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Более личного обстоятельства, чем арест и представить сложно. Шутка. Удачи! С надеждой на камбэк.
Более личного обстоятельства, чем арест и представить сложно. Шутка. Удачи! С надеждой на камбэк.
обстоятельства при которых дальнейшая деятельность не возможна
обстоятельства личного свойства,
WZ ты хоть тут отписывайся, чтобы мы знали что жив здоров и не попал под репрессии
Полиция арестовала бывшего сотрудника Microsoft Алексея Кибкало, в прошлом одного из старших архитекторов Microsoft, ответственного за технологии и проекты виртуализации в регионе MEA. Его обвиняют в передаче секретной информации французскому блогеру. Согласно одному из источников, речь идет о фрагментах кода Windows 8 и Microsoft Activation Server SDK. Якобы эти данные были распространены намеренно и предназначались для хакеров.
Задержание последовало за проведенным софтверной корпорацией расследованием. Оно было инициировано после того, как французский блогер в сентябре 2012 года обратился в Microsoft с просьбой подтвердить аутентичность переданных ему данных. В рамках расследования специалисты изучили почту француза, где и нашли компрометирующую информацию.
Как сообщает Reuters, блогер, с которым связывался россиянин, публиковал в открытом доступе скриншоты интерфейса Windows 8 (до релиза операционной системы), а также торговал ключами активации для Windows Server через eBay.
Кибкало работал на Microsoft в течение семи лет, однако в 2012 году получил низкий балл по итогам своей работы. Он пригрозил уволиться, если оценка не будет изменена. В настоящее время он работает на американскую компанию 5nine Software.
Полиция арестовала бывшего сотрудника Microsoft Алексея Кибкало, в прошлом одного из старших архитекторов Microsoft, ответственного за технологии и проекты виртуализации в регионе MEA. Его обвиняют в передаче секретной информации французскому блогеру. Согласно одному из источников, речь идет о фрагментах кода Windows 8 и Microsoft Activation Server SDK. Якобы эти данные были распространены намеренно и предназначались для хакеров.
Задержание последовало за проведенным софтверной корпорацией расследованием. Оно было инициировано после того, как французский блогер в сентябре 2012 года обратился в Microsoft с просьбой подтвердить аутентичность переданных ему данных. В рамках расследования специалисты изучили почту француза, где и нашли компрометирующую информацию.
Как сообщает Reuters, блогер, с которым связывался россиянин, публиковал в открытом доступе скриншоты интерфейса Windows 8 (до релиза операционной системы), а также торговал ключами активации для Windows Server через eBay.
Кибкало работал на Microsoft в течение семи лет, однако в 2012 году получил низкий балл по итогам своей работы. Он пригрозил уволиться, если оценка не будет изменена. В настоящее время он работает на американскую компанию 5nine Software.
это нелегально, на что сотрудник Microsoft ответил: «Я знаю »
Told the leak would be “pretty illegal,” Kibkalo is alleged to have responded “I know :)”
Alex Kibkalo, a former senior architect at Microsoft who most recently served as a director of product management in 5nine Software (according to his LinkedIn profile), has been arrested for allegedly stealing Windows-related trade secrets while working for Microsoft.
Kibkalo was arrested on Wednesday, according to a report in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
According to a complaint filed on March 17 in the US District Court for the Western District of Washington, Kibkalo -- a Russian national and former Microsoft employee based in Lebanon -- passed on trade secrets involving Windows 8 to an unnamed technology blogger in France.
Microsoft's own investigation found that Kibkalo "uploaded proprietary software including prerelease software updates for Windows 8 RT and ARM devices, as well as the Microsoft Activation Server Software Development Kit (SDK) to a computer in Redmond, Washington, and subsequently to his personal Windows Live SkyDrive account." Kibkalo is then said to have provided the blogger with links to the file on his account.
The unnamed blogger was "known to those in the Microsoft blogging community for posting screenshots of prerelease versions of the Windows operating system," according to the complaint. This person also posted information to his own Web sites and on Twitter, according to the document. Kibkalo was found by Microsoft to have elicited assistance from an acquaintance in Washginton state to set up a virtual machine on a server to help distribute the data and products, the complaint said.
Kibkalo worked for Microsoft for seven years, according to the complaint. It also notes that in 2012, Kibkalo received "a poor performance review and threatened to resign if the review was not amended," before he left the company.
The complaint claims that Kibkalo acknowledged leaking "confidential and proprietary Microsoft information, products, and product-related information to the blogger."
