LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged Wang
with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems, fraud,
and breach of public trust. He will be the first person prosecuted for
the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity producer
Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
Heh, heh .... they found ONE. There are probably
HUNDREDS.
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a clear message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our partners to
work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin said at a
press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is considered a
critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to be protected,” the
RCMP said in a press release announcing the arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of Excellence
in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage (CETEES). The
CETEES unit has research partnerships with several private companies,
and also works with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity producer
Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a clear
message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our partners to
work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin said at a
press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement and
intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is considered a
critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to be protected,” the
RCMP said in a press release announcing the arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of Excellence
in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage (CETEES). The
CETEES unit has research partnerships with several private companies,
and also works with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed much in a
hundred years. There is something fishy about this story. Maybe it had
to do with battery research? Can we look forward for some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian electric company?
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a clear
message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our partners to
work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin said at a
press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement
and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to be
protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of Excellence
in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage (CETEES). The
CETEES unit has research partnerships with several private
companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for research
owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the act and
they went to the police.
Chasseur
On 11/16/22 9:55 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal by
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a clear
message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our partners to
work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin said at a
press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement
and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to be
protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of Excellence
in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage (CETEES). The
CETEES unit has research partnerships with several private
companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for research
owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the act and
they went to the police.
Chasseur
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been stolen
at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will be
interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that the
facts may be sorted out.
Le 2022-11-16 à 10:08, Nic a écrit :
On 11/16/22 9:55 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal
by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP
charged Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a
clear message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our
partners to work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David
Beaudoin said at a press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement >>>>> and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to
be protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the
arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of
Excellence in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage
(CETEES). The CETEES unit has research partnerships with several
private companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research
Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for
research owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the
act and they went to the police.
Chasseur
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been
stolen at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will
be interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that
the facts may be sorted out.
So far there is every indication that this will go before a «regular» criminal court. Also the culprit is detained presently to curb his
propensity to elope. I wonder when Chineese hostage taking is going to
be announced...
Chasseur
On 11/16/22 11:57 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 10:08, Nic a écrit :
On 11/16/22 9:55 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal
by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP
charged Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a
clear message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our
partners to work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David
Beaudoin said at a press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement >>>>>> and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to
be protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the
arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of
Excellence in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage
(CETEES). The CETEES unit has research partnerships with several
private companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research
Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for
research owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the
act and they went to the police.
Chasseur
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been
stolen at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will
be interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that
the facts may be sorted out.
So far there is every indication that this will go before a «regular»
criminal court. Also the culprit is detained presently to curb his
propensity to elope. I wonder when Chineese hostage taking is going to
be announced...
Chasseur
Do you really think that this will escalate in such a way? Let's hope not.
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been stolen
at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will be
interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that the
facts may be sorted out.
On Wed, 16 Nov 2022 10:08:42 -0500, Nic <Nic@none.net> wrote:
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been stolen
at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will be
interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that the >>facts may be sorted out.
When you're an employee, the results of your research belong to your >employER.
Any attempt you make to use those results in any way
disagreeable to your employER is illegal and/or a civil matter for
which your are liable to be prosecuted.
Le 2022-11-16 à 10:08, Nic a écrit :
On 11/16/22 9:55 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal
by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP charged
Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a clear >>>>> message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our partners to
work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David Beaudoin said at a >>>>> press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement >>>>> and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to be
protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the arrest. >>>>>
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of
Excellence in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage
(CETEES). The CETEES unit has research partnerships with several
private companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research
Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for
research owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the
act and they went to the police.
Chasseur
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been stolen
at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will be
interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that the
facts may be sorted out.
So far there is every indication that this will go before a «regular» criminal court. Also the culprit is detained presently to curb his
propensity to elope. I wonder when Chineese hostage taking is going to
be announced...
Chasseur
On 11/16/2022 9:57 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 10:08, Nic a écrit :
On 11/16/22 9:55 AM, Chasseur wrote:
Le 2022-11-16 à 09:33, Nic a écrit :
On 11/15/22 11:57 PM, Hisler wrote:
LOL. Is this Mighty Wannabe or his or her "significant other"?
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Yusheng Wang, 35, an employee of Canada’s largest electricity
producer Hydro-Quebec, was arrested at his home south of Montreal
by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday.
A special national-security investigations unit of the RCMP
charged Wang with stealing trade secrets for China.
Wang was also charged with unauthorized use of computer systems,
fraud, and breach of public trust. He will be the first person
prosecuted for the long-dormant “economic espionage” charge
established under the Security of Information Act in 2001.
“This investigation is of great importance for us and sends a
clear message. It demonstrates our commitment and that of our
partners to work with at-risk sectors,” RCMP Inspector David
Beaudoin said at a press conference on Monday.
“Foreign actor interference is a priority for many law enforcement >>>>>> and intelligence agencies around the world. Hydro-Quebec is
considered a critical infrastructure and a strategic interest to
be protected,” the RCMP said in a press release announcing the
arrest.
According to Hydro-Quebec’s statement on the matter, Wang was a
researcher working on battery materials for the Center of
Excellence in Transportation Electrification and Energy Storage
(CETEES). The CETEES unit has research partnerships with several
private companies, and also works with the U.S. Army Research
Laboratory.
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/11/15/employee-canadas-largest-electric-company-charged-spying-china/
Just exactly what was he charged for? Trade secrets? I thought
electric companies made electricity, a process that has not changed
much in a hundred years. There is something fishy about this story.
Maybe it had to do with battery research? Can we look forward for
some new advance in battery technology coming from this Canadian
electric company?
The usual, he is charged with industrial espionage. He had a job in
battery development and he transmitted classified information to
China. He was dumb enough to file patents in his own name for
research owned by Hydro-Québec. Corporate security caught him in the
act and they went to the police.
Chasseur
I guess that the patents he filed were stolen ideas from the power
company and not the other way around. Many good ideas have been
stolen at the patent office leaving the inventor penniless. It will
be interesting to see if this story goes before an open court so that
the facts may be sorted out.
So far there is every indication that this will go before a «regular»
criminal court. Also the culprit is detained presently to curb his
propensity to elope. I wonder when Chineese hostage taking is going to
be announced...
Chasseur
I've noticed that since this Chi-comm's arrest, "Mighty Wannabe" has
been suddenly posting under stolen nyms from other posters in
alt.survival. Maybe from his jail cell he can't log on using VPN and an anonymizer so he's pretending to be Klaus Schadenfreude and a couple of others. If there were such a thing as cosmic justice, the court would
send him to the same gulag as Brittney Griner where he could be her new
wife.
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