligence.
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And [separately] there was this intranet that was being developed and it looks like that might have been switched ahead of schedule and might have enabled at scale.
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On our company intranet message board, Charney posted a cropped photo of one woman's eyebrows at a store with a big "NO" under it — that one went public.
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Iranian authorities are wary of social media, which has fueled prior protests, and last year declared their intent to eventually restrict the country's internet users to a national intranet.
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If you're part of a reasonably big company, chances are there are certain resources that are only available via the intranet, internal network, or whatever your company calls it.
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She reportedly had access to the Secret Service's intranet and email systems, which included schedules of the current and past presidents, vice-president and their spouses, including Hillary Clinton.
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"That's why we are also currently look at alternative options for growth," CEO Martin Zielke told employees, according to comments posted on the bank's intranet and seen by Reuters.
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For example, news letters, mailing lists, intranet sites that no one was really using and aren't mobile friendly and legacy Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) calling systems, he said.
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Google Sites is essentially a drag-and-drop website builder for creating both public facing web pages and intranet sites that's deeply integrated with the rest of Google's tools.
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This knowledge tends to get scattered into any one of several miscellaneous documents on a corporate intranet or wiki site, but it mostly lives in the heads of employees.
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Videos showing employees how to talk with bar staff and how to take pictures of cocktails for social media were posted on the company's intranet and shared by email.
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"Information doesn't do any good if it's hidden away in a locked file cabinet," Best said, or, in this case, an intranet server which is a pain to access.
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"We could compromise the VPN server and corporate intranet with no authentication required, compromise all the VPN clients, and steal all secrets from the victims," Tsai told TechCrunch an email.
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Because it mostly uses a closed intranet and only has limited connection to the world wide web, even the best hackers from the US have a hard time getting in.
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With that period of uncertainty stretching on longer than usual, an employee at a Samsung affiliate said staff had been occupying themselves reading news reports and surfing the corporate intranet.
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He was not asked about, nor did he address, the fact that Messenger is also building business tools, as well as its own intranet messaging service via Facebook at Work.
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Used by over 200,000 organizations, SharePoint is often synonymous with the "intranet" – the internal portals businesses run behind the firewall where employees share news, files, collaborate on projects and more.
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Most North Koreans do not have access to the internet, and the few who are allowed to go online are limited to a state-run intranet with 28 tedious websites.
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Workers are notified of their eligibility via the company's intranet, according to a company spokesperson, and they're required to give their supervisor one day's notice about their need to leave.
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In one 2016 incident, Andariel was involved in hacking into the personal computer of the South Korean defense minister and the Defense Ministry's intranet to extract information about military operations.
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In 2003, one year before Facebook was founded, a website called Facemash began nonconsensually scraping pictures of students at Harvard from the school's intranet and asking users to rate their hotness.
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North Koreans (and visitors) will be able to access the service through a set-top box called Manbang, which roughly translates to "everywhere" in Korean and operates on the government's intranet.
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Microsoft announced this morning the launch of a new mobile app for SharePoint customers aimed at bringing a company's SharePoint-powered intranet portal and its content to users' smartphones and tablets.
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"We launched LumApps Social Intranet solution in 2015, after our historical customer Veolia asked us to create a platform based on their needs," LumApps founder and CEO Sébastien Ricard tells me.
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But the chief operating office at London's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has upbraided workers in an open letter on the organization's intranet for their bad behavior, according to British media reports.
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If your company uses a VPN and/or a mobile device management service to give you access to its intranet and internal web apps, then you know how annoying those are.
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One component the groups are most eager to build out is the intranet that will result from connecting so many homes (about 50 in each neighborhood) to a shared wireless connection.
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This same intranet circulates bootleg American movies and older versions of music production software such as Reason, which is used by nearly all Cuban producers for lack of a better option.
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Instead, it has set up computer clubs for children and has an entire internal World of Warcraft intranet ecosystem and state-coded social networks that are not connected to the actual internet.
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Since the change, employees now have to receive approval by making a request through a company intranet page, and the form now requires employees to give a business justification for their request.
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This is Comodo's second security snafu this year following another breach involving an exposed password, which allowed a security researcher access to the company's intranet — and access to internal files and documents.
