Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, a Saudi national, was arrested Friday and charged with using or attempting to use a device to intercept oral communications.
Did OpenAI do a marketing bit in the middle of an espionage accusation?
Good time to start a company that builds giant Faraday cages over data centers.
Back of a TV is a decent hiding place. Wonder how they found it -was it actively transmitting?
I was making a joke, but it does look like they got their components from Seeed Studio based on photos.
https://assets.sfstandard.com/image/994911177489/image_k101c...
in this context, they should be more specific about how terminal s/he is
Concealing a recording device in a conference room in toilet paper is a bit strange. Do executives meet in the toilets to discuss strategic moves?
Either way, there goes the false flag and the reason for companies to stop hiring humans over this espionage.
(Or maybe you spend two hours on the phone to them talking about all kinds of stuff while also scribbling a note to your PA saying “EMPLOYEE JOE BUG STORY LEAKED TO VALLEYWAG PUT OUT COUNTER PR GET AGEAD OF STORY” and hoping they get a tweet out before the valleywag gumshoe gets off the phone.)
This isn’t uncommon, but it’s rare this info is shared in such detail publicly..possibly to make an example.