According to his LinkedIn profile, Kibkalo joined 5nine Software in August 2013 as director of product management for Security and Management products. His profile also claims he worked at Microsoft as an architect, most recently in the area of virtualization for banks and governments, starting in 2005.
Former Microsoft employee arrested for allegedly stealing Windows 8 trade secrets
By Mary Jo Foley for All About Microsoft | March 19, 2014 -- 22:37 GMT (15:37 PDT)
Kibkalo was arrested on Wednesday, according to a report in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
According to a complaint filed on March 17 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, Kibkalo -- a Russian national and former Microsoft employee based in Lebanon -- passed on trade secrets involving Windows 8 to an unnamed technology blogger in France.
Microsoft's own investigation found that Kibkalo "uploaded proprietary software including pre-release software updates for WIndows 8 RT and ARM devices, as well as the Microsoft Activation Server Software Development Kit (SDK) to a computer in Redmond, Washington and subsequently to his personal Windows Live SkyDrive account." Kibkalo is then said to have provided the blogger with links to the file on his account.
The unnamed blogger was "known to those in the Microsoft blogging community for posting screenshots of pre-release versions of the Windows Operating System," according to the complaint. This person also posted information to his own Web sites and on Twitter, according to the document. Kibkalo was found by Microsoft to have elicited assistance from an acquaintance in Washginton State to set up a virtual machine on a server to help distribute the data and products, the complaint said.
Kibkalo worked for Microsoft for seven years, according to the complaint. It also notes that in 2012, Kibkalo received "a poor performance review and threatened to resign if the review was not amended," before he left the company.
The complaint claims that Kibkalo acknowledged leaking "confidential and proprietary Microsoft information, products and product-related information to the blogger."
According to his LinkedIn profile, Kibkalo joined 5nine Software in August 2013 as Director of Product Management for Security and Management products. His profile also claims he worked at Microsoft as an architect, most recently in the area of virtualization for banks and governments, starting in 2005.
March 19, 2014 at 6:22 PM
Former Microsoft employee arrested on charges of stealing trade secrets
Posted by Janet I. Tu
FBI agents today arrested a former Microsoft employee on charges that he stole Microsoft trade secrets and leaked them to a blogger.
Federal prosecutors are accusing Alex A. Kibkalo of stealing trade secrets related to pre-release software updates for Windows 8 and Microsofts “Activation Server Software Development Kit” (SDK), and giving that information to a tech blogger in France.
Kibkalo is a Russian national and former 7-year Microsoft employee who worked as a software architect in Lebanon, according to a complaint filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Western Washington.
Kibkalo could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
Federal agents arrested Kibkalo this morning in Bellevue, where he was apparently traveling. He currently lives in Russia, according to the complaint.
The complaint says Microsoft had done its own internal investigation and concluded that in July and August 2012 Kibkalo had uploaded the proprietary software to a computer in Redmond and then to his personal SkyDrive account.
From there, Kibkalo allegedly provided the blogger with links to the files on his SkyDrive account and encouraged the blogger to share the software development kit with others “who might be able to reverse engineer the software and write ‘fake activation server code,” the complaint says.
An FBI agent said in the complaint that Microsoft investigators interviewed Kibkalo in September 2012, and Kibkalo admitted he had provided confidential Microsoft products and information to the blogger, including “internal unreleased ‘hotfixes for Windows 8, ‘code for the PID generator (a technical description of the SDK), unreleased versions of Windows Live messenger and documents and presentations about products.”
The Windows 8 hotfixes were intended to update and correct critical operating system flaws prior to the release of the operating system. The Activation Server Software Development Kit, which was used for product key validation and distributed only for teams inside Microsoft, “could help a hacker trying to reverse engineer the code,” a Microsoft manager is quoted as saying in the complaint.
The complaint also notes that Kibkalo had received a poor performance review in 2012.
Microsoft provided the FBI with the results of its internal investigation in July 2013, according to FBI agent Armando Ramirez III.
The blogger to whom Kibkalo allegedly provided the information is unnamed in the complaint but “was known to those in the Microsoft blogging community for posting screenshots of pre-release versions of the Windows Operating System.” That blogger “deliberately hid his identity,” the complaint says.
The blogger allegedly admitted in an interview to “knowingly obtaining confidential and proprietary Microsoft IP from Kibkalo, and selling Windows Server activation keys on eBay,” according to the complaint, which also says computer files found in the bloggers home showed the blogger trying to get Kibkalo to find pre-release software, attempting to use Kibkalos corporate network access to access Microsoft servers, and discussing Kibkalo leaking data.