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Since the change, employees now have to receive approval by making a request through a form on a company intranet page, which requires employees to give a "business justification" for their request.
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Yet this is a quick way to multiply the impact of your donation, so check your workplace intranet page or speak with HR to find out if your employer offers a program.
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It means manufacturers will still continue to preference HTTP integrations instead of offering Intranet of Things solutions, and it means sane fallbacks and behaviors are needed for when your Internet connection is interrupted.
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Devices using the firm's components in China and elsewhere were unlikely to suffer from similar attacks because they were more frequently used for industrial purposes and within more secure intranet networks, he added.
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Last month, ETECSA launched a free Cuba-only messaging application, Todus, while Cuba's own intranet with a handful of government-approved sites and email is much cheaper to access than the wider internet.
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Diana Nucera of the Detroit Community Technology Project began setting it up in 2016, installing wireless repeaters and access points to spread its own gigabit connection and intranet resources to those in need.
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Founded in Paris back in 2012, before launching today's proposition in 2015, LumApps has developed what it describes as a "social intranet" for enterprises to enable employees to better informed, connect and collaborate.
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To speculate a bit, it's possible that North Korea is testing a social network that it will eventually make available only within the country's closely monitored intranet, which allows access to several government websites.
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He added that if workers had access to an intranet, then other measures would have to be taken to ensure they couldn't access the internet from the same devices while out of the office.
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At the same time, it is worth remembering that in 2016, the DCLeaks website now at the center of the FBI indictment of 12 Russian intelligence agents also published documents hacked from our intranet.
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Inside, visitors and workers sat tapping enthusiastically at banks of computers connected to the North Korean intranet, a tightly-regulated facsimile of the World Wide Web that largely consists of educational sites and propaganda.
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"The planned realignment of our U.S. business will result in respective headcount reductions," Michael Reuther, head of capital markets at Commerzbank, said in an interview published on the company's intranet and seen by Reuters.
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Under the contract, union employees would have to give up office space within the EPA offices and union leaders would not be able to use the intranet or agency billboards to communicate with members.
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Asked to elaborate on what machine learning and AI could bring to a social intranet, Ricard says the vision is to make LumApps a personal assistant for all communications and workflows in the enterprise.
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Owing to stringent security requirements, only a few of these systems are authorized by Congress, and many members use one called Intranet Quorum, made by Leidos, a Virginia-based defense contractor and technology company.
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Kendra is designed to "get rid of information silos" and add content from a mix of sources such as intranet sites, Microsoft SharePoint, and file-sharing services like Dropbox into one central, searchable location.
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For example, a piece of software should not be able to penetrate more than 10 percent of a corporate intranet without its growth being paused and an IT admin explicitly approving any additional installations.
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Part of the preparation included having the inventory, as well as ensuring that any given WeWork location could function as an office for a Microsoft employee, including all the tedious stuff like access to intranet.
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While a small amount of policy information is available to associates who log onto the WalmartOne app and website, most employee policies are only available in an intranet, known as "the wire," inside the company.
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The hacker claims the databases were on a Justice Department intranet and that he had access to a full terabyte of information — although he says he was only able to download 200 gigabytes of data.
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Under the latest contract, union employees would have to give up office space within the EPA offices and union leaders would not be able to use the intranet or agency billboards to communicate with members.
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The intranet site has infection prevention tips like asking employees who host events to make sure there is sufficient hand sanitizer and "appropriate hand-washing facilities," according to a source who works at the company.
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While North Korean citizens are only limited to using a domestic intranet strictly controlled by the government, See said Choson Exchange participants are increasingly utilizing mobile phones, in the same way their western counterparts do.
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Founded in Paris in 2012 — and now also with offices in London, Tokyo, San Francisco and New York — LumApps has developed a social web-styled intranet for enterprises to let company employees better connect and collaborate.
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The ECB, which defended Rottier's appointment when news broke last summer that an appeal had been filed against it, told staff on Thursday the decision had been annulled, according to an intranet posting seen by Reuters.
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Writing on the North Korea Tech blog, Martyn Williams notes that the list doesn't include domains for North Korea's intranet, which is available to a select few in the country and inaccessible from the global web.
