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British company director is extradited to US from Morocco over £25million Bitcoin scam and faces 40 years in federal prison – 18 April 2018

British company director Renwick Haddow is facing 40 years in a US jail.  Haddow, who lives in New York was extradited from Morocco to the US. Federal prosecutors said Haddow was banned in the UK from being a director   He was accused by UK authorities of ripping off investors for £500,000  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5627765/British-man-extradited-Morocco-25million-Bitcoin-scam.html?ITO=applenews

 

WD launches Purple MicroSD for next-gen surveillance-class video capture – 18 April 2018

The Western Digital Purple microSD card is the ideal solution for mainstream commercial surveillance data at the edge. “Whether capturing 4K video, used in AI-enabled cameras, or part of a larger data system supporting ‘smart surveillance’ applications, this rugged and intelligent card delivers ‘surveillance-class’ endurance and tremendous performance to enable trusted video capture in the harshest conditions.

https://www.itwire.com/business-it-news/storage/82471-wd-launches-purple-microsd-with-and-on-purpose-for-next-gen-surveillance-class-video-capture.html

Stripe Debuts Radar anti-fraud AI tools for big businesses, says it has halted $4B in fraud to date – 18 April 2018

Cybersecurity continues to be a growing focus and problem in the digital world, and now Stripe  is launching a new paid product that it hopes will help its customers better battle one of the bigger side-effects of data breaches: online payment fraud. Today, Stripe is announcing Radar for Fraud Teams, an expansion of its free AI-based Radar service that runs alongside Stripe’s core payments API to help identify and block fraudulent transactions.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/18/stripe-debuts-radar-anti-fraud-ai-tools-for-big-businesses-says-it-has-halted-4b-in-fraud-to-date/