Trunz pleaded guilty to one count of spoofing and one count of conspiracy to engage in spoofing.
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Spoofing our current protocol is still several orders of magnitude harder than spoofing a DTMF-based siren system.
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During the review period, ICE initiated four potential spoofing cases and closed two potential spoofing cases, the regulator said.
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It's designed to protect against spoofing by masks or other techniques through the use of sophisticated anti-spoofing neural networks.
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Overall, the system was significantly better at spoofing capacitive fingerprints than at spoofing rolled prints at each of three security levels.
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In addition to executing the spoofing strategy individually, the traders also coordinated with others on the U.S. Treasury desk to implement the spoofing strategy.
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In just the second trial for spoofing, which the Dodd-Frank Act outlawed, a Connecticut jury acquitted a former trader at UBS of spoofing this spring.
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So far, the increased focus on spoofing has resulted in federal prosecutors bringing a total of 13 spoofing cases against 19 defendants in the past five years.
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In August, a JPMorgan metals trader pled guilty to charges of spoofing between 2007 and 2016, after another JPMorgan metals trader had pled guilty to spoofing in October last year.
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The first person to be charged, both criminally and civilly, with spoofing, was Michael Coscia, a New Jersey-based trader who was accused of making illegal profits through spoofing the markets.
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However, the SySS researchers found that two new Windows versions, 1703 and 1709, are not vulnerable to their most simple spoofing attacks (using a printed photograph) if Enhanced Anti-Spoofing is enabled.
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Scott said New Zealand has a notorious issue with spoofing.
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But impersonating me, by spoofing my accounts, was too much.
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In early June Nasdaq published a white paper on spoofing.
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Those methods, Next Caller says, are extremely vulnerable to spoofing.
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Ellen DeGeneres has a new special, "Relatable," spoofing her image.
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So unlike the American GPS system, which offers no intrinsic anti-spoofing protection for civilian users, Galileo will include a built in method of digitally signing satellite signals to protect users from spoofing attacks.
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That's far cheaper than previous versions of the key-spoofing hardware.
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His spoofing netted him a profit of $40 million, they argue.
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C4ADS suspects the spoofing was to prevent drone attacks or surveillance.
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He also appeared in this hilarious FunnyOrDie sketch, basically spoofing himself.
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The law also carries a penalty of three years for "spoofing".
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Spoofing was outlawed by the 2010 U.S. Dodd-Frank financial reforms.
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An increasing number of spoofing cases are popping up, he said.
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There's even a Kravitz Glasses Twitter account spoofing the whole thing.
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Specifically, when a Citigroup trader in Tokyo used the spoofing strategy and a spoofing order of 4,000 lots traded, the trader called other members of the U.S. Treasury desk, including Gola and Brims, to discuss the trade.
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The CFTC has been focused on market integrity and spoofing in particular.
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Prince spoofing Muhammad Ali's magic tricks in 1997 at the White House.
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GPS spoofing exists and it's possible this short video is a hoax.
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Thankfully the robocall blocker apps have gotten better at spotting neighborhood spoofing.
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Pai's also demanding carriers adopt caller ID authentication standards to combat spoofing.
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Maybe the commercial's producers were being super-meta and spoofing rom-coms?
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Mr. Coscia's conviction gave prosecutors greater confidence in how to prove spoofing.
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There has been a surge in spoofing-related prosecutions in recent years.
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He admitted to spoofing in trades for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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His biggest single day's profit from alleged spoofing was $4 million on Aug.
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I use a text-spoofing app so they don't have my real number.
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Lawmakers and regulators have taken some steps to curb robocalls and number spoofing.
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The drones were also the target of significant spoofing and GPS jamming efforts.
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Spoofing is very easy to do, and is often used in phishing scams.
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USA Today's Robert Bianco said the show goes beyond just spoofing zombie movies.
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Their spoofing efforts were published on the cybersecurity site Seclists on Dec. 18.
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You'll also dive into concepts like encrypted data, identify spoofing, and windows authorization.
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The company has also put particular effort into foiling spoofing and phishing attacks.
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Spoofing occurs when traders place orders in markets without intending to execute them.
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Scammers are increasingly spoofing phone numbers to make them look familiar to you.
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The commission has already successfully pursued several spoofing cases with its current authorities.
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Spoofing voice and video calls can unleash a slew of new consumer scams.
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In January, Citibank agreed to pay a $28503 million civil fine for spoofing.
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So what is spoofing, and does it warrant such aggressive targeting by regulators?
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By spoofing a campaign's domain, hackers could target candidates' supporters or campaign staff.
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Rhodes is accused of spoofing caller IDs with the intent to cause harm.
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And as it's essentially a 106-minute meme, Snakes is practically made for spoofing.
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The same holds true for spoofing, automated trading, and every other area of compliance.
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The case against the JPMorgan traders may become a template for future spoofing prosecutions.
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But because of spoofing, none of them are great at weeding out unwanted calls.
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The CFTC published interpretive guidance in 2013 on spoofing and other disruptive trading practices.
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Someone is spoofing that number to make it look like they're with the government.
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The dirty truth about spoofing is that secure channels are no defense against it.
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The alleged spoofing involved numerous instances of fraudulent orders that were canceled before execution.
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Spoofing gender to viruses could give men a fighting chance against potentially lethal infections.
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Michael Coscia's conviction is the first for spoofing under the Dodd-Frank financial reforms.
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The investigation surrounds the practice of spoofing and flooding the market with fake orders.
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Spoofing involves rapidly entering and then canceling orders to manipulate prices in a market.
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Flotron allegedly carried out the spoofing several times between July 2008 and November 2013.
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And providers shouldn't be sued for doing the right thing by blocking illegitimate spoofing.
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There's jamming rifles, spoofing software, and hundreds of other solutions for downing a drone.
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People made reaction videos spoofing the Fines, and the brothers' YouTube follower count hemorrhaged.
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It's easy to imagine someone spoofing back and forth around the world to farm rare Pokémon as they pop up, slinging them on eBay (or wherever) for a few bucks a pop, and just spoofing to an agreed location to initiate a trade.
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In other instances, another trader would place spoofing orders to benefit the smaller resting orders.
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The entire incident offers a masterclass in spoofing and the potential damage it can do.
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The Justice Department has been aggressively cracking down on spoofing in the precious metals market.
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Federal prosecutors have lodged 13 spoofing cases against 19 defendants in the past five years.
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MAC spoofing isn't a simple process, but it can be done on macOS or Windows.
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It's a trick called neighborhood spoofing, and RoboKiller has a good explainer on it here.
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The best estimate is that the scam artists started spoofing the number in late March.
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In the past five years, federal prosecutors have lodged 11 spoofing cases against 15 defendants.
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Examples include layering and spoofing, where artificial orders are submitted but canceled right before execution.
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We also offer several compliance reminders related to chat rooms and market manipulation or spoofing.
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That gizmo is actually a Magspoof, a credit card spoofing device designed by Samy Kamkar.
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Valimail raised $25 million for tech that helps different organizations prevent email "spoofing" or impersonation.
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Spoofing involves placing orders that are not intended to be fulfilled to trick other traders.
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Only 4% of elections sites had both set up in a way to prevent spoofing.
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To pierce the fog of spoofing, STIR/Shaken adds a layer of authentication to calls.
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This practice, known as "account spoofing," is a challenge for gig-economy platforms to police.
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Be aware that because of spoofing technology, an apparently legitimate phone number may be fake.
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Inherently flimsy security standards embedded in most caller ID systems also make spoofing relatively trivial.
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Sometimes the spoofing is done so badly that there are extra digits in the phone numbers.
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The briefing will offer regulatory views and enforcement actions against spoofing and other manipulative trading activity.
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The CFTC began by publishing interpretive guidance in 23 on spoofing and other disruptive trading practices.
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Whether Synaptic's sensor, the FS9500, is subject to that method of spoofing remains to be seen.
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Spoofing the musical A Chorus Line, Close previewed what host James Corden dubbed A Clinton Line.
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Businesses often use spoofing so they can hide direct phone lines and leave preferred callback numbers.
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Compliance departments will find these FAQs helpful in better understanding spoofing and similar disruptive trading practices.
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Spoofing usually involves using algorithms to place orders with the intent to cancel them before execution.
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The CFTC has also cautioned that "even a single instance" of spoofing could constitute a violation.
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Mr. Gaffigan returns to spoofing his life, with the help of his writer wife, Jeannie Gaffigan.
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But to combat this successfully, all carriers need to put the anti-spoofing system in place.
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Another challenge is what is known as spoofing, when scammers change the number on caller identification.
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Criminals may use "spoofing" technology to make the call appear to be from a government number.
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Mr. Flotron's acquittal may factor into the government's strategy for pursuing wire fraud rather than spoofing.
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There is no reason why any legitimate caller should be spoofing an unassigned or invalid number.
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That practice, known as neighbor spoofing, violates the Truth in Caller ID Act, the commission said.
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Paul Goldenberg told BuzzFeed Wednesday that the nationwide threats have likely been coordinated using "spoofing" technology.
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Abramovich said spoofing was "very easy" and cited an abundance of open source software for robocalling.
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It was a robocall using spoofing technology to pretend it was calling from my own number.
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Rules were expanded again in 2017 to take aim at the practice of caller ID spoofing.
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The FTC said robocallers use various deceptive techniques such as "spoofing," which shows a false caller ID. In "neighbor spoofing," the robocaller matches the first six digits of the caller ID with the receiver's number in an attempt to disguise the robocall as a local call.
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U.S. prosecutors have charged several other traders with spoofing, and their probe into the practice is continuing.
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Another spoofing scam targets parents and grandparents who are asked to bail their child out of jail.
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But the RICO conspiracy will make this a much more complicated case than a simple spoofing charge.
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Even as Niantic cracks down on cheaters, lesser bugs, GPS spoofing, botting, and sniping are still rampant.
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The traders engaged in the spoofing from at least June 2013 through June 2016, the agency said.
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Spoofing involves faking orders for a security to deceive the market by creating the illusion of demand.
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Scharre worries that these systems are prone to design failures, hacking, spoofing, and manipulation by the enemy.
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We knew that location spoofing and people building fake clients to do things would be an issue.
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We've seen similar spoofing attacks for Samsung's Galaxy S8 facial scanner which required far less sophisticated images.
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Both Flaum and Edmonds, the CFTC said, learned spoofing from more senior traders at their respective banks.
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Last month, a British trader, Navinder Sarao, became the second person convicted of spoofing U.S. futures markets.
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The CFTC began by publishing interpretive guidance in 2013{here} on spoofing and other disruptive trading practices.
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The CFTC's successful efforts to combat spoofing have sent a strong message of deterrence to all traders.
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I'm reminded of the fact that Iran downed one of our spy drones by spoofing the GPS.
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Reynolds also isn't above spoofing himself, which leads to the movie's funniest bit during the closing credits.
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Jamming or spoofing radio frequency signals can interfere with a satellite's ability to send and receive data.
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His prosecution was the first under an anti-spoofing provision of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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Now, we have Barbie Savior, an Instagram account spoofing the trend of "voluntourism" in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Playing Sasha's celebrity squeeze, Reeves has enormous fun spoofing his action-movie persona and pricking Hollywood pretensions.
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The crime of spoofing was added to the criminal lexicon in the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010.
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The source with knowledge of Bonnier said the Taboola spoofing was not previously known to the company.
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One major issue—and the problem at the heart of the IRS scam—is caller ID spoofing.
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I hope my colleagues will join me in supporting this latest attack on unwanted robocalls and spoofing.
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Spoofing involves placing buy and sell orders with the intent to cancel them before completing the transactions.
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He honed his talents on a radio programme and spoofing the former prime minister, Janez Jansa, on television.
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"The government alleges that the defendant on this day was heavily engaged in his spoofing activities," Summers said.
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It documents how spoofing the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) program to trick cellular users wasn't all that difficult.
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The 21st season of South Park is young but the show is already spending time hilariously spoofing rappers.
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In the past five years, federal prosecutors have brought a total of 12 spoofing cases against 16 defendants.
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In 2018, a jury in Connecticut acquitted Andre Flotron, a precious metals trader at UBS, of spoofing charges.
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Spoofing is a criminal offense under a provision implemented as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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Jimmy Kimmel is not above spoofing the United Airlines debacle with his tried and true Matt Damon joke.
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Meanwhile, Russia also used spoofing in combat zones, particularly Syria, to try to limit attacks against its installations.
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Auto-diallers allow fraudsters to blast out millions of calls at little cost; "spoofing" software disguises their identities.
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In 2016, Microsoft included a new feature called Enhanced Anti-Spoofing to limit this sort of picture trickery.
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Even Microsoft's anti-spoofing feature of Windows Hello didn't help protect systems running older versions of Windows 10.
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The Queens all dressed as parodies of characters from the show, with one spoofing Tiffani Thiessen's character, Valerie.
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Drivers have been caught doing everything from spoofing their locations to faking rides to cash in on subsidies.
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Across eight courses, you'll learn lots about whitehat hacking, including verifying vulnerabilities, managing security assessments, and identity spoofing.
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This is meant to help admins protect users from malicious attachment and inbound email spoofing, among other things.
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The CFTC had previously fined Citigroup $25 million in the case, which involved spoofing of U.S. Treasury futures.
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"Meet the Blacks", which also stars Zulay Henao and Mike Tyson, takes ample aim at spoofing racial stereotypes.
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People reported more "neighborhood" number spoofing, where calls appear to come from a local area code, in 2017.
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Neural networks are vulnerable to a form of spoofing attack (sending false data) that can fool the network.
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Investigators are looking to see whether traders are exploiting the markets with tactics like spoofing of wash trades.
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Mariotti, now a partner at the law firm Thompson Coburn, added that more spoofing indictments were likely soon.
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This cost might be worth paying if spoofing imposed large costs on the market, but this is unlikely.
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In the past five years, federal prosecutors have brought a total of 13 spoofing cases against 19 defendants.
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The Federal Communications Commission offers tips to avoid being duped and penalizes spoofing operations with multimillion dollar fines.
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The threats also include "spoofing", which involves broadcasting false signals for receivers to lock on to, it said.
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"We've gotten indications of some efforts, spoofing and phishing efforts over the last couple of months," Tygart said.
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Making one ad unit look like another is called spoofing, and it has been a problem for years.
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Prosecutors have broadened their investigation in part due to information received from traders questioned for spoofing-related charges.
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Spoofing happens because the carriers don't verify that a phone number is real before a call crosses their networks.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Communications Commission said it received more than 52,000 complaints about caller ID spoofing in 2018 alone.
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Spoofing a number allows someone to send messages or make calls that appear to originate from another person's phone.
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A month earlier, a British trader, Navinder Sarao, became the second person convicted of criminally spoofing U.S. futures markets.
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Then they tore off their costumes and rushed into another pair of scenes spoofing Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
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The question is how quickly consumer face authentication systems will evolve to keep up with new methods of spoofing.
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After spoofing George H.W. Bush for four years, Dana Carvey was invited to the White House to meet him.
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Then they tore off their costumes and rushed into another pair of scenes spoofing Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
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Whether they're teasing a costar or simply spoofing other famous figures, celebrities love to show off their best impressions.
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Below is an update on the regulatory focus on "spoofing" and recently published guidance on the subject from Nasdaq.
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The goal of spoofing is to affect the price of the commodity and thus benefit a preexisting trading position.
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"Galileo can help, particularly with spoofing, but it is also a very weak signal at similar frequencies," said Parkinson.
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Spoofing really can only be thwarted if a user turns off their wireless when they're not looking to connect.
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Gandhi pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to engage in wire fraud, commodities fraud and spoofing in 2018.
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Glover instantly enlivens the movie, managing to simultaneously pay homage to Billy Dee Williams' characterization while mildly spoofing it.
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A search for one the first domains he saw—an apparent Google-spoofing phishing link—yielded a telling result.
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" The hackers created a "ghost" version of the hotel Wi-Fi and had Alfonsi connect — a process called "spoofing.
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Thus, aggressive policing of spoofing has the very real potential unintended consequence of reducing liquidity and harming market performance.
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Moreover, since the strategy regularly reverses direction, spoofing causes oscillations of such tiny magnitudes, rather than persistent price dislocations.
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The space exploration agency was vulnerable to email spoofing and malware intrusions, among other weaknesses, according to SecurityScorecard's analysis.
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Six other people have been indicted in the so-called "Operation Spoofing" and are other investigation for illegal hacking.
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Army Veteran Daniel Helmer, whose light-hearted ad spoofing "Top Gun" went viral earlier this year, follows with $398,000.
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Or, authenticated caller ID might not be as effective if victims are falling for scams without caller ID spoofing.
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The robocall problem persists thanks to the inexpensive ease of spoofing technology and regulatory action that's often inconsistently applied.
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Meanwhile, carriers including Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile offer free-to-download apps that autoblock robocalls and spoofing efforts.
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These are all old-movie conventions but, because "Shaft" doesn't seem fully committed to spoofing them, haven't aged particularly well.
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In spoofing, a trader submits a spate of orders and then cancels them once prices move in a desired direction.
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Greater participation will ensure the system works for consumers, who expect real progress in combatting malicious spoofing and scam robocalls.
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In most cases, spoofing biometric IDs requires making a fake face or finger vein pattern that matches an existing individual.
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Nadal is working on adding new features that might take such poisoning even further, using techniques such as geolocation spoofing.
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But hackers can use the same techniques—spoofing legitimate apps and sneaking them onto the Play Store—to hack victims.
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He pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and one count of spoofing in the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn.
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Spoofing is a strategy that involves placing trade orders with the intent to cancel them before they can be executed.
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Their testimony could be helpful in framing the case for the jury as one involving deception and not just spoofing.
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Police have been unable to trace the sources of the other calls, due to spoofing measures taken by the callers.
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At the same time, researchers have also developed advanced voice-spoofing software, allowing sophisticated hoaxers speak with someone else's voice.
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The spoofing was frequent enough that C4ADS reports the Russian internet firm Yandex had to redesign its ride sharing app.
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With that done you can return to Developer Options, select your app of choice, and start spoofing as you like.
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The CFTC first won new powers to go after manipulative "spoofing" in the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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The often-fraudulent calls disguise the phone numbers they call from — a move known as spoofing — to circumvent existing rules.
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The CFTC clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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Though he says it also has in-house computer vision experts who have built its anti-spoofing and liveness detection.
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Mohan pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to engage in wire fraud, commodities fraud and spoofing, also in 2018.
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In its statement, Burford alleged it had identified evidence that its stock had been targeted by 'spoofing' and 'layering' manipulation.
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The software giant updated its own certificate trust list to protect Windows users from certificate spoofing by throwing an error.
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Although Franco isn't above spoofing his own image, Wiseau provides such a ripe target it's virtually impossible to overplay him.
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The Dodd-Frank Act included a provision making "spoofing" a crime in U.S. futures markets, though not equity markets, curiously.
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This might explain why the government's own expert found that a massive spoofing campaign had such little impact on prices.
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Despite these claims of improved security, this new technology has previously shown itself to be vulnerable to spoofing as well.
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Spoofing involves placing bids to buy or offers to sell futures contracts with the intent to cancel them before execution.
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"The anti‐spoofing provision provides clear notice and does not allow for arbitrary enforcement," U.S. Circuit Judge Kenneth Ripple wrote.
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Spoofing involves placing orders these defendants allegedly intended to cancel before they could be executed, which would benefit other trades.
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The government will face another challenge in pursuing a wire fraud case rather than the more narrowly drawn spoofing prohibition.
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The often-fraudulent calls disguise the phone numbers they call from -- a move known as spoofing -- to circumvent existing rules.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing on robocalls and caller ID spoofing at 28503:22019 a.m.
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Some automated call services often use number-spoofing services that enable them to hide their identity as another phone number.
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It cited areas such as high speed trading where vulnerabilities arise over market manipulation through spoofing and other fraudulent practices.
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"The anti‐spoofing provision provides clear notice and does not allow for arbitrary enforcement," U.S. Circuit Judge Kenneth Ripple wrote.
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I was a PBS kid in the late 70s and early 80s... but, I thought I could do it in a way that it's not really him, it's spoofing the genre as much as it's spoofing the 'land of make believe…' I don't think it's insensitive to him being who he was as a person.
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Trunz's plea followed a guilty plea to spoofing last October by another JPMorgan trader, John Edmonds, in a Connecticut federal court.
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By fusing together the three sets of data, the system claims a near-perfect level of accuracy to prevent identity spoofing.
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Characters spend a lot of time evading biometric surveillance and spoofing location trackers to stay ahead of an overbearing police force.
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It's also strange because if the goal is to curb spoofing, it's already illegal and was made so under Dodd-Frank.
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Insinia said that so far its spoofing experiment only worked on accounts when it used a longcode to transmit the commands.
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In the process of spoofing the signal, Stingray devices can interfere with network access, including in some cases disrupting emergency calls.
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The potential market tricks include "spoofing," or placing fake orders until the price hits a certain level, then pulling those orders.
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In that case, generic spoofing to mask a number, rather than using known consumer phone numbers, was said to be employed.
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Spoofing is placing an order for a commodities trade with the intent to cancel that order before it is actually executed.
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"As an internal biometric, ECG authentication can minimise hacking or spoofing risks for greater security and convenience," claims B-Secur's pitch.
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Go down the list of options in the menu, and tap Select mock location app to set up this GPS spoofing.
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They often try to trick you into picking up the phone by spoofing their number to look like a local caller.
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The CFTC guidance clarified that a spoofing violation requires a market participant to act with some degree of intent beyond recklessness.
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"While we cannot control bad actors, we are working with partners to identify phishing attempts and website spoofing," the bureau says.
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The schemes are so widespread that the IRS sent a March 1 notice alerting employers' payroll departments of the spoofing emails.
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Below we review the CFTC and parallel Department of Justice (DOJ) spoofing cases involving Bank of Americas' Merrill Lynch Commodities unit.
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Criminal organisations have made a business of "spoofing" email accounts and impersonating individuals, company executives and others into transferring money offshore.
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Numerous examples of spoofing image-processing, machine-learning algorithms by slight distortions of the inputs demonstrate the importance of data quality.
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What's clear is that such disreputable methods as "pump and dump" and "spoofing" are possible because exchanges like Bitfinex are unregulated.
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Ray Baum's Act modifies those rules to specifically prohibit international spoofing, as well as robocall techniques using modern infrastructure like VoIP.
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Rather than use the spoofing law, prosecutors charged two former Deutsche Bank traders, James Vorley and Cedric Chanu, with wire fraud.
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In addition to Mr. Vorley and Mr. Chanu, charges against five other defendants for spoofing are pending in Chicago and Houston.
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Mr. Das's campaign made a video spoofing his name, joking that poll respondents had confused him with an organic chip dip.
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Andy Samberg goes for guffaws by spoofing a narcissistic pop star and a doped-up cyclist in an HBO double bill.
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Most likely, a website similar to the one she wanted popped up — a practice called "spoofing" — and she didn't realize it.
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In a separate spoofing case, David Liew, an ex-Deutsche Bank employee, settled with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in June.
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The University of Texas at Austin has one called "Evaluation of Smart Grid and Civilian UAV Vulnerability to GPS Spoofing Attacks".
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A spoofing attack is when a hacker impersonates a service or device in order to gain access to a victim's data.
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He and others routinely placed orders that were quickly cancelled before the trades were executed, a price-distorting practice known as spoofing.
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"Spoofing" is a form of market manipulation, nowadays often done using computer algorithms, to rapidly display and cancel orders just before execution.
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The CFTC found that for around 83 months to the end of 2012 that both Gola and Brims were involved in spoofing.
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You should read our Pokémon Go Tips and Tricks story, as well as this story about spoofing GPS locations if you're sneaky.
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"Any of the satellite navigation systems such as Galileo ... are all extremely vulnerable firstly to jamming and increasingly to spoofing," Thomas said.
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This is called "neighborhood spoofing," and it's a recent tactic designed to trick people more easily into picking up an unwanted call.
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Trunz's guilty plea makes him the second former J.P. Morgan precious metals trader to admit to spoofing in the past ten months.
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Making this a case about wire and bank fraud rather than just spoofing may give it a greater appeal to a jury.
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They do this by pretending that what they're really doing is satirically spoofing how progressives and members of the media view conservatives.
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Plus, they often use phone number spoofing tricks to make their calls appear local in order to get recipients to pick up.
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RoboKiller claims it's been good at doing so since the beginning, and Nomorobo has also made detecting neighborhood spoofing a major focus.
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Certain methods of spoofing phone numbers make it so they only connect one way, which makes spamming people a risk-free proposition.
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All of the spoofing Russia has been involved in appears to have been focused on faking a location rather than disrupting timing.
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Appeals court revives lawsuit accusing tower research capital of conducting manipulative 'spoofing' trades on korea exchange 'night market' — court ruling 2Nd u.s.
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The CFTC has also cautioned that a pattern of spoofing was unnecessary and that "even a single instance" could constitute a violation.
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Spoofing is rampant, to the point where Twitch is cracking down on players who break the game's Terms of Service on air.
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Update, 9AM ET: Article updated to make it clearer that some devices do not support the anti-spoofing feature of Windows Hello.
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And to prevent hacking or spoofing, Samsung claims the sensor's machine learning algorithms can be updated via security patches down the line.
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Scammers take advantage of spoofing by posing as government agencies, like the IRS, and tricking consumers into believing they owe outstanding fines.
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What to watch out for: An incoming email spoofing the destination host, with a subject about "Herbalife" or a "copier" file delivery.
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"Spoofing" is a form of market manipulation, often via computer algorithms, in which orders are rapidly displayed and canceled just before execution.
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Exchanges monitor their dealings for manipulative or disruptive trading practices, such as spoofing, to protect investors and inspire confidence in the markets.
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One local telecommunications company ran a television commercial spoofing Trump, centered on a fictional Russian hack of the White House computer network.
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One of those is GPS spoofing, which feeds a different GPS location to the software, so it thinks you're in another country.
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"Ideally, we will continue to see this positive trend until each agency fully protects their domains from email spoofing attacks," Holmes wrote.
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Then he wrote a parody routine spoofing Democratic presidential nominee Walter "Fritz" Mondale to create a groundswell to help re-elect Reagan.
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There are strict limits on the number of canceled orders to curb spoofing but which may deter computer-driven high-frequency traders.
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Two other bills under debate would protect the rights of amateur radio operators and would prohibit caller ID spoofing for text messages.
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Scammers have also taken to "spoofing" telephone numbers, which is why consumers see automated calls coming from numbers with their area code.
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In all, eight people who worked at various banks and trading firms are facing criminal charges as part of the spoofing investigation.
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The first spoofing conviction involved Michael Coscia, who was charged with creating an algorithm to enter and cancel large orders in milliseconds.
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A tactic known as geo-spoofing is perhaps the biggest threat to ensuring that bets are placed legally from within New Jersey.
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The FBI reportedly warned this month of a nationwide scam by perpetrators "spoofing" the phone numbers from bureau offices in seven states.
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Hackers use a technique called 'spoofing' in DDOS attacks, where packets are sent over the network with forged or invalid IP addresses.
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In a separate case on Wednesday, a British trader, Navinder Sarao, became the second person convicted of criminally spoofing U.S. futures markets.
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The system is designed to prevent spammers from spoofing your local area code to make it seem like a call might be legitimate.
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Earlier this year, the CFTC's Neel Chopra, special counsel to the agency's director of enforcement, began leading a 20-member Spoofing Task Force.
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The six-month ban could be seen as a less severe part of the punishment, given that spoofing is, in effect, market abuse.
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Decisions expected soon by two judges could restrict federal prosecutors' ability to criminally charge people for the futures trading tactic known as spoofing.
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The indictment of the three JPMorgan traders laid out a classic spoofing case, in which fake orders are intended to mislead the market.
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In recent years, there has a been a surge in spoofing-related prosecutions in the United States by the DOJ and the CFTC.
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Since satellite GPS signals are relatively weak, a spoofing device can easily overpower the satellite signal and begin to transmit false location data.
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Since sharing her baby news, Schumer has been joking about her pregnancy, even spoofing Meghan Markle's pregnancy and royal baby on the way.
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Now the market operator Nasdaq, a self-regulatory-organization (SRO) with leading software for trade surveillance, has also voiced its warnings about spoofing.
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The signal from regulators in recent spoofing cases is that algorithms may need to be updated and should definitely be reviewed and monitored.
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Robocall spoofing, specifically, describes the spamming tactic of using a fake number or ID information to trick you into picking up the call.
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Next Caller's technology combats the spoofing menace in part by analyzing carrier-level metadata to determine whether a call is legitimate or not.
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The misuse of chat rooms has also been a central component in many recent cases where market manipulation, collusion, or "spoofing" was involved.
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But what made matters worse is that removing the software wouldn't remove the certificate — leaving them still vulnerable to spoofing and impersonation attacks.
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One deals with rural calls and another is meant to combat spoofing, where callers are able to masquerade as a different phone number.
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Spoofing is when a trader makes a series of orders, but then cancels them after the price moves in the direction they want.
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Spoofing is basically a form of manipulation or disruptive trading that involves the placement of orders with the intent of fooling the market.