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The "Quick Fix Tips" remained on Nycha's intranet as reference material for the staff, and was only removed last year after the United States attorney's office questioned senior Nycha executives about the document, the complaint said.
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Park said Samsung fired him in 2010 for reasons including poor work performance, after he posted a note via a company intranet that he wanted to form a union and asking his colleagues to join him.
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The woman, technically employed by the State Department, was assigned to work for the U.S. Secret Service in a role that gave her access to the Secret Service's email and intranet systems, according to the report.
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Since 2013, Pyongyang has had 3G mobile service, but most people have access only to North Korea's self-contained intranet, which allows them to send e-mail inside the country and to look at some Web sites.
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Kendra is designed to "get rid of information silos," according to Amazon, and add content from a mix of sources such as intranet sites, Microsoft SharePoint, and file-sharing services like Dropbox into one central, searchable location.
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The basic idea of a VPN is that instead of sending your network traffic directly to the website or service you're trying to contact, be it Netflix or the company intranet, you send it to a trusted server.
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The US Navy's computer network, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI), is experiencing an "increase in users who are teleworking/social distancing," for both users inside the contiguous states and overseas, Navy spokesman Joe Gradisher said to USNI.
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A tiny fraction of the elite population have access to the web, a small portion of the rest of the country has access to a highly censored intranet, and probably less than 10% of the population have cell phones.
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One unidentified source familiar with the woman's termination said she had access to the agency's email and intranet system, and argued that the agency had attempted to hide the breach by quietly firing her in 85033 without an investigation.
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With their own intranet, Iran was able to keep vital infrastructures running like hospitals and banks, while completely denying access to the only two global internet portals in Iran because both of the gateways are owned by the government.
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Investigators sometimes use digital forensics to review an employee's search history, as well as their activity in Google Drive, downloads, emails to personal accounts, whether they have connected a USB drive to their computer, searches within Google's intranet, and click-throughs.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A computer virus infected the Spanish Defence Ministry's intranet this month with the aim of stealing high tech military secrets, El País newspaper said on Tuesday, citing sources leading the investigation as suspecting a foreign power behind the cyberattack.
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The N.S.A.'s intranet proved to be even more vulnerable than Intelink, because Mr. Snowden was able to erase or alter the log files tracking his access, pilfering data without leaving a signature that could be traced back to him.
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Once you have it set up, you can drop the search on your company intranet or you can use it internally inside an application and it behaves as you would expect a search tool to do, with features like type ahead.
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Only a small minority of users — university students, scientists and select government officials — have access to Kwangmyong, a domestic intranet "that offers email and websites but is totally shut off from the rest of the world," according to a Slate article.
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There are multiple avenues available that we have shared with you before, you can also find the details on the intranet NBCNow" and concluded: "once again, our highest priority is to ensure we have a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected.
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For example, a Walmart worker being sexually harassed may complain to her manager, but if the manager isn't addressing the issue, going into his office to use the intranet to figure out what to do next can be a little bit awkward.
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"The reason why there has been such a massive attack in the U.S. and (one) is not likely going to be in China is that most of our products in China are industrial devices used within a closed intranet only," Liu said.
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In a quarterly update, posted on SKF's staff intranet last month and seen by Reuters, Danielson outlined positive developments in the quarter, but emphasized the need to cut costs, citing rising prices at suppliers, increasing steel prices and wages, and import duties.
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After the Urumqi rioting in 2009, officials shut down access to most outside websites for about a year, allowing Xinjiang's residents to see only government-approved sites, essentially creating an intranet in a territory with about one-sixth of China's land mass.
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Obi Gonzalez at his hotel of choice, USB in hand / Photo by the author Most Cuban DJs rely on large "Beatport Top 100" type download packs brought in from the outside and circulated on the rudimentary local intranet as their source for music.
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Microsoft is a good example of this: After decades of running an immense software and services empire, the number of support docs, studies, how-tos and so on are likely choking its intranet and search may or may not be effective on such a corpus.
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But one particular eccentricity has stuck in my brain: the vast database of "face charts" on the company intranet, methodically naming and picturing the gallery's most prized collectors, ostensibly so we could tell the Real Big Spenders apart from hordes of well-dressed nobodies.