Microsoft issued a statement today, saying: “We take protection of our intellectual property very seriously, including cooperating with law enforcement agencies who are investigating potential criminal actions by our employees or others.”
Ex-Microsoft employee charged with passing blogger trade secrets
Prosecutors: Angry worker sent blogger Windows 8 code, internal documents
BY LEVI PULKKINEN, SEATTLEPI.COM STAFF
Updated 1:07 pm, Wednesday, March 19, 2014
An ex-Microsoft Corp. employee accused of leaking Windows 8 code to a tech blogger -- and bragging about breaking into the Redmond campus -- now faces federal criminal charges following allegations that he stole trade secrets.
Arrested Wednesday, software architect Alex Kibkalo is accused of stealing Microsoft trade secrets while working for the company. Investigators contend Kibkalo was also caught bragging about leaking Windows 7 program files, as well as an internal system meant to protect against software piracy.
Having spent seven years working for Microsoft, Kibkalo is alleged to have leaked Windows 8 code to a French technology blogger in mid-2012, prior to the softwares release. Kibkalo was apparently angry over a poor performance review.
Writing the court, a Seattle-based FBI special agent said Microsoft brought its concerns to him in July, nearly a year after corporate investigators suspected Kibkalo had leaked parts of Windows 8. He is said to have admitted to passing the information to the blogger – unidentified in charging papers – after a meeting in an online forum.
Kibkalo, a Russian national who worked there and in Lebanon for Microsoft, also alleged to have stolen Microsofts “Activation Server Software Development Kit,” a propriety system used to prevent the unauthorized copying of Microsoft programs.
Speaking with the FBI, a Microsoft manager said the software development kit “could help a hacker trying to reverse engineer the code” used to protect against software piracy, according to charging papers.
Microsoft came to believe Kibkalo sent the software development kit to the French blogger and encouraged the blogger to share it online so others could crack protections on Microsoft products, the FBI agent said in charging papers unsealed Wednesday.
Corporate investigators confronted Kibkalo in September 2012 during an interview in which hes alleged to have admitted to sharing the software. Kibkalo is alleged to have admitted to sharing unreleased Windows programs as well as company memos and documents; Microsoft investigators claim he was angry after a poor performance review.
According to charging papers, the blogger posted screenshots of a pre-release version of Windows 8, presumably due to Kibkalos leak.
On Sept. 3, 2012, the blogger sent the stolen software development kit code to a Microsoft employee asking that he or she verify it, the FBI agent said in court papers. The worker went to a Microsoft executive instead.
The code was later confirmed to be authentic, prompting corporate investigators to dredge the Hotmail account the blogger used to contact the Microsoft worker. While the blogger took pains to protect his identity – he claimed falsely to be in Quebec and used an assumed name online – a Microsoft team dubbed Trustworthy Computing Investigations attempted to track the blogger down.
While searching the bloggers account, Microsoft investigators found an email from Kibkalo in which he shared Windows 8 “hot fixes” through an online hosting system, the FBI agent continued. Windows 8 had not been released to the public at the time, and was the subject of much speculation in the industry.
Investigators claim to have recovered instant messages Kibkalo exchanged with the blogger showing Kibkalo was sharing trade secrets illegally.
“I would leak enterprise today probably,” Kibkalo told the blogger during an Aug. 2, 2012 exchange, according to charging papers.
“Hmm,” the blogger replied. “Are you sure you want to do that? Lol.”
Told the leak would be “pretty illegal,” Kibkalo is alleged to have responded “I know :)”
Kibkalo is alleged to have claimed to have previously leaked large portions of Windows 7 prior to its release. In an exchange with the blogger, Kibkalo purportedly described sneaking into Building 9 on Microsofts Redmond campus and attempting to copy a server.
Kibkalo was arrested Wednesday in Seattle. Charged with theft of trade secrets, he is expected to appear in U.S. District Court later Wednesday for an initial hearing.
Бывший российский сотрудник Microsoft Алекс Кибкало попал под следствие в США по обвинению в краже и распространении конфиденциальной коммерческой информации компании, сообщило агентство Reuters со ссылкой на данные суда. При этом, по данным Reuters, Кибалко еще находится на свободе,
_http://in.reuters.com/article/2014/03/20/microsoft-tradesecret-employee-guilty-idINDEEA2J03W20140320
однако The Seattle Times сообщает, что накануне он был арестован агентами ФБР в Белвью (штат Вашингтон).
_http://blogs.seattletimes.com/microsoftpri0/2014/03/19/former-microsoft-employee-arrested-on-suspicion-of-stealing-trade-secrets/
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