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Even assuming Hitachi is able to overcome vein spoofing, whether the technology will ever be adopted by consumers is an entirely different question.
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And so there are many people who have been using VPNs and GPS spoofing to catch Pokémon they otherwise wouldn't be able to.
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Like really, really popular—so much so that players are spoofing their phone's location using VPNs in their quest to catch 'em all.
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The timing of Nowak's leave coincides with the second former precious metals trader at the firm pleading guilty to conspiracy and spoofing charges.
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Spoofing also helps robocallers evade any block lists and spam filters that the carriers use, or that you might have signed on to.
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Spoofing puts the spotlight on distinguishing between ordinary trading activity and a pattern of order cancellations that crosses an unidentified line of criminality.
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In one tactic, known as "neighborhood spoofing," robocallers use local numbers in the hope that recipients will be more likely to pick up.
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"Spoofing is becoming more and more common as scammers try to call with numbers that are less likely to be blocked," he said.
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New technology, such as the SHAKEN/STIR protocols, promise to finally add authentication to caller ID, closing the technical loophole that enables spoofing.
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Anti-spoofing rules were spelled out in the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reforms, designed to clean up Wall Street after the financial crisis.
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Ari fans were surprised to see Gabi DeMartino -- a YouTuber who has made a career off of spoofing the singer -- in the video.
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According to the agency, the marketer used spoofing technology to fake caller IDs, then made more than 21 million calls to sell health insurance.
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In April 2015 he was charged by the United States with wire fraud, commodities fraud, commodity price manipulation and attempted price manipulation and spoofing.
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White Ops said the Methbot operators used code specifically designed to defeat viewability measurement for both specific vendors and for spoofing industry standard measurements.
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Trueface claims it can identify enterprises' employees for access to a building, detect a weapon as it's being wielded or stop fraudulent spoofing attempts.
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Scott, the Ingress player from New Zealand, thinks the lack of portal links with Antarctica is due to an Ingress crackdown on location spoofing.
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The trades identified by prosecutors allegedly involved spoofing, which involves placing trade orders with the intent to cancel them before they can be executed.
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In addition, a neural network that is trained to spot and resist spoofing defends against attempts to unlock your phone with photos or masks.
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The Justice Department is conducting multiple criminal investigations into big banks with the cooperation of traders who have pleaded guilty to spoofing-related crimes.
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Prosecutors have two cooperating witnesses, John Edmonds and Christian Trunz, to help explain how the reported spoofing was accomplished and how JPMorgan was misled.
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"They have tons of developed software for hiding their own mail servers, making themselves look like other people, and spoofing email address," said Vickery.
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But if last night's episode proved anything, it's that SNL can be hilarious without political spoofing, especially when it has a top-notch host.
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It is also clear that Nasdaq is working with firms and exchanges with their SMARTS Surveillance technology to detect manipulative activities such as spoofing.
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Many modern laptops do not support the anti-spoofing feature of Windows Hello, so devices are still vulnerable even with the latest Windows updates.
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With Bansky spoofing album art and track titles, he enlisted DJ Danger Mouse to remix the tunes ... and, we gotta say, it still bumps.
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Encompassing the lighthearted nature of Kingelez's work, "Canada Dry" (1991) plays with the extremities of aspirational design while spoofing the famous ginger ale brand.
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It also states that legitimate, good-faith cancellation or modification of orders or properly placed stop-loss orders would not be considered unlawful spoofing.
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Some phishing attacks direct individuals to fraudulent websites that run malicious scripts or directly solicit login and other credentials by spoofing a real website.
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Proofpoint is a California-based software company specializing in cybersecurity solutions for companies seeking to prevent business email compromise, also known as email spoofing.
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Eyn combines advanced face recognition techniques with novel facial anti-spoofing to transform the smartphone into a real-time biometric ID verification device. Sentient
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" He backed up this claim, pointing out: "It will be the first hip-hop porn musical spoofing a Broadway show, celebrating a historical figure.
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The scams, known as "Internet spoofing," can imitate a person by using their name, picture and other information or taking over a real account.
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Half of all phone scams today use this tactic of digit spoofing, according to a recent analysis by Hiya, a phone spam protection company.
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But instead of spoofing 1970s horror classics like "The Hills Have Eyes" and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," Mr. Zombie has tried to outdo them.
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Leinenweber told a packed courtroom in Chicago that Coscia's typical earnings of about $150,000 per month tripled while he was spoofing markets in 2011.
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Would that Congress had devoted more attention to this issue in 2010, rather than focusing on a peripheral form of financial misconduct like spoofing.
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In 2015, he represented Michael Coscia, a high-frequency trader convicted of "spoofing" in the government's first criminal prosecution of the fraudulent trading practice.
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Like many people, I was skeptical of Ralph Breaks the Internet, the 2018 sequel to 2012's terrific, video game-spoofing Wreck-It Ralph.
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A new FCC proposal allows the agency to go after scam calls that originate overseas or use other methods to evade existing spoofing laws.
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As Abraham Riesman so wonderfully explained at Vulture, the wedding episode marked a turning point between spoofing viral videos and simply playing into them.
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In the past year, two other former precious traders at J.P. Morgan, John Edmonds and Christian Trunz, have pleaded guilty to spoofing-related charges.
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Robocallers don't care if you are on the list because they can hide their identities by spoofing numbers, so they will call you anyway.
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"It turns out that they didn't want to get off the sofa to collect all the Pokemon monsters," Mr. Briggs said of geo-spoofing.
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On Monday, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission reached settlements with Deutsche Bank, HSBC and UBS Group for a type of market manipulation called spoofing.
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Using clever targeting and spoofing technology, scammers are placing millions of calls that at best irritate and at worst take advantage of the vulnerable.
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Spoofing, where scammers trick a caller ID service into displaying that a call is coming from the recipient's area code, is one such strategy.
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"Spoofing" is a tactic where a phone call originates from a seemingly friendly or known source, Goldenberg said, only to come from someone else.
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Mutton also says that AI algorithms have the potential to engage in what regulators call "market abuse", for example by frontrunning or spoofing trades.
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In the spoofing, neocolonial "Indiana Jones" films, the turbaned Arabs and Indians, gesticulating and shouting, bite the dust like braves in an old Western.
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Another fraudulent practice is called "invoice spoofing," and it involves intercepting invoices and changing the bank account details for where payments should be sent.
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Callers sometimes use "spoofing" technology to make it look as though the call is coming from inside the victim's home, or at least nearby.
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But some hackers have started taking advantage of these arrangements by spoofing third-party analytics services in order to hack into high-profile accounts.
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He was sentenced to three years in prison in 2016 for spoofing and commodities fraud, and his conviction was upheld on appeal last year.
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The team shot an amusing video spoofing Harris's accuracy in hopes of earning him a spot in the All-Star 3-point shooting contest.
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But clever hackers have taken to spoofing many of these sites and tricking people into entering their account credentials in order to steal their account.
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Regulators have focused in recent years on fighting spoofing, after a provision against it was implemented as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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" Tharp noted that the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals previously ruled that spoofing "can constitute a 'scheme to defraud' under the commodities fraud statute.
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A hacker would have to be determined as hell—and probably sort of a weirdo—to gain access to your data by spoofing your iris.
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In addition to the $800,000 civil penalty, the bank has agreed to implement training programs and controls to detect and deter spoofing, the CFTC said.
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We've removed the fake pages, pushed updates through Safe Browsing, and our abuse team is working to prevent this kind of spoofing from happening again.
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You bring the concept and the mechanics, they'll bring the maps, the anti-spoofing tools, their massive database of real-world points of interest, etc.
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Depp famously impersonated Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump in a recent, rowdy Funny or Die sketch spoofing the mogul's autobiography The Art of the Deal.
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It will no longer allow domain spoofing in ads that previously spammers say an ad led to a legit publisher instead of their own site.
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The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported Tuesday that the bill would bump the penalty for spoofing from a Class B misdemeanor to a Class D felony.
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In June 2012, a research team from the University of Texas at Austin used spoofing to nearly take a surveillance drone out of the skies.
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In fact, it has been widely speculated that Iran used a similar GPS "spoofing" technique to take control of a U.S. surveillance drone in 2011.
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The CFTC settlement, which was announced recently{here} detailed the alleged spoofing and manipulation by Merrill between 2008 through 2014 in the precious metals markets.
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Military-grade drones attempt to prevent jamming or spoofing of their signal by cycling through different frequencies and adding high-level encryption to their signal.
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A neural network is then used to compare this scan with an initial scan provided by the user to determine a match and prevent spoofing.
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"Greater participation will ensure the system works for consumers, who expect real progress in combatting malicious spoofing and scam robocalls," Pai said in his statement.
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"There could be spoofing, there could be layering, there could be all sorts of manipulation going on in bitcoin now, and nobody knows," Saluzzi said.
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Publishers have also had to deal with "domain spoofing " where fake versions of their websites are created, complete with adverts that no-one has seen.
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Volkswagen, bless its cheatin' heart, is finally ready to start atoning for spoofing consumers with more than 10 million "clean" diesel cars around the world.
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The Bombay Beach Biennale began as a sort of joke, he said, because he liked the alliteration and the idea of spoofing the art world.
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Currently, scammers often display bogus numbers — sometimes spoofing official or local numbers meant to inspire trust, or faraway ones meant to play on your curiosity.
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So simply showing that an investor canceled trades on a regular basis may not be enough to prove the intent necessary for a spoofing violation.
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JPMorgan has also been sued separately by a group of investors, who said they lost money as a result of the bank spoofing its trades.
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Jitesh Thakkar of Illinois has been charged with developing a software program used by his co-conspirator to engage in spoofing, the Justice Department said.
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" In a recent interview in New York, Ms. Hall, 46, talked about one of her own vacations and spoofing the Weeknd on "Lip Sync Battle.
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It would also lengthen the statute of limitations for "spoofing" violations — masking call origins with fake caller ID information — from two years to three years.
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Some 2016 lobbying dollars spent included call spoofing, spectrum matters and the Email Privacy Act, which was just reintroduced in Congress, according to disclosure forms.
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"No American and especially one that has served our country should be targeted with this kind of misinformation, with this kind of spoofing," he said.
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Many relate to anti-tracking and spoofing features that make it harder for bad actors on a network to track and manipulate individual device connections.
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"The Google-spoofing domain in the Motherboard article is one we observed used by Fancy Bear," SecureWorks researcher Tom Finney told POLITICO in an email.
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We're in the process of trying to pit two alien crews against each other, by spoofing the signal of one and sending it to the other.
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One of the biggest annoyances with robocalls is caller ID spoofing, when the spammers make it look as though a local number is behind the call.
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So far this year, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has announced 26 enforcement actions that involved market manipulation, attempted manipulation, false reporting, spoofing or deceptive conduct.
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In the same month, Deutsche Bank settled with the CFTC for $30 million, the highest civil monetary penalty imposed by the agency for spoofing-related misconduct.
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For the firm perhaps the most serious issue was the failure to supervise the traders and the apparent proliferation of spoofing as a 'normal' trading strategy.
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Beyoncé only just revealed that she was expecting twins with husband Jay Z on Wednesday, and already people are spoofing her record-shattering Instagram pregnancy announcement.
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This article has been updated below with another, more convincing video demonstration of Bkav's Face ID spoofing, which the firm revealed two weeks after the original.
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The probes are part of an ongoing crackdown by the federal government, which in the past five years has brought 10 spoofing cases against 14 defendants.
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It's only a first step, but it's exactly the kind of crackdown on suspicious network behavior that many anti-spoofing advocates have been pushing for years.
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This is done by jamming the incoming signal from the drone's original pilot or replacing it with one of your own, a technique known as spoofing.
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That strategy, known as spoofing, involved placing orders in the precious metals futures market to distort the prices while actually never intending to execute the transaction.
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Archie Parnell, the Democratic candidate in South Carolina, took to spoofing "House of Cards", a political drama featuring a fictional monomaniacal congressman from the same district.
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Spoofing is clearly a concern with essentially every regulator and SRO including Nasdaq and Nasdaq with their surveillance capabilities, including SMARTS Surveillance are on the lookout.
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The FCC received 52,000 consumer complaints about caller-ID spoofing alone in 2018, and federal regulators have moved to crack down on unwanted and spam communications.
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Even applying the latest Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, that fixes the exploit if anti-spoofing is enabled, might not be enough to block the attack.
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Ryan Reynolds, in character as his foul-mouthed antihero, posted a NSFW video on Friday spoofing West's now-infamous rant from backstage at Saturday Night Live.
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In spoofing, a trader tries to create a false appearance of market interest in a stock or commodity by placing orders and then immediately canceling them.
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They have focused recently on spoofing, after a provision against the trading practice was implemented as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform, lawyers said.
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The Merrill case is strikingly similar to a trio of cases wrapped up last year by the CFTC that also involved spoofing and chat rooms{here}.
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The data is also of increasing interest to courts, despite the fact that security researchers have found fitness trackers to be vulnerable to spoofing and hacking.
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Previously, the latter law prohibited scammy spoofing of numbers, a practice that makes robocalling much easier — but it only applied to calls originating in the country.
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Margot Robbie took a very special bath that saw her spoofing her small scene in The Big Short — all in the name of Red Nose Day.
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"The number of scam calls is rising, and we need an industrywide solution that deters spoofing," said Grant Castle, T-Mobile's vice president of engineering services.
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Unfortunately, with so many potential spam numbers, Do Not Disturb is the only catchall option — number spoofing makes blocking them one by one all but impossible.
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But when the loss involves only the second prosecution for a new crime called "spoofing," it raises questions about how the government will pursue future cases.
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The announcement of their pleas, in August 2019 and October 2018, respectively, indicated that they had collaborated on spoofing with their supervisors, who were not named.
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That's a self-spoofing concept that might have come up in a "Saturday Night Live" brainstorming session, and been rejected on the grounds of bad taste.
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The FCC voted to explore the issue of caller ID spoofing which allows robocall operators to mask their identity and even make their numbers appear benign.
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In addition, the Justice Department said Monday it has charged eight individuals with crimes related to deceptive trading, including seven who have been charged with spoofing.
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"Spoofing is a particularly pernicious example of bad actors seeking to manipulate the market through the abuse of technology," said James McDonald, the CFTC's enforcement director.
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One authentication system would make call spoofing nearly impossible, known as Secure Telephone Identity Revisited and Signature-based Handling of Asserted Information Using Tokens — or STIR/SHAKEN.
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Pharoah, 28, and Killam have both been with the show for six seasons and are well-known for their hilarious impressions, spoofing everyone from politicians to actors.
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It's too volatile to be a stable store of value, and is easily susceptible to fraud like spoofing, pump-and-dump schemes and front running on prices.
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The one-word tweet contained endless opportunities for spoofing, and because new evidence of Trump camp crimes is constantly being uncovered, this meme keeps living and evolving.
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The defendants allegedly sent Podesta a "spoofing" email that was made to look like a security notification from Google, instructing the recipient to click on a link.
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Like other approaches, it can also use various "spoofing" techniques, which involve generating bogus signals that can be used to try to seize control of a drone.
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But for civilian users receiving unencrypted satellite navigation signals, spoofing remains a real threat—for example, it has already been used to commandeer and crash commercial drones.
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There's a great gag late in the movie spoofing the absurdity of love triangles and the bury-your-gays trope, but the parody is also softer here.
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In Flaum's case, he learned spoofing by watching a more senior trader at Bear Stearns, and then witnessed similar conduct at Scotia Capital, a CFTC filing says.
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Apple also specifies that it has trained a neural network to "spot and resist spoofing" to defend against attempts to unlock the device with photos or masks.
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In January, federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against seven other people for spoofing, among the first criminal charges brought for suspected financial crimes during the Trump administration.
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"Scammers and spammers use spoofing to disguise their identity, to trick consumers into answering unwanted calls, and to hide from authorities," Pai said in a blog post.
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The company's first two products are a spoofing protection module that integrates with any autonomous vehicle and a communication security manager that protects against hacking and misdirection.
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"It is a deterrent to deliberate jamming or spoofing (giving wrong positions), since such hostile activities can be rendered ineffective," said Parkinson, a retired U.S. airforce colonel.
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" Sarao's trades allegedly used a "layering" strategy—a form of spoofing where "a trader places multiple, bogus orders that the trader does not intend to have executed.
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It's probably best known for TrapCall, a service released in 2009 that unmasked Caller ID on blocked incoming calls, or its earlier SpoofCard Caller ID spoofing service.
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According to US Central Command and the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration, ships have reported GPS interference, bridge-to-bridge communications spoofing, and jamming, among other problems.
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Spoofing is a popular way to evade junk-mail filters and get you to open the message — and possibly click on a fraudulent or malware-loaded link.
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Seven other defendants are facing spoofing charges in Chicago and Houston, and their lawyers are sure to try the same tactics that worked in defending Mr. Flotron.
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The challenge in a spoofing case is that traders frequently cancel orders, and most high-frequency trading involves a rapid flow of orders that are rarely filled.
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GPS spoofing, where the signals from GPS satellites are spoofed to send false data, can prevent devices from getting an accurate location, or any location at all.
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Until now, an illegal trading technique called "spoofing" has been associated with two-bit commodities outfits and lone wolf traders operating in the shadows of the markets.
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Deutsche Bank, UBS and HSBC will collectively pay nearly $47 million to settle civil regulatory charges that some of their traders engaged in spoofing in precious metals.
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The sketch is pretty famous -- Peyton was spoofing his United Way ads by teaching kids how to get tattoos, steal cars and play real, hardcore park football.
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Mexican drug and human traffickers have used "spoofing" technologies to disrupt or disable GPS systems aboard the unmanned US drones that watch the border, Defense One reports.
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"Took too long, but am so glad to FINALLY see a bad-ass Latina comedian on @nbcsnl, I don't even mind @melissavcomedy spoofing my daily tirades," she tweeted.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The misuse of chat rooms has been a central component in many recent cases where market manipulation, collusion, or "spoofing" was involved.
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Golan and Brims may not be the end of the story, as the original Citigroup fine stated that five traders were found to have been engaged in spoofing.
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It's an original EllenTube creation spoofing her friend Martin's real home tour from AD. WATCH THIS: Joanna Garcia Swisher Shows Us Around Her Classy (and Kid-Friendly!) L.
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Spoofing (making the game think you're somewhere you're not), using modified Pokémon GO clients or bots or doing something that accesses Pokémon GO's backend in an unauthorized way.
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Commodities fraud and violations of the Dodd-Frank Act — which explicitly made spoofing a criminal offense — have a statute of limitations of six years and five years, respectively.
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In November, Pai sent letters to several companies, asking them to use a caller authentication system to battle call spoofing, a technique robocallers use to imitate other numbers.
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The trick boils down to spoofing capacitive MEMS accelerometers, the chips that enable smartphones and Fitbits to know when they're in motion, where they're going, and how quickly.
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Paul Scharre, author of "Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War", warns that the neural networks used in machine learning are intrinsically vulnerable to spoofing.
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After the fifth iteration, Hotel, pushed the show to a new height of visual decadence, last year's reality TV-spoofing Roanoke was intended as something of a reset.
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In the CFTC's civil case against Citigroup, the regulator said five traders at Citigroup Global Markets Inc engaged in spoofing more than 2,500 times in various Treasury futures.
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The CFTC said the bank cooperated during the investigation and also self-reported some of the spoofing orders after CME Group inquired about a number of suspicious orders.
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Photo: Department of Homeland SecurityThe Trump administration is now pushing federal agencies to finally adopt basic security protocols designed to protect government emails against spoofing and phishing attacks.
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Spoofing is when one or more traders move the price of a security by placing bogus orders that are modified or canceled before they can become actual trades.
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Last year, security firm Agari found only 14% of all Fortune 500 companies were using DMARC, a domain security feature that prevents email spoofing and actively enforces it.
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First spotted by The Next Web, the audio spoofing website is called NotJordanPeterson and you can make it say virtually anything you want in 280 characters or fewer.
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Hatred does not really feature in the story in any meaningful way, and the spoofing of Nazi ideology is hardly stealthy or subtle enough to qualify as satire.
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Several other SEALs had been booted out of the service for cocaine use and another was charged with spoofing someone online in an attempt to get nude photos.
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"I applaud Congress for working in a bipartisan manner to combat illegal robocalls and malicious caller ID spoofing," Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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The sanctions followed a $25 million fine imposed in January on Citigroup Global Markets for spoofing and for a failure to supervise, and provide appropriate training for, its traders.
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The traders knew that at least one other U.S. Treasury trader was using the spoofing strategy, but they chose not to report it to compliance, according to the CFTC.
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Their rulings would come as the Justice Department is conducting multiple criminal investigations into big banks with the cooperation of traders who have pleaded guilty to spoofing-related crimes.
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" Uber declined to explain the nature of specific tags, but Ensign said the Guardian project "is used to detect spoofing, like what's described in this Bloomberg story from 2015.
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In 220 FINRA also sent "report cards" for layering and spoofing activities to firms as a compliance tool to complement firms' supervisory systems to detect and deter manipulative conduct.
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However, Purdy added the flash crash was just one of the 400 trading days referred to by U.S. prosecutors when Sarao was said to have been spoofing the market.
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More troubling than simple jamming, though, is the rise of "spoofing," which overrides correct GPS data with a more powerful localized signal that delivers false information to a receiver.
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Perhaps worst of all is WhatsApp's vulnerability to MAC spoofing attacks, which involve changing the media access control (MAC) address that acts as a unique identifier for every phone.
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Proposal details: Pai is proposing rules that would let phone carriers block numbers in certain instances of "spoofing," or making erroneous information appear on caller ID, for a robocalls.
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A new startup called SkySafe unveiled its "spoofing" technology today that allows law enforcement or anyone interested in protecting critical airspace to hijack a drone's controls and neutralize it.
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Trader B: ok Trader B: yep "Consistent with this chat, Trader A did, in fact, engage in spoofing in the market for silver futures contracts," the CFTC order said.
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He explained that a law against spoofing only came into force in the U.S. in 2010, and the first time it was used was in November of last year.
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Using a 'Pokémon Go' bot may get you permanently banned It's still unclear how Niantic is going about detecting the use of GPS spoofing, emulators, bots, and other hacks.
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Spammers are capable of spoofing the area code where you live so that it appears to be a local call or even one from a legitimate business you've used.
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Although Chinese leaders may be seeking perfect and absolute security, these quantum networks won't be truly unhackable, but rather could remain vulnerable to certain types of spoofing and interference.
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The proposed solution will have to maintain privacy and security in huge IoT networks and offer some form of validation and consensus for transactions to prevent spoofing and theft.
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"For months our client could not escape a living nightmare as the revenge porn, stalking, spoofing, doxxing, swatting became more intense," said Carrie Goldberg, a lawyer for the victim.
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Trunz, who is cooperating with the ongoing investigation, admitted that from about July 2007 to August 2016 he placed thousands of spoofing orders in the precious metals futures markets.
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The scammer often targets the victim by breaking into or spoofing the email of a trusted third party, like an attorney, financial advisor, product vendor or real estate broker.
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Swatting has been around in some form since the 70s but grew with popularity in the internet age when phone number spoofing and protection of identifying information became easier.
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People familiar with those methods say prosecutors now have an easier time identifying suspected spoofing due to advancements in the way the Department collects and analyzes trade data internally.
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Some legitimate callers use spoofing: Workplaces, for example, often spoof outgoing calls to look like they're coming from a 1-800 number or to mask an employees' direct extension.
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For one, inexpensive, internet-routed calling and spoofing options have easily outpaced both technical and legal solutions to the problem, leaving regulators constantly trying to keep up from behind.
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Of particular relevance are the December 2016, fine imposed on Igor B. Oystacher and 3Red Trading of $2.5m for spoofing and the use of a 'manipulative and deceptive device' while trading futures contracts on multiple futures exchanges, and the November 2016 order under which Navinder Singh Sarao was required to pay more than $38 million in monetary sanctions for price manipulation and spoofing as part of his role in the "flash crash" of May 2010.
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Unless of course those players are blatant cheaters... Location spoofing Powerful gyms are all well and good except it's likely that, if you live in a relatively populated area, they've already been taken over by early adopters, or by players from another location using a particularly effective trick: GPS spoofing, which is a very simple method of feeding false coordinates to your phone's GPS, making you appear to be somewhere you're not.
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But Horton of the FBI argues it's critical for authorities to keep track of these incidents, and for people to spread awareness about spoofing scams so families can be prepared.
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Hackers have "manufactured this deceit by 'spoofing' or falsifying DNS lookups to create the impression of communication between Alfa Bank and the Trump Organization," the bank said in a statement.
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Faces feel personal in a way that makes us not want to turn them into passwords, and many facial recognition offerings have been susceptible to spoofing with selfies and masks.
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In August, a U.S. appeals court upheld the conviction of former New Jersey-based high-speed trader Michael Coscia who was the first individual to be criminally prosecuted for spoofing.
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They also accused prosecutors of trying to "shoehorn this case into the wire fraud statute," in a bid to bring spoofing-related charges beyond the five-year statute of limitations.
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But the LinkedIn profiles of two Kudos employees detail their work on MegaCast, the Fly Apps Android app that Pixalate found to be at the center of the spoofing scheme.
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It seems that some of this odd Beyoncé-Sia coverage has even started spoofing the Marina Joyce debacle, with memes directly paralleling the evidence presented by fans of internet star.
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Weird Al Yankovic, the undisputed king of song parodies who has been spoofing radio hits since he was a teenager, usually has artists tell him they're honored by his renditions.
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Since the game's launch last year, some players have used third-party apps for mapping, GPS spoofing, or botting, all of which give players a leg-up in their hunting.
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In a talk at Defcon in 2012, Brad "Renderman" Haines laid out a plan for spoofing the ADS-B transponders that airplanes use to locate each other in the sky.
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After EW reported a Deadpool 2 teaser would screen in front of showings of Logan in theaters beginning this weekend, the video, featuring Ryan Reynolds spoofing Superman, is now online.
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More recently, English-speaking fraudsters have also allegedly been spoofing Uber rides, pretending to be both a driver and customer, and tricking the company out of cash in the process.
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Although the CFTC has taken the U.S. lead in cracking down on spoofing, the equities markets face similar challenges with flash crashes and HFT and have many easy enforcement targets.
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Addressing the victim by name, crafting the message to induce curiosity, spoofing a known sender, matching message content to the victim's recent experience—these are the tried and true techniques.
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"The government has shown once again that they can bring criminal charges in a spoofing case and obtain a conviction," said Mariotti, now a partner at law firm Thompson Coburn.
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According to the Post, robocallers using spoofing techniques—in which the caller uses a variety of techniques to display a falsified originating number to the recipient—are particularly headache-inducing.
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The 33-year-old supermodel spent her day spoofing Four Weddings, the show where four brides compete against one another, voting on the best wedding to win a free honeymoon.
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It's likely no accident that Brazzers followed up last summer's rapid demand for Overwatch porn with its own parody called Oversnatch in September and then another spoofing Call of Duty.
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In order to distinguish legitimate trading from spoofing, the CFTC would evaluate the market context, the person's pattern of trading activity including fill characteristics and other relevant facts and circumstances.
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With IoT ecosystems potentially accounting for thousands and millions of devices, device identification and authentication becomes key in preventing malicious man-in-the-middle, key compromise and identity-spoofing attacks.
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E&C SEPTEMBER PRIORITIES: The House Energy and Commerce Committee's tech subcommittee will mark up the Anti-Spoofing Act and the Improving Rural Call Quality and Reliability Act next week.
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It's full of ridiculously unlikeable cardboard characters, overly dramatic camera shots, bad special effects, and exactly as much nudity and fake gore as you'd expect from the films it's spoofing.
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That was the first time a bank had been charged with spoofing since the CFTC won broad new powers in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law to go after the practice.
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Spoofing is where a stock price is artificially driven lower due to high volumes of trading orders being placed just below the current price but then canceled before being executed.
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Voice-spoofing technology was used to steal a quarter-million dollars in March from the unwitting CEO of an energy company, who thought he was talking to his (German) boss.
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Consider the Sony Pictures Entertainment hacking, said to have been perpetrated by North Korea in a bid to scuttle the Sony film spoofing the country's supreme leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Although smartphone fingerprint ID systems are pretty secure, they're not immune to spoofing, which Hitachi claims is significantly more difficult to accomplish with VeinID since the veins are in vivo.
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Since the election, a huge number of political journalists (including me) have been warned by Google of "government-backed attackers" attempting to steal our passwords by spoofing Google login pages.
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Regulators have made headway against illegal calls: The F.C.C. has issued fines for spoofing, and the Federal Trade Commission recently shut down four companies that made billions of illegal calls.
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So, to review: there are many ways to have a good time, but singing and dancing in a cornfield while spoofing "YMCA" without permission ... is not one of them, apparently.
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Edward Bases and John Pacilio, both of whom are from Connecticut, have been charged with fraud in connection with an alleged scheme to engage in both solo and coordinated spoofing.
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U.S. prosecutors have said that the five charged JPMorgan traders had influenced metals prices by placing bids with the intent to cancel them before execution a technique known as spoofing.
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Even more unusual, Arong, who is black, admitted to making the statements, but he claims he was just spoofing someone who regularly made white supremacist comments in the same chatroom.
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"Spoofing and layering are issues that have arisen in the high frequency and computer-driven trading world, and Muddy Waters has zero capability to engage in these practices," he said.
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But authorities are still bringing cases involving spoofing, a crime that involves placing bids to buy or offers to sell futures contracts with the intent to cancel them before execution.
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Spoofing is the practice of a trader placing a buy or sell order for a commodity or stock with the intent to cancel the order before it can be executed.
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Last month, a federal court in New York fined Salim and Khara each more than $1.3 million to settle civil charges of spoofing, and also permanently banned them from trading.
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The government claims the defendants engaged in "widespread spoofing, market manipulation and fraud" by placing trade orders they planned to cancel before executing them, according to a Justice Department statement.
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Pubmatic chief marketing officer Jeffrey K. Hirsch said the company was trying to understand where Google's data on the "spoofing" cases came from, and declined to comment on the report.
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"It's our sense that that exponential increase in robocalls, spoofing of incoming calls, pretending they're a local number, has really changed the environment in using a cell phone," said Kennedy.
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In some cases, one or more spoofing orders were placed after another trader had placed one or more, smaller, resting orders in the same or a correlated futures or cash market.
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Earlier this month, a London-based day trader pled guilty to U.S. federal charges of contributing to the May 2010 "flash crash" by spoofing futures on CME Group's Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Plus, scammers have been spoofing caller IDs to hide their numbers in order to make it seem like calls are local and to make it more difficult to track them down.
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The charges of commodities fraud and violations of the Dodd-Frank Act — which explicitly made spoofing a criminal offense — have shorter statutes of limitations, of six years and five years, respectively.
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U.S. authorities say he is guilty of "spoofing" by placing large orders which manipulated the markets and then cancelled or modified them, allowing him to buy or sell at a profit.
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In most cases, with close scrutiny of the language, it is possible to tell if an email purporting to be from a colleague is in fact a spoofing email, said Belani.
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As will become obvious, you need a GPS spoofing app as well, but there are a number of free ones available including Fake GPS Location and Fake GPS Location Spoofer Free.
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While hosting Saturday Night Live, the 43-year-old comedian revived some of the classic characters from his former sketch comedy show in a skit spoofing The Walking Dead's latest massacre.
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U.S. authorities say he is guilty of "spoofing" by placing large orders which manipulated the markets and then canceled or modified them, allowing him to buy or sell at a profit.
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The F-16 was one of the first U.S. military aircraft to carry the Miniature Air-Launched Decoy, a roughly 10-foot-long, radar-spoofing drone, starting in the late 1990s.
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Eventually he figured out that the robocaller was engaging in a practice called neighbor spoofing—making the calls look as if they were coming from someone living near the intended recipient.
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Thakkar was one of seven individuals whom the U.S. Justice Department last January charged with the crime of "spoofing"—that is, in this instance, using an algorithm to trick a market.
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The paper comes almost exactly a year after Hussain et al revealed ten separate weaknesses in 4G LTE that allowed eavesdropping on phone calls and text messages, and spoofing emergency alerts.
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This is the latest in a surge of U.S. actions on spoofing, a practice in which traders place orders they intend to cancel to move prices to benefit their market positions.
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Other than seizing domains, the activists accuse the central government of using Internet Service Providers such as Vodafone or Telefonica Movistar to block the sites with techniques such like DNS spoofing.
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The case has been closely watched as Coscia was the first person to be criminally prosecuted under an anti-spoofing provision implemented as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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That companies are actually starting to do something about the very real problem that is robocalls and spoofing is great news—even if it took them long enough to do it.
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Proving the case requires showing multiple orders were used and not just isolated transactions, such as one defendant who engaged in what the government claims was 2350,22.2 different instances of spoofing.
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The Justice Department said it had charged James Vorley of the United Kingdom, France's Cedric Chanu, Jiongsheng Zhao of Australia and New York resident Krishna Mohan with fraud and spoofing offenses.
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Andre Flotron, 53, a Swiss national living in New Jersey, has been charged with conspiracy to commit spoofing and fraud when he was a UBS AG precious metals trader in Switzerland.
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The complaint, filed Tuesday in federal court in Connecticut, alleges that Flotron and unidentified co-conspirators devised and executed schemes to defraud other market participants through the illegal practice of spoofing.
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The CFTC, the independent agency that polices the futures and options markets, has also been enhancing its own data analytic capabilities to detect spoofing and other suspicious activity in the markets.
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Scammers often use something called neighbor spoofing, where they make it look like they're calling from a phone number that has the same first five or six digits as your own.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A JPMorgan Chase & Co precious metals trader pleaded guilty to spoofing, or placing bogus trade offers, on Tuesday, when he also resigned as an executive director at the bank.
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The Justice Department said Trunz, who worked in New York, London and Singapore, learned about spoofing from more senior traders and engaged in the practice with the consent of his immediate supervisors.
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Sony Pictures Entertainment, also led by Lynton, was roiled more than two years ago after a cyberattack revealed internal emails and created backlash around the release of a movie spoofing North Korea.
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Below is a refresher on spoofing and a review of the settled case and guilty plea as they offer reminders for senior managers, compliance professionals, and traders in a number of areas.
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From a security point of view, Apple's app store has stringent safeguards in place that make it more resilient to security issues like application spoofing than competitors such as Google's Play store.
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Glenn Close as Hillary Clinton Spoofing the musical A Chorus Line at the 2016 Tony Awards, Glenn Close stepped into Hillary Clinton's pantsuit for a brief turn as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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It's sort of a push-and-pull between these networks, where one is trying to get better at spoofing images, and the other is trying to improve its ability to spot spoofs.
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Traders who engage in the manipulative practice known as spoofing are "the most immediate and likely target" of the rules changes, said Craig Pirrong, a finance professor at the University of Houston.
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The paper, titled "This is Your President Speaking: Spoofing Alerts in 4G LTE Networks," details how a group of researchers were able to successfully fake mobile presidential alerts using commercially-available equipment.
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I know you were spoofing their over-the-top productions for music videos, but in making that, did you have any sort of new appreciation for the process of putting it together?
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Looked at one way, they're spoofing a trope that, though only created over the past decade, is now pervasive across social media: the overly perky yet weirdly self-serious video tutorial hostess.
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Circuit court of appeals in new york revives lawsuit by five korean citizens who had transacted in futures contracts Tower and its founder, mark gorton, were accused of injuring plaintiffs through spoofing
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Often scammers use a very popular technique called "neighbor spoofing," in which they copy the area codes of local jurisdictions to make it more likely that people will pick up the phone.
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SYSS found that if the anti-spoofing feature is disabled on the Creators Update (released earlier this year) or Fall Creators Update (released in October) then you can still bypass Windows Hello.
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In my experience, it often fails to pick up on neighborhood spoofing, which are those annoying calls that share the same area code and first few numbers of your own phone number.
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Though that update blocked apps like Pokévision, enterprising players have found other ways to cheat the game, like spoofing their GPS location — a technique that also violates Pokémon Go's terms of service.
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The investigation concerns illegal practices that can influence prices such as spoofing, or flooding the market with fake orders to trick other traders, Bloomberg said, citing four people familiar with the matter.
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Tips, according to Gang Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech: Avoid clicking on links that have been emailed to you to avoid phishing or spoofing scams.
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Knowing the victim's paging occasion also lets an attacker hijack the paging channel and inject or deny paging messages, by spoofing messages like Amber alerts or blocking messages altogether, the researchers say.
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This isn't the first time that Hahn has talked about the best friend chapter in her life, but this is the first time she's posed the idea of a film spoofing it.
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He is said to have used a spoofing program to send text messages from fake phone numbers to people at Naval Special Warfare Development Group in an effort to procure the photos.
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The three-judge panel rejected arguments by Coscia's lawyers that the anti-spoofing statute was unconstitutionally vague and argued that the evidence prosecutors submitted at trial was insufficient to support his conviction.
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The order also finds that Trunz learned the trading strategy of spoofing from more senior traders at the banks and deployed this strategy with the knowledge and consent of his immediate supervisors.
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Last May, the commission fined a Miami man $120 million — its largest penalty ever — and accused him of running an operation that made spoofing calls to sell time-shares and travel deals.
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"If you want to know life's highs, you've got to go low," says the Countess Bryn Mawr, a character recalled from a long ago Off Broadway show spoofing Hollywood snake-pit movies.
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"Spoofing is a particularly pernicious example of bad actors seeking to manipulate the market through the abuse of technology," James McDonald, the CFTC's head of enforcement, said in a statement on Monday.
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Far-right groups and militias don't see Civil War 2 as an idea worth spoofing, they see it as a call to arms, and, at least online, claim to be acting accordingly.
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The company says the iOS app can also block incoming calls from fake numbers that look very similar to your own, thwarting a technique "neighbor spoofing," a common tactic among pesky robocallers.
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The broader inquiry into market manipulation of all kinds comes amid a spike in criminal prosecutions and civil actions in the past year involving so-called "spoofing" in the precious metals markets.
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This unfamiliarity, coupled with the fact that many of the scenes seem to be spoofing things history has since forgotten, might be the reason I had no fucking idea what was happening.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology quietly withdrew support for SMS-based two-factor in August, pointing to the risk of interception or spoofing, but tech companies have been slow to respond.
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Edmonds' criminal plea related to "spoofing," a certain type of improper trading that has been the subject of a broader regulatory crackdown on market manipulation in the decade since the 203 financial crisis.
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He also uses voice over internet protocol and phone spoofing to make calls appear to be coming from a number at the Jewish center or school that is the subject of the threat.
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According to Agari, one of its customers — a global e-commerce firm — was getting millions of impersonated emails per day, spoofing the company's "from" domain to make it look like the real deal.
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"Spoofing is a problem, and we will confirm as best we can with our agent who works at the Antarctic base if there are any other agents there at the time," Savy said.
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Rulings in prosecutors' favor would support their efforts to charge individuals for spoofing trades dating as far back as 10 years, the statute of limitations for wire fraud that affects a financial institution.
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The now-iconic photo that resulted had it all: bright colors that made it unmissable on social media feeds, a simple composition perfect for spoofing, and Trump yelling while looking anything but presidential.
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More often than not, the scammers use spoofing techniques to impersonate a senior executive over email to trick the unsuspecting victim, or hack into the email account of the person they are impersonating.
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That database contained customer usernames, email addresses and passwords scrambled with the SHA-1 algorithm, which has been deprecated in favor of stronger algorithms after researchers found SHA-1 was vulnerable to spoofing.
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But in July, a U.S. judge sentenced futures trader Michael Coscia to three years in prison after he became the first person criminally convicted of spoofing, a lighter punishment than prosecutors had sought.
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Flaum was one of two former precious metals traders who separately Thursday agreed to settle regulatory charges filed by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission for a banned market manipulation strategy known as spoofing.
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He has also found other unusual trading patterns, including dozens of cases of "spoofing" and "layering," illegal trading strategies of placing and canceling orders to create a false impression of demand or supply.
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The three banks and former staff traders, as well as individuals at other firms, were charged following a multi-agency probe into spoofing in metals and equities futures, the Department of Justice said.
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Michael Coscia, who owned Panther Energy Trading LLC in New Jersey, was the first person tried in the United States for spoofing, and sentenced to three years in prison after his 2015 conviction.
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The original Napoleon and Pedro are currently spoofing the deadpan encounter in a new Burger King commercial advertising the fast food chain's Cheesy Tots, which are back in stores for a limited time.
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As arguably the most powerful person in the free world, Obama is a natural target for GIF artists to adapt to their styles, either spoofing the powerful or rallying to his positive accomplishments.
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They said he engaged in spoofing of various markets for commodities, including gold, soybean oil and high-grade copper, which allowed him to make $1.4 million in less than three months in 2011.
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He also says that accounts that were created to scrape data from the game or those that used GPS spoofing techniques to play in other areas around the world will remain permanently banned.
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Thus, in principle, an attacker is able to perfectly replicate the optical signal using a priori knowledge, and the classical variant of an optical seal is vulnerable to an intercept-resend spoofing attack.
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Spoofing, which is a criminal offense under the 2010 Dodd- Frank financial reform law, involves placing bids to buy or offers to sell futures contracts with the intent to cancel them before execution.
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In particular, the report cites spoofing, where orders are placed and then canceled once a price changes, and wash trading, where a trader sells to themselves to give the impression of market demand.
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The biggest payouts will be handed out for critical remote code execution and elevation of privilege flaws, while security feature bypasses, information disclosure, spoofing, and tampering will all include rewards up to $5,000.
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In 2015, a futures trader was charged by the CFTC with illegally manipulating the stock market by layering and spoofing during the 2010 flash crash using E-mini S&P 500 futures contracts.
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Currently, Bitcoin exchanges are virtually unregulated and subject to all the usual problems that afflict unregulated financial markets, including outright theft, fraud, Ponzi schemes, spoofing, pumping and dumping, wash sales and other manipulations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Two futures traders in the United Arab Emirates banned from U.S. commodity markets last month for the disruptive practice known as "spoofing" faced additional penalties from CME Group Inc on Thursday.
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"When I invented the Wi-Fi Pineapple, I saw that Wi-Fi had inherent flaws that made it vulnerable to spoofing attacks," Darren Kitchen, the founder of Hak5, told me in an email.
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Legal experts agree that the regulators are stringing together a series of successful cases on spoofing and the smoking gun is often the electronic communications, instant messages, and chat rooms that solidify the evidence.
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" Reviews for Cult of Chucky have been even more positive than they were for Curse of Chucky: The Hollywood Reporter called the film "part self-spoofing slasher, part lowbrow bloodbath and all guilty pleasure.
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Martyn Thomas, chair of the UK Royal Academy of Engineering's GNSS working group, said it was easy to purchase GPS simulators that can "fool GPS equipment into giving the wrong coordinates", known as spoofing.
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The notice also said that the U.K.'s military and intelligence agencies will no longer have access to the EU's Public Regulated Service, a hardened GPS system that enhances protections against spoofing and jamming.
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Reiss, 33, said she came up with "Just Not Sorry" after watching a popular video by comedian Amy Schumer spoofing a panel of accomplished women, all of whom pepper their remarks with endless apologies.
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But it turns out you might not need an actual first class ticket to get into a swanky airport lounge—just a custom Android app that spits out a boarding pass-spoofing QR code.
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Indeed, this latter scenario was proven in 1003 by a handful of University of Texas students who built a spoofing device for about $3,000 and used it to commandeer a yacht's navigation system undetected.
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This decision was announced on Monday after Vincent Rijmen, a professor of computer security at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, had advised the European Commission on ways to fight against spoofing attacks in the Galileo system.
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Image: PixabayEvidently recognizing that we are collectively living through a robocall hell at present, Arkansas lawmakers have advanced a bill that would allow those responsible for robocall spoofing to be charged with a felony.
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A Republican lawmaker from Vice President Pence's home state is hitting HBO host John Oliver over the "Last Week Tonight" host's release of a children's book spoofing one about the Pence family rabbit. Rep.
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N.L." faced near-impossible expectations: first, to wring laughs out of a national nervous breakdown, and second, to improve on a political reality so self-spoofing that it writes its own penis jokes. "S.
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The rise, experts say, is being driven partly by the success of spoofing, or using nearby area codes and local prefixes to trick people into thinking a call is from someone in their neighborhood.
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Audio spoofing has gotten very good, and there's no better example than this website which lets you say anything you want in the voice of self-help guru and Canadian professor Jordan B. Peterson.
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That was an event ripe for spoofing by "Terminal Lance," but the video was more interesting for what it showed of how he works — a process that becomes more understandable with the video's help.
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The FCC wants a reliable verification system to prevent scam artists from spoofing the number of a bank, debt collector, government tax agency or other organizations to trick consumers into disclosing confidential financial information.
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"For lawmakers, the FCC's identification of an alleged spoofing mastermind offers the opportunity to learn specific information about operations, partners, and the business model, which may provide valuable insight for future legislation," Thune said.
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Meanwhile, the FCC has been waiting patiently for telecoms to implement SHAKEN/STIR, an anti-spoofing measure they can implement on their networks, repeatedly warning that it will eventually take action if they don't.
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Over the summer, Pai announced that the Commission would be moving to make overseas robocalls and malicious text message spoofing illegal after Congress passed new rules that required them to do so in 2018.
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It's designed to identify and trace calls that use the "spoofing" technique, which allows spammers to mask their identities and make it look like they're calling from somewhere else — even your own phone number.
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Sources who spoke with CNBC said prosecutors are using information about suspected spoofing to collect additional evidence against a trader and, if warranted, question that trader about their own conduct and that of others.
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Caller ID, one of the tools intended to help us screen calls, has been turned on its head, with robocalls now spoofing local numbers and fake identities to make us pick up the call.
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If you're spoofing fingerprints, you've got enough to log into the phone itself (as long as it's not locked down), at which point you can just open apps and get the data you need anyway.
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On Saturday Night Live the night of the summit, Paltrow appeared on "Weekend Update," spoofing a Goop employee who couldn't remember the names of all of the quirky products that she sells on her site.
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Spoofing has made it difficult for authorities to sort out which robocalls are illegal and which robocalls are spoofed for a legitimate reason, in cases like a call from a pharmacist or local school district.
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The talented, funny star of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, now 45, tackles that hot-button topic, as well as women's bodies, spoofing Sarah Palin and more in her menswear-inspired cover for Town & Country's April issue.
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And while Touch ID is vulnerable to spoofing, like pretty much any fingerprint reader, its depth-mapping Face ID tech is by far the most sophisticated biometric implementation in the consumer electronics space to date.
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The second is just plain laziness: items and experience in Pokémon Go grow the more you walk around, so GPS spoofing could be used to convince the app you're walking miles and miles every day.
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With the recent release of the first monthly report cards to member firms that deal with market manipulation, FINRA hopes to better shine a spotlight on and discourage illegal practices such as spoofing, or layering.
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Security researchers are recommending that Windows 10 users with Windows Hello enabled go back into settings and setup the facial recognition again, and also ensure that anti-spoofing is enabled if a device supports it.
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The two companies will today begin to roll out new cross-network call authentication technology based on the STIR/SHAKEN standards — a sort of universal caller ID system designed to stop illegal caller ID spoofing.
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These reassure customers that the number showing up on their phone is actually the number that called, and not a fraudster "spoofing," or faking, the number to try to get people to pick it up.
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Over the past eight weeks, thousands of publishers have been subject to bots creating fake versions of their websites, a technique called "domain spoofing," according to a paper published Wednesday by ad technology company Adform.
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The advantage of a physical security key—like the Titan or now, Android phones—is that they're less vulnerable to spoofing, a practice where bad actors impersonate your account to gain access to your data.
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To prove spoofing, the Justice Department relied on two traders who worked for Mr. Flotron to explain how he taught them to enter and then cancel orders to influence the direction of the commodity prices.
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John Edmonds, 36, pleaded guilty to one count of commodities fraud and one count each of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, price manipulation and spoofing, according to a Tuesday release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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From Bloomberg:The illicit tactics that the Justice Department is looking into include spoofing and wash trading — forms of cheating that regulators have spent years trying to root out of futures and equities markets, the people said.
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In September, researchers showed off how to unlock and turn on the engine of a Model S through a spoofing hack on its keyless entry system and that appears to be what happened in this case.
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Liew, who previously worked with Vorley and Chanu as a junior trader on the precious metals desk for Deutsche Bank, pleaded guilty in June 2017 to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and spoofing.
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Edmonds, who has yet to be sentenced in his criminal case, and several other traders who likewise have pleaded guilty to spoofing-related crimes are also cooperating with federal prosecutors in ongoing probes of major banks.
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Prosecutors had asked the judge to jail Coscia, owner of New Jersey-based Panther Energy Trading, for as long as seven years and three months after he was convicted last year of spoofing and commodities fraud.
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Edmonds, who has yet to be sentenced in his criminal case, and several other traders who likewise have pleaded guilty to spoofing-related crimes are also cooperating with federal prosecutors in ongoing probes of major banks.
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" It further specifies in the letter that: "Face ID confirms attention by directing the direction of your gaze, then uses neural networks for matching and anti-spoofing so you can unlock your phone with a glance.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Robocalls are annoying as hell, and thanks to new techniques like caller ID spoofing that makes phone spam appear like it's coming from a legitimate number, the problem is only getting worse.
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Though TOS violations vary, these bans appear to be directed at cheaters who rely on GPS spoofing, bots, and other software techniques that allow Pokémon Go to be played beyond the realm of Niantic's design parameters.
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For instance, GPS spoofing lets you trick a smartphone into thinking you're located in a different country, allowing you to catch pokémon that may be more easily located in that area or restricted to certain regions.
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The total to be paid includes about $43.1 million in restitution and disgorgement and a $24.4 million civil monetary penalty, the largest total monetary relief ever ordered in a spoofing case, the CFTC said its statement.
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Russia has been testing ways of interfering with civilian navigation services, jamming Finland's civilian air navigation services during a NATO exercise in Finland and spoofing civilian ships in the Black Sea, letting them go off course.
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One method involves the user controlling the "coarseness" of the location given to applications, essentially spoofing the location by randomly picking a point within a specified radius so as not to reveal the device's exact position.
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The official said that Iranian military boats have been "spoofing" the automatic identification system merchant ships use to report and disguise their vessels as merchant ships instead of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps or Iranian Navy vessels.
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Hackers often use a technique called "spoofing," a form of impersonation in which they make it look like emails have come from a trusted website domain in order to get victims to click on malicious links.
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Though many agencies state that they are implementing anti-spoofing technologies on 100 percent of email traffic, we observe that some of these agencies have actually implemented ineffective controls or have not implemented them at all.
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But spammers and fraudsters have long been able to use a technique called "spoofing" to mask their numbers from caller IDs and make it look like they're calling from somewhere else, even your own phone number.
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This clever site-spoofing technique exploits long-known flaws in DNS that can be used to trick unsuspecting corporate victims into turning over their credentials on fake login pages, which the hackers can use for further compromise.
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Apple's marketing video showed off three-dimensional masks used to test Face ID against spoofing attacks, and the simple fact of having a motion-capable camera should make it easier to spot a false face at work.
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In other recent cases involving spoofing, the firms were identified along with individuals, and in some instances the firms were also slapped with significant fines for failure to supervise and stop the illicit actions of the traders.
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But as ProPublica reported, a determined hacker would likely find ways to bypass this defense—the easiest route being to trick Crosscheck's administrators into adding a different IP by spoofing the email account of a state authority.
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Announced Thursday, the pledge comes after 51 U.S. attorneys general brokered a deal that would see the telecom giants roll out anti-robocalling technologies, including a way of cryptographically signing callers to wipe out phone number spoofing.
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Navinder Sarao, 37, who traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from his parents' home near London's Heathrow Airport, pleaded guilty to one count each of spoofing and wire fraud as part of an agreement with U.S. prosecutors.
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Last year, the CFTC accused Oystacher and 3 Red Trading of spoofing in at least five futures products, including crude oil, natural gas and copper, for at least 51 trading days from December 2011 to January 2014.
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"Whoever with dishonest intention establishes a website or sends any information with a counterfeit source intended to be believed by the recipient or visitor of the website, to be an authentic source commits spoofing," the law says.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge sentenced futures trader Michael Coscia to three years in prison on Wednesday, a lighter punishment than prosecutors had sought for the first person criminally convicted of the manipulative trading practice of spoofing.
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It revolves around Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) spoofing the painter Bob Ross and his TV show The Joy of Painting, complete with Ross's trademark hair and a naughty spin on the colors he used in his work (e.g.
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That sounds like spoofing, which is defined as "bidding or offering with the intent to cancel the bid or offer before execution," and a criminal complaint filed in January accused the two men of that very offense.
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Benjamin, who emphasized that he was not aware of the FBI's investigation into the cell-phone spoofing, recalled once meeting with a former head of Mossad, the premier Israeli intelligence agency, when he was out of office.
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The alleged hacking of a former top aide at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) was unrelated to the travel scandal she was embroiled in and was limited to "relatively unsophisticated 'spoofing,' " according to a government watchdog.
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"Oath has invested in proprietary technology on our buying platforms, including BrightRoll and ONE by AOL, that aims to enforce supply transparency and prevent domain spoofing across the majority of supply partners," Oath said in a statement.
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Spoofing a plan to haul nuclear weapons around the country on railroad cars, he proposed a system of mobile Pentagons, complete with little secretaries of defense and presidents who would crisscross the country to confuse the enemy.
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IDENTITY's packaging is designed to look like something you'd find on a shelf at your local drug store, and each fingerprint-spoofing strip is individually wrapped—like bandages in some kind of counter-surveillance first aid kit.
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In spoofing, a trader uses a high-speed computer to send out a flurry of buy or sell orders to make it look like there is supply and demand in the market, without intending to complete the trades.
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The good news didn't last long because on Monday afternoon security researchers went public with claims that Tesla's keyless entry system is vulnerable to a spoofing hack that could give a sophisticated hacker an environmentally-friendly free ride.
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India demonetized 86 percent of its currency to curb black money and counterfeiting but that did not discourage this 24-year-old dude from trying his hand at spoofing the new Rs 2,23 currency bill to get high.
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The U.S. Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has taken the lead in enforcement actions centered on "spoofing" where traders quickly, and often through the use of automated programs, place and quickly cancel orders in markets before execution.
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"Hello, Tribe fans, welcome to Major League Baseball, sort of," said sportscaster Harry Doyle (portrayed by real-life MLB broadcaster Bob Uecker) in "Major League," a 1989 comedy that inspired an entire Cleveland-spoofing franchise of Hollywood films.
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McKay movies like Talladega Nights or The Other Guys have some action spectacle to imitate the genres they're spoofing, but a lot of their biggest laughs come from setups as simple as dinner-table scenes or office conversations.
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On Monday, Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai proposed a new rule that would make malicious text message spoofing and overseas robocalls illegal, something that the agency has yet to fully address in its attempts to fight robocalls.
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Flooding the bitcoin network with tiny transactions could potentially send the price down sharply, said Swanson, as could sending many sell-signals to the market that are not honoured - so-called spoofing, which is illegal in regulated markets.
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"We are investigating cases of a practice known as 'spoofing' in which large-scale fake orders are placed and withdrawn with the aim of achieving an unfair advantage," Branson said in remarks prepared for FINMA's annual news conference.
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It's co-orbital anti-satellite capabilities, it's jamming, it's dazzling, it's spoofing, it's hacking — all of these threats are proliferating at a pace we have never seen before, and the Chinese are calling space the American Achilles' heel.
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Unsealed on Monday morning, the indictment alleges that from May 2008 to August 2016 the defendants along with co-conspirators, engaged in widespread spoofing, market manipulation and fraud while working on the precious metals desk at J.P. Morgan.
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In a related civil enforcement action, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission also announced charges against Nowak and Smith for spoofing, engaging in a manipulative and deceptive scheme, and attempting to manipulate prices in the precious metals futures market.
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Lee's lyrics are so literally deadpan ("You'll hold my hand until I'm dead") that the sweet and peppy tunes (by Lee and Tim Simmonds and John-Michael Lyles) seem to be spoofing them, or the other way around.
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According to the indictment, Mr. Smith taught Mr. Jordan a new way of executing illegal fake trades: Spoofing could be more easily concealed if traders quickly layered a series of fake orders rather than placing one large order.
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Their decision could set a precedent that affects how other U.S. traders are regulated because Coscia was the first to be criminally prosecuted under an anti-spoofing provision implemented as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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According to the indictment, Mr. Smith taught Mr. Jordan a new way of executing illegal fake trades: Spoofing could be more easily concealed if traders quickly layered a series of fake orders rather than placing one large order.
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Photo: GettyA bipartisan coalition of 35 attorneys general signed a formal request today for the Federal Communications Commission to do something about all the damn spoofing robocalls that have driven us all to basically stop answering our phones ever.
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"If we can text from what appears to be your number then we can interact with, and fully control, your Twitter account"The method used involves sending text messages to Twitter containing commands while spoofing a user's phone number.
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A London-based trader on Wednesday became the second person convicted of criminally spoofing U.S. futures markets, after he pleaded guilty to federal charges that he contributed to Wall Street's 2010 "flash crash" by using the manipulative trading practice.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc on Thursday became the first-ever bank to get hit with civil "spoofing charges," after U.S. derivatives regulators said one of its units entered U.S. Treasury futures market orders with the intent of canceling them.
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They must report to the Justice Department evidence or allegations of violations of the wire fraud statute, securities and commodities fraud statute, and anti-spoofing provision of the Commodity Exchange Act in Bank of America's Global Markets' Commodities Business.
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Ten months earlier, with help from Garvin and Young, the FCC had accused him of a "massive caller ID spoofing operation" and slapped him with a proposed $120 million fine, then the largest in the history of the FCC.
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The legislation would also require carriers like AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon to adopt caller ID authentication rules to fight call spoofing, and to make such changes a year and a half after the bill becomes law.
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"The Indictment contains allegations regarding a September 24, 2009 communication between alleged co-conspirators that appears to relate to spoofing in connection [with] plaintiff Daniel Shak and other 'locals' on the trading floor," prosecutors said in the court filing.
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But the simulations still cannot fully replicate all of the demands of the MDO environment, which will see pilots and ground units hit with a barrage of kinetic fires, electronic warfare jamming, spoofing and cyber-attacks on their networks.
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Prosecutors had asked U.S. Judge Harry Leinenweber to lock up Coscia, owner of New Jersey-based Panther Energy Trading, for as long as seven years and three months after he was convicted last year of spoofing and commodities fraud.
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What's happening: The FTC and FCC recently examined policies to clamp down on illegal caller ID spoofing — when spam callers mimic the target's own phone number — and lawmakers in Congress have introduced or passed legislation to curb the surge.
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According to the complaint, Nowak, who supervised Smith and others on J.P. Morgan's precious metals desk, placed thousands of spoof orders in the precious metals futures markets and was also aware that Smith, along with other traders were spoofing.
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This case was brought in connection with the CFTC Division of Enforcement's Spoofing Task Force and seeks, among other relief, civil monetary penalties, disgorgement, restitution, trading bans and a permanent injunction against future violations of the federal commodities law.
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The rumors intensified after two award-winning theatrical directors were mysteriously booted from government subsidy programs: one had campaigned for Ms. Park's main opponent in the 2012 election; another had produced a play spoofing Ms. Park and her father.
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As call spoofing tech has gotten cheaper and easier to use, a decade of wireless carrier apathy mixed with inconsistent government enforcement has left the United States perpetually behind in the battle to thwart the scam and marketing assault.
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But where SNL (and Baldwin) have had a field day sending up Trump and his vice president, Mike Pence (played by a smirky Beck Bennett), the show has had a much tougher time spoofing the women in Trump's life.
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The scam appears to be an updated version of a classic internet hustle that involves "spoofing" a legitimate website—creating an identical copy—that unwitting users can be fooled into trusting with their personal information or credit card number.
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The cooperation credit awarded to Liew and Citigroup is noteworthy and indicative that the investigations in the areas of market manipulation and spoofing are still underway and are clearly a priority with the regulatory bodies as well as law enforcement.
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In that case, former Bank of America Merrill Lynch precious metals traders Edward Bases and John Pacilio are charged not only with wire fraud in connection with alleged spoofing, but also with conspiracy to commit commodities fraud and criminal commodities fraud.
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These are some of the most viral in terms of likes and retweets, but we're also making allowances for the significance of the moments the memes are spoofing, how well they encapsulate Trump's presidency, and, of course, their pure comedic value.
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This dive into corporate records, domain registration information, DNS data, and other publicly available sources led to a startling conclusion: Rather than being victims of the MegaCast spoofing, the apps were all connected and therefore part of the same scheme.
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That data would then be used to program a network of bots that would be directed toward the purchased apps, realistically spoofing user behavior using the real data, while helpfully masked by the legitimate users still interacting with the apps.
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I can open this app and see a collection people who also joked that Kim Kardashian's snapchat footage of Taylor Swift was a kind of reparations, a handful of responses to #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes, a platinum list of Vanessa Carlton-spoofing trap covers.
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Because the game can detect basic GPS spoofing and does not work properly if it's enabled, players have had to use custom modules that mock the mock location settings so that apps can't detect whether or not they're being used.
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"The bad guys on the borders have lots of money, and what they're putting money into is in spoofing and jamming of GPS [systems]," said Bennett, referring to two techniques used to hack into drones that DHS has been tracking.
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In the newer, more sophisticated type of spoofing, the traders then use yet another firm to buy or sell the security at issue after they have successfully tricked the market, Ketchum said, which allows the traders to attain their target price.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Thursday revived a lawsuit by five Korean traders accusing the New York high-frequency trading firm Tower Research Capital LLC and its founder Mark Gorton of conducting illegal "spoofing" trades at their expense.
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According to related information, the emphasis of this investigation is illegal conduct that may affect price, such as spoofing trade, which includes lots of fake orders and makes an illusion of strong demand trapping other traders to buy or sell.
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The investigation surrounds the practice of spoofing — where an investor places orders that are intended to manipulate the price of an instrument — and flooding the market with fake orders, the report said Thursday, citing four unnamed people familiar with the probe.
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Packed with plots and subplots, heady in its play of ideas and its spoofing of "theory," it likewise offers a trail of bodies, an oddly matched pair of investigators, a missing text, and pages upon pages of elaborate philosophical debate.
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Lieu is meeting next week with House of Representatives chief information officer Catherine Szpindor to discuss how to get the representatives to encrypt their communications with staffers, and how to educate them about common hacking methods like spoofing and spearphishing.
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The go-to answer, typically, can be found in the term coined by the eponymous mid-00s web series lovingly spoofing the late 70s/early80s blend of soft rock and smooth jazz that McDonald pioneered alongside the likes of Loggins.
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In addition, monitoring source code may help regulators pinpoint illegal trading activity like spoofing — the act of placing many buy and sell orders with no intention of following through on the orders for the sole purpose of manipulating an asset's price.
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A. If only one friend received such a message and you can still log into your email account, it's more likely a spammer is "spoofing" (forging) your address and has not fully hacked in to take control of the account.
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The overall tone, in fact, plays like little more than a slightly watered-down version of something like "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," irreverently spoofing its genre, when irreverence is one of TV animation's most abundant, bordering-on-saturated commodities.
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On the enforcement front, the agency on Thursday proposed a nearly $10 million fine against a man accused of spoofing a rival telemarketing company's number to make thousands of robocalls with false allegations against a political candidate in California last year.
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One of our TechCrunch contributors, Mark Harris, wrote a great piece in the MIT Technology Review about a recent spate of spoofing incidents in Shanghai, where shipping vessels would suddenly jump around the harbor as different signals got picked up.
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"Combined with a 3D camera and liveness detection algorithm, Smile to Pay can effectively block spoofing attempts using other people's photos or video recordings and ensure account safety," Jidong Chen, Ant's director of biometric identification technology, said in a statement.
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A fake tweet claiming to be authored by British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said "A man was murdered by British Police in Broad daylight," spoofing Corbyn&aposs disapproval of how British police handled London Bridge knife attack on Friday.
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Last month, a British judge approved a U.S. request for the extradition of a London-based trader, Navinder Sarao, accused of contributing to the 2010 Wall Street "flash crash" with spoofing tactics similar to those Salim and Khara allegedly used.
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Martin Urbano has done several episodes spoofing Masterclass in "Comedy Amateurclass," Monroe Martin III led an episode featuring conversations with people with experience in foster care, and Carmen Christopher presented his own warped version of a traditional late-night TV program.
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The bit, which features Spicer at a podium spoofing his own defense of Trump's inauguration crowd size, was meant as a jab, but it wasn't clear who the joke was on: Spicer, a conservative swimming in the liberal shark tank?
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Recently, the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a settlement and a guilty plea in parallel civil and criminal actions involving David Liew [here], a trader accused of manipulating and spoofing in the precious metals markets.
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FINRA has proposed rules that take aim at practices known as "spoofing" and "layering," in which one or more traders move the price of a security by placing bogus orders and then modifying or canceling them so that they never become actual trades.
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The CFTC also has taken an enforcement lead among all regulators with successful cases against "spoofing," a manipulative trading practice where firms quickly cancel orders before execution as they attempt to use such orders to move prices in one direction or another.
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Spoofing isn't always illegal, but when it's done with "the intent to defraud, cause harm or wrongly obtain anything of value," it can carry the penalty of a fine of up to $10,000 for each violation under the Truth in Caller ID Act.
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A federal judge on Monday said that a deceptive commodities trading tactic known as spoofing can be prosecuted under the wire fraud statute, a decision that will allow a criminal case against two ex-Deutsche Bank precious metals traders to move forward.
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The decision by Judge John Tharp in U.S. District Court in Chicago also supports federal prosecutors' efforts to criminally charge individuals for spoofing trades dating as far back as 10 years, the statute of limitations for wire fraud that affects a financial institution.
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Yet if the source of the e-mails is not authenticated, then no one knows for sure if the memo from your company's CEO is really from her or if it's sent by a cybercriminal in Macedonia spoofing her e-mail address.
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He was extradited to America where the authorities charged him with manipulating the market by spoofing, which is when a large number of small orders are placed electronically to create the illusion of demand and drive prices higher before they are cancelled.
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The ease of becoming a robocaller has lowered the barrier to entry, and scammers have begun a form of "neighborhood spoofing," in which they call from the target phone number's own area code to increase the chance of a call being picked up.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has agreed to settle a lawsuit it brought against a trader and his firm for allegedly using a banned trading tactic known as "spoofing" to manipulate markets, a court document filed on Wednesday showed.
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Since the Pokémon Go app gets GPS signals in addition to Wi-Fi and cell tower-triangulated geolocation, a user would need to shield or block out the "real" GPS signals coming from overhead satellites while spoofing the desired latitude and longitude coordinates.
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But they don't provide a "cheat" to actually obtain the pokémon; players still have to get out and go to the relevant real-world location to make their catch (unless you're spoofing your GPS location, in which case yes, you're a filthy cheat).
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The 33-year-old, who stars on a VH1 series, Barely Famous, spoofing her privileged (but not too privileged) life with her sister, Sara, shared a snap of her with her 11 siblings throughout at the years in honor of National Siblings Day.
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"[Spoofing] is simple to do, and as we move to Wi-Fi wherever people happen to be, it's a huge threat to consumers who don't know if they can trust the network," according to Shane Buckley, CEO of Wi-Fi company Xirrus.
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Case in point: The largest bad bot criminal ring in history, the Russian "Methbot," was revealed last year to have last stolen millions of advertising dollars, mostly from ad networks, by spoofing common websites with bots and stealing their ad traffic and revenue.
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" It's not the first time her clothing has gotten attention – Saturday Night Live has mentioned her affinity for wearing sleeveless dresses to her numerous talk show and news media appearances, most recently spoofing it in a musical parody of Chicago's "Roxie Hart.
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A former high-frequency trader who was found guilty last November of "spoofing", or placing a large number of small orders electronically to create the illusion of demand and drive prices higher before cancelling them, was sentenced to three years in prison.
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To help fight the call spoofing problem, the industry put together a set of standards called STIR/SHAKEN (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs), which effectively signs calls as "legitimate" as they travel through the interconnected phone networks.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sent letters to more than a dozen companies urging them to find more effective methods to deal with "spoofing," the practice in which robocallers make their numbers appear as if they're coming from the same region as the recipient.
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European Star Wars fans who want to watch The Mandalorian will find themselves in a similar position—with no legal way of watching the content, they'll need to resort to piracy or spoofing their location via a VPN (or moving to the Netherlands).
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Bank of America, its commodities arm Merrill Lynch Commodities and Morgan Stanley were hit with a proposed class action on Friday alleging that they manipulated prices in the precious metals futures market by "spoofing," or placing orders they never intended to execute.
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In the wake of the companies' action against robocallers, what's likely to happen is that they will adjust their tactics — for example, by buying cheap, "legitimate" United States-based numbers in the hundreds, maybe thousands, rather than spoofing phone numbers from abroad.
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UBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and former traders at the banks, as well as individuals at other firms, were charged following a multi-agency probe into "spoofing" in metals and equities futures, the U.S. Justice Department and the country's derivatives regulator said on Monday.
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UBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and former traders at the banks, as well as individuals at other firms, were charged following a multi-agency probe into "spoofing" in metals and equities futures, the U.S. Justice Department and the country's derivatives regulator said on Monday.
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Sarao was charged by the U.S. Justice Department accused of wire fraud, commodities fraud and manipulation, as well as a count of "spoofing" — when a trader places thousands of buy offers with the intent of immediately canceling or changing them before execution.
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The U.S. derivatives regulator is set to announce it has fined European lenders UBS, HSBC, and Deutsche Bank millions of dollars each for so-called spoofing and manipulation in the U.S. futures market, three people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Three judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, heard arguments from a lawyer for trader Michael Coscia, who is appealing convictions for spoofing and commodities fraud, and from a government lawyer fighting to uphold the conviction.
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The technology's goal is to tamp down on bad actors who use a technique called "spoofing," which allows them to skirt Caller ID and make it look like they're calling from another number — even phone numbers that are identical or look similar to your own.
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The FCC's efforts to crack down on scam calls from unknown numbers, or from numbers pretending to be someone the recipient knows, have been slow moving but the telecom industry is working on a tool called Stir/Shaken to identify and trace spoofing efforts.
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He has represented Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Barclays PLC, as well as Michael Coscia, the first person to be criminally convicted under a new law that aims to prevent traders from "spoofing" the market by putting in bids with the intent to cancel them.
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"The attacker's thoroughness during reconnaissance and while financial conversations took place has involved such actions as impersonating victims, finding and spoofing internal documents needed to make legitimate wire transfers, and setting up multiple domains and emails to pose as higher-level authorities," the report says.
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The Domain Message Authentication Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) protocol — which verifies that an email was sent from the correct address (to prevent spoofing) and informs an email recipient that they likely received an email from a faked address — is used to prevent against these attacks.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - U.S. authorities were set to arrest several people on Monday in connection with a federal investigation into so-called spoofing and manipulation in the U.S. futures market by three European banks, three people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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While we can wonder in disbelief at a crypto investor who keeps his cash in an online wallet secured by text message, how many other services do we use that depend on emails or text messages, two vectors easily hackable by SIM spoofing attacks?
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Along with being the corporate address of Messamta, it shows up in records for Rasolant, which is publicly listed as the owner of 12 other apps involved in the spoofing attack first identified by Pixalate, as well as seven related websites identified by BuzzFeed News.
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A new report written by a former Pentagon official who helped establish United States policy on autonomous weapons argues that such weapons could be uncontrollable in real-world environments where they are subject to design failure as well as hacking, spoofing and manipulation by adversaries.
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Compared to the security researcher who found that convicts confined to home arrest could use GPS spoofing to evade their sentence, or the researchers who found that GPS vulnerabilities could mess up air traffic control and military communications, this is a pretty trivial exploit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. derivatives regulator is set to announce it has fined European lenders UBS, HSBC and Deutsche Bank millions of dollars each for so-called "spoofing" and manipulation in the U.S. futures market, three people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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STIR/SHAKEN's goal is tamp down on bad actors who use a technique called "spoofing," which allows them to skirt Caller ID and make it look like they're calling from another number — even phone numbers that are identical or look similar to your own.
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But, more importantly, it also noted that Galileo will make Navigation Message Authentication—a way of digitally signing satellite signals so that a satellite navigation enabled device, such as a smartphone or car, won't fall victim to spoofing attacks—freely available to all civilian users.
