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In today's Wall Street Journal...
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Sitting in his Los Angeles home, Kuwaiti billionaire Bassam Alghanim
received an alarming call from a business associate: Hundreds of his
personal emails were posted online for anyone to see. Mr. Alghanim
checked and found it to be true, according to a person familiar with
the matter. The emails included information on his personal finances,
legal affairs, even his pharmacy bills, this person said. That led to
another surprise. Mr. Alghanim discovered the person who had allegedly
commissioned the hackers was his own brