Former Equifax employee indicted for insider trading
On Friday, August 25, 2017, Ying texted a co-worker that the breach they were working on “Sounds bad.  We may be the one breached.”  The following Monday, Ying conducted web searches on the impact of Experian’s 2015 data breach on its stock price.  Later that morning, Ying exercised all of his available stock options...Always nice when criminals express their intent to perform an illegal act on 3rd party services ahead of time.I do always wonder where is the record of searches being held? A corporate MITM saving all queries? Or are criminals logging into their Google accounts before running queries on how to commit their crime?