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" But, according to an EU official closely involved with the system, it has been a total failure, serving "as nothing more than an intranet, a social media platform" for those using it to voice "exasperation, frustration, and annoyance with the inefficacy of the system.
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Sterling has, since Dawn and Marie first met with their lawyer, instituted a gender-blind algorithm for determining pay and an intranet program that allowed employees to post their interest in promotion, and says it has eliminated Resolve for any complaints that occurred after 2018.
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According to AppleWeb (via Cult of Mac), the tech giant's own intranet, the "Apple Stage" as it's called, the platform and rainbow structure are made of some 25,000 parts, including an aluminum frame (because of course it is), and is designed to for quick assembly and deconstruction.
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" What that means: "The Russian national had been hired by the US Secret Service and is understood to have had access to the agency's intranet and email systems, which gave her a potential window into highly confidential material including the schedules of the president and vice-president.
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The delay stemmed from a combination of factors, including a legal review, intranet work fiefs and the slow-turning wheels of a sprawling corporate infrastructure, according to several people familiar with the process, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the internal discussions.
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"Internet will return to the life of the Iranian people soon and the government [will] continue to develop it," Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi said, according to Press TV. He added that some essential online services had been switched to Iran's National Information Network (NIN), a centralized national intranet.
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TikTok's national security scrutiny tightens as U.S. Navy reportedly bans popular social app According to a notice published by the U.S. Navy this past week, TikTok will no longer be allowed to be installed on service members' devices, or they may face expulsion from the military service's intranet.
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Vox's Delia Paunescu writes: [An] alarming fact is that Iran might further isolate its citizens from the rest of the world through its own intranet, which the government has been developing in order to give the regime more control over what content and services people can access in the country.
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The latest, according to a notice published by the U.S. Navy this past week and reported on by Reuters and the South China Morning Post, is that TikTok will no longer be allowed to be installed on service members' devices, or they may face expulsion from the military service's intranet.
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About half of his targets took the bait, and the 33-year-old hacker sitting in his downtown Manhattan apartment says he soon had all the access he needed to the company's very real intranet portal, along with an email archive, sensitive documents, and DNS registry credentials that would have allowed him to hijack the company's website.
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Today Kamkar released the schematics and code for a proof-of-concept device he calls PoisonTap: a tiny USB dongle that, whether plugged into a locked or unlocked PC, installs a set of web-based backdoors that in many cases allow an attacker to gain access to the victim's online accounts, corporate intranet sites, or even their router.
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We were allowed to visit a silk factory, the science and technology complex (computers are connected to an internal intranet, not the internet), an elite high school and an anti-American war museum, as well as an amusement park, restaurants and a dolphinarium — evidence of Kim Jong-un's efforts to allow citizens of Pyongyang, where the elite live, opportunities for fun.
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Donald Trump Tweets Rex Tillerson Is &aposWasting His Time&apos Trying to Avoid Nuclear WarPresident Donald Trump, who has spent most of this weekend using Twitter to bully beleaguered…Read more ReadSpeaking with local media, Rhee Cheol-hee, a South Korean lawmaker and a member of the South Korean Parliament's National Defense Committee, said that a 2016 breach of his country's Defense Ministry's intranet was much worse than previously announced.
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Iranian hackers launched an extended campaign in 2012-2013 against American banks including Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America; infiltrated the U.S. Navy-Marine Corps' Intranet in 2013; penetrated the control system of a dam in New York in 2013; caused $40 million in damages in a 85033 attack on the Sands Corporation's computer servers; and hacked the social media accounts of White House officials in 2015, amongst other cyberattacks against U.S. targets.
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Others, ZDNet wrote, included the similarly named but separate Nautilus project, designed to harvest information on social media network users; Reward, which aimed to penetrate P2P networks; Mentor, a program to spy on emails at Russian companies; Hope, which was meant to "investigate the topology of the Russian internet and how it connects to other countries' network"; and Tax-3, a closed intranet for storing information about "highly-sensitive state figures, judges, and local administration officials" in an environment secured from the rest of Russia's state internet.
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