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"Shipping is very vulnerable not just to jamming of their systems but now to spoofing as well," said professor David Last, strategic advisor to the government-affiliated General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK and Ireland, referring to devices that can transmit false GPS signals.
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Drones are entering U.S. skies in ever increasing numbers, and spoofing presents one potential threat not only to drones used by the government but also to smaller, unmanned aerial vehicles — the camera-toting quadcopters often used to make YouTube videos of spectacular aerial sights.
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STARTTLS is a basic encryption protocol designed to prevent the interception of email messages in transit, whereas DMARC is an email authentication system that combines two decade-old technologies (SPF and DKIM) designed to detect email spoofing and in turn minimize successful phishing attempts.
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Major phone service carriers say they're also stepping up efforts to block annoying calls, but the task is made complicated by widely used "spoofing" tactics — in which robocallers, in effect, hijack a consumer's phone number and use it as the source of the automated call.
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U.S. authorities were set to arrest several people on Monday in connection with a federal investigation into so-called spoofing and manipulation in the U.S. futures market by three European banks including Deutsche Bank, three people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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"The GCA DMARC Leaderboard offers a way to compare countries, sectors and companies as to their progress in deploying email spoofing protections, and we hope it helps lead to universal adoption of DMARC," Philip Reitinger, the president and CEO of GCA, said in a statement.
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The bill would require the telecom industry to implement safeguards against a practice known as "spoofing," in which scammers mask the origin of their calls and make it look like they are coming from a number with the same area code as the recipient.
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In addition, the source code may provide regulators the ability to spot illegal trading behavior like spoofing — the act of placing a large number of orders for a particular asset only to cancel them before they are filled for the sole purpose of manipulating prices.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal court in New York fined two United Arab Emirates residents more than $2.6 million to settle charges of "spoofing" in the gold and silver futures markets and permanently banned them from trading, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said on Tuesday.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago rejected the appeal of Michael Coscia, who was sentenced in 2016 to three years in prison after a federal jury found the owner of New Jersey-based Panther Energy Trading guilty of commodities fraud and spoofing.
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Ellen DeGeneres spoofing her "be kind" image in "Relatable" (her first special in 15 years) was a departure, but not as much as seeing Chris Rock get personal in "Tamborine," (his first in a decade) talking about his addiction to porn and his divorce.
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"Russian state-sponsored actors are using compromised routers to conduct spoofing 'man-in-the-middle' attacks to support espionage, extract intellectual property, maintain persistent access to victim networks and potentially lay a foundation for future offensive operations," the British government said in a prepared statement.
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DHS Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity Jeanette Manfra, speaking at an event in New York, said the agency would issue a binding directive to require implementation of two cyber security measures, known as DMARC and STARTTLS, intended to guard against email spoofing and phishing attacks.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A panel of U.S. appeals court judges sought answers on Thursday about how widespread spoofing is in U.S. financial markets and whether it represents an advancement in trading, as they considered whether to overturn the nation's first criminal conviction for the banned practice.
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His advocacy is focusing on spectrum provisions in the appropriations process as well as a bill meant to combat spoofing, or the practice of falsifying a caller ID. Carpenter departed from the trade association in July with the intention of starting his own consulting business.
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Goofin' Drones—released in early March on UK producer Helm's label Alter Stock—draws on his longheld fascination with programming, sourcing its sonic material from the complicated algorithms used in "spoofing," a technique used by some computer-versed civilians to fight back against drones.
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The automated calls have become the scourge of the phone-owning public thanks to new technologies that not only make it easy to call thousands of people in a matter of seconds but also allow spammers disguise those calls with local phone numbers using call spoofing.
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The Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to formally consider steps it hopes will fight robocalls: It has proposed rule changes thats would make it easier for phone companies to block calls with fake caller ID information (a practice called "spoofing") without violating the agency's rules.
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It would be more refreshing, though, if writer-director Etan Cohen had any idea why 2018 needed a big, goofy spoof of the Sherlock Holmes stories, or what he was really spoofing, apart from some Guy Ritchie movies and the general notion of a super-intelligent detective.
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A few redditors on the Pokémon Go subreddit are trading tips on GPS spoofing, which involves running a rootkit to take control of an Android device's operating system, installing various unapproved bits of software, and letting these new programs report a GPS location of your choosing.
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While this system has revolutionized the way we travel, it is also vulnerable to spoofing, a type of cyberattack that basically tricks a GPS-enabled device into thinking it is receiving a GPS signal from a satellite, when it is really receiving a signal from the ground.
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Dave Summitt, the chief information security officer at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, recently told members of Congress that during one 90-day period his facility received 6,600 calls spoofing other Moffitt numbers, as well as 300 more mimicking Department of Justice numbers.
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Even then, several studios rejected the pitch, and they relied heavily on producer Howard W. Koch's connections to secure commitments from actors like Peter Graves and Leslie Nielsen, with the latter among the few who immediately got the idea of spoofing his straight-laced screen image.
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In Johnson's case, that includes spoofing his own image -- as the kid revels in Bravestone's strength and physique -- while Gillan grouses about her wardrobe, Hart gripes about his diminutive size and, most obviously, Black vamps in playing a flighty girl confused by her new, er, accessories.
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AT&T and T-Mobile team up to fight scam robocalls The two companies will today begin to roll out new cross-network call authentication technology based on the STIR/SHAKEN standards — a sort of universal caller ID system designed to stop illegal caller ID spoofing. 3.
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For defendants facing charges of spoofing, that means the more they can show the human element in trading — and how their conduct differs little from that of other players in the markets — the greater the possibility that the jury will return a verdict in their favor.
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This leak meant that Pen Test Partners could discover the locations of 3fun's users worldwide, where it appeared to find users in the White House, the US Supreme Court, and 10 Downing Street in the UK (although it's possible that these users were spoofing their locations).
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Reuters reported on Friday that the CFTC was set to announce it had fined UBS, Deutsche Bank and HSBC millions of dollars each to settle the regulator's civil case against the banks for their role in the "spoofing" and manipulation, which was conducted across a range of futures products.
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But while that release offered little for cocktail party guests (the "foamy" version of "Space Age Bachelor Pad Music" was best described by Simon Reynolds as "a Muzak vent that's fallen into a swimming pool"), Stereolab wasn't just spoofing exotica legends like Martin Denny and Juan Garcia Esquivel.
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The SHAKEN (Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) and STIR (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited) standards allow phone companies to verify that the call that a customer is receiving is actually from the person making the call, and not a phone number being hijacked by neighborhood spoofing practices.
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Strictly as a matter of casting, it's also a reminder that Cranston -- after his descent into the dark side in "Breaking Bad" -- possesses a gift for screwball comedy dating back to his "Malcolm in the Middle" days, while Franco has an image-spoofing knack for playing creepy and weird.
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As a result, a particular problem has been something called DNS cache poisoning or DNS spoofing, where a server doing the phone book-like lookups is forced to return an incorrect IP address, resulting in traffic being diverted somewhere else, such as a malicious site controlled by a hacker.
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Couric and other media stars appeared in a taped bit spoofing the Alien films that opened the show, starring Weaver as her iconic Ellen Ripley and Bee as a TV host driven crazy in the Trump era, who had to be convinced to leave space to host her show.
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First arrested in April 2015, the U.S. Justice Department charged Navinder Singh Sarao, 36, of west London, has been charged with wire fraud, commodities fraud and manipulation, and one count of "spoofing"—when a trader places a bid or offer with the intent of cancelling it before execution.
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It has delivered trial services that discover vulnerabilities in public sector websites, help government departments better manage spoofing of their email and has taken down tens of thousands of phishing sites affecting the UK. It is currently investigating Britain's biggest cyber heist - 2.5 million pounds stolen from Tesco Bank.
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In terms of the monetization plan, the aim is to sell premium insights subscription services to agencies and publishers — such as (for agencies) being able to "understand the level of accuracy advertising has", as Collier puts it, plus other sought for intel around industry issues such as ad spoofing.
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Simply not answering the phone if you don't recognize the number can help, but it doesn't always work, especially since many scammers now use "spoofing" technology to make it appear on your Caller ID as though a local number or perhaps even a friend or family number is calling.
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One of them, according to an NSA analysis compiled in May 2017 and leaked to the Intercept, was attempted spear-phishing and simple email "spoofing," in which someone registers an email address similar to one a victim would trust, tricking them into handing over credentials or downloading a malicious file.
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According to the report, investigators are specifically looking into practices like spoofing (filling the marketplace with fake orders that are later canceled to manipulate others to buy or sell a particular coin) and wash trading (trading with oneself in order to falsely imply more market demand than there actually is).
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CHICAGO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - CME Group Inc plans to strengthen efforts to deter wrongdoing in markets by raising the maximum possible fine for rule breakers, the company said on Thursday, further raising the stakes for rogue traders following the first U.S. criminal convictions for the manipulative trading practice known as spoofing.
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Last year, the U.S. Justice Department and U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission also brought criminal and civil spoofing charges against Navinder Sarao, a London-based trader accused of market manipulation that contributed to the May 2010 "flash crash" in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly plunged more than 1,000 points.
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That would be bad news for Wall Street since direct listings generate lower fees than the typical I.P.O. A small provision in the Dodd-Frank Act outlawing something called "spoofing" has generated the latest round of criminal charges against eight traders along with civil settlements by Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and UBS.
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Geolocation spoofing seems to be back in style lately with the release of Pokémon Go. In the few weeks since its release, players have tried all kinds of tricks to cheat and spoof the massively-popular geocaching game—from mounting their smartphones to a drone to mocking-up their location with VPNs.
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Actually, we know that the spoofing trade and other phenomenon are the fraud that US regulatory agency is trying to regulate and to extirpate on stocks, futures and other financial markets for many years; the position from the US Department of Justice means that the regulations will extend to encrypted digital currency market.
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Furthermore, spoofing is intended to be noticed, and market participants, notably high-frequency traders, can learn to discount obvious behavior that has little power to predict future price movements (because it is intentional noise): fool me once, shame on you, fool me dozens of times, shame on me (or high-frequency traders).
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On Monday, FCC chairman Ajit Pai sent letters to the heads of voice providers, including AT&T, Charter, Comcast, Cox, Frontier, Google, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon* and others, urging them to adopt a call authentication system that would combat illegal caller ID spoofing and get that system up and running no later than next year.
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Despite the uncertain future of the Reg AT, compliance departments must be aware that other areas similar to automated trading such as high frequency trading (HFT), the use of "dark pools," spoofing, and best execution are all priorities with the enforcement divisions of regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and the CFTC.
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Spoofing the Oscar-winning Spotlight, the video goes through the story of a local reporter who's trying to break the news of Boston political corruption — only to be overshadowed by stories about a cat that looks like a raccoon ("the rac-cat") and hounded by his editor for not tweeting eight times a day.
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It's been widely reported that Nintendo has blocked people with GPS locations coming from China, so some users there are spoofing their GPS locations to appear to be in the U.S. However, they risk getting banned from the game by developer Niantic, which has said it'll "suspend or terminate" accounts that violate its terms.
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"It's a really tough problem, and it's not one that legislation alone is going solve because a lot of these robocalls originate from outside the country or they use autodialers and spoofing so they are very hard to find," said Ethan Garr, a product manager at TelTech Systems, which makes a robocall blocking app.
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Prosecutors in the United States have accused Mr. Sarao of entering and withdrawing thousands of orders worth tens of millions of dollars each on hundreds of trading days, in an attempt to push down the price of futures contracts tied to the value of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, a practice known as spoofing.
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Last week she told Motherboard that on top of the lack of text message verification, CerCareOne was also setup in such a way so as to fabricate that consent had been obtained, with users spoofing phone numbers to make it appear they from phoning from the device to be located, opting-in to be monitored.
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On Tuesday, security researcher and programmer Sabri Haddouche revealed Mailsploit, an array of methods for spoofing email in more than a dozen common email clients, including Apple Mail for iOS and macOS, Mozilla's Thunderbird, Microsoft Mail, and Outlook 2016, as well as a long list of less common clients including Opera Mail, Airmail, Spark, Guerrilla Mail and Aol Mail.
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FINRA's heightened focus on controls in place at high-frequency trading firms coincides with the growing prevalence of a new and more complex form of spoofing, a type of manipulation that involves faking orders for a security to deceive the market by creating the illusion of demand, said Richard Ketchum, FINRA's chairman and chief executive, in an interview.
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The country's top derivatives regulator said three former traders, Jeremy Lao and Shlomo Salant of New York and Daniel Liao of Japan, had all cooperated with the CFTC into its investigation of illegal "spoofing" - a manipulative trading tactic in which traders create the false appearance of market interest by placing orders and then immediately cancel them.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sent letters to more than a dozen companies on Monday urging them to adopt frameworks for combatting the illegal practice of "spoofing" — a method commonly used by robocallers to mask the origin of the calls and make it appear as if they're coming from a number from the same region as the recipient.
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The calls can be unnerving because they often use "spoofing" technology so the phone number on the caller identification screen appears to be coming from the I.R.S. The legal use of robocalls for purposes like marketing or debt collection may contribute to confusion when people get the fake calls, said Suzanne Martindale, a lawyer with Consumers Union.
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Reiner, creator of The Dick Van Dyke Show and a stalwart of the comedy world since the 50s, may have initially seemed an odd choice for spoofing a genre so intimately connected with the 80s and 90s—but he directed Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, the second of his fruitful quartet of Steve Martin–starring films, in 1982.
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Sedaris scuttles around the At Home set with so much vibrating energy that she seems ready to take flight at any given moment — but by keeping at least one foot on the ground in spoofing recognizable formats like cooking shows and late-night talk shows, she's better able to make reality weird from the inside out.
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Fans Are Spoofing Spotify With "Fake Plays," And That's A Problem For Music Charts Fake plays are the fake news of music, and increasingly they may be distorting the Billboard charts, Blake Montgomery reports: While manipulating streaming plays is becoming a more widely used tactic, it's unclear just how much of an impact it can have on Drake-level artists.
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The vast majority of whom don't present a threat to us, but it's trying to divine which folks in that massive group of people, massive group of consumers of propaganda truly warrant the attention of our ‑‑ WALTER ISAACSON: And are you able to develop disinformation tools, ways to go after them, ways of spoofing or, you know, enticing them in some ways?
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Not surprisingly, it was a scenario largely driven by technology, and the report described a sort of warfare most people associate with video games or science-fiction movies — combined forces of augmented or enhanced humans, robots operating in swarms, laser weapons, intelligence systems and cyberbots fighting in a highly contested information environment using spoofing, hacking, misinformation and other means of electronic warfare.
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