Data Security’s Alert Overload Crisis Demands New Solutions
Security teams are drowning in alerts and tools, creating a critical gap in data protection. New AI-powered solutions aim to cut through the noise and provide meaningful security outcomes.
Security teams are drowning in alerts and tools, creating a critical gap in data protection. New AI-powered solutions aim to cut through the noise and provide meaningful security outcomes.
A recent Tax Court ruling has underscored the significant risks taxpayers face when claiming theft loss deductions. The case demonstrates how failure to prove theft under relevant jurisdiction laws can lead to disallowed deductions and substantial penalties.
Recent legal developments have highlighted substantial risks for taxpayers claiming theft loss deductions, according to tax law analyses. A Tax Court ruling in Potts v. Commissioner has demonstrated how improperly claimed deductions can result in significant financial penalties and disallowed claims, sources indicate.
Federal prosecutors allege two MIT graduates executed a sophisticated $25 million cryptocurrency heist in just 12 seconds. The brothers reportedly searched “money laundering” and other suspicious terms before allegedly manipulating Ethereum trading bots in what their defense calls legitimate trading strategy.
Two Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduates are facing federal charges for allegedly orchestrating what prosecutors describe as a “first-of-its-kind” cryptocurrency scheme that netted approximately $25 million in mere seconds. Brothers Anton and James Peraire-Bueno were indicted on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, and money laundering in a case that legal analysts suggest could establish crucial precedent for cryptocurrency regulation.