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# Engineer

Man Accused of Hiding Insta360 Camera in Bag of Snacks to Steal Trade Secrets

An engineer is facing 10 years in prison for using an Insta360 X4 Air camera hidden in a bag of snacks to steal trade secrets and pass them on to his next employer.

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Tom's Hardware ·2 days ago

Engineer used 360-degree cam hidden in bag of snacks in attempt to steal DRAM process tech for China — IT security team pinpointed perp due to camera's leaky wireless signals

What could possibly go wrong when you try to steal trade secrets from a restricted facility using a 360-degree action camera hidden in snacks?

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Thedrive ·9 days ago

Listen to a Former CAT Engineer Explain Why Inline-Sixes Are Better Than V8s for Hard Work

In the world of work, the debate is not “gas versus diesel. ” Sure, there are times when a gasoline engine is the right tool, but diesel is the fuel of choice on most big jobs.

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Tom's Hardware ·last mo.

Security engineer ports password cracker hashcat to Gameboy Advance — 16.8 MHz chip can perform a meager 727 hashes a second, 30 million times slower than a modern rig

In the modern age, password cracking is an activity that generally begets quite powerful hardware, usually high-powered GPUs.

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SlashGear ·last mo.

Air Force Engineer Charged In Alleged Flock Camera Destruction Spree - SlashGear

Air Force Engineer Charged In Alleged Flock Camera Destruction Spree Flock camera attacks and vandalism are happening nationwide, but when more than a dozen Flock automated license plate readers went down between April…

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Carscoops ·last mo.

Air Force Engineer Allegedly Cut Down 13 Flock Cameras Before A Camera Caught Him | Carscoops

- An Air Force engineer stands accused of dismantling more than a dozen cameras. - The defendant says license plate readers violate Fourth Amendment privacy rights.

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SlashGear ·last mo.

If You Still Believe This Oil Change Rule, A Ram Engineer Says It's Time To Move On - SlashGear

If You Still Believe This Oil Change Rule, A Ram Engineer Says It's Time To Move On For decades now, drivers have been showing up at the service station for an oil change every 3,000 miles like clockwork.

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Lmtonline ·last mo.

Laredo plane crash analyzed by aviation expert, former NASA engineer

Aviation legal expert and former NASA aerospace engineer Mike Slack analyzed flight data for the Laredo Morning Times, breaking down the altitude loss of a plane before it crashed June 16 on Bob Bullock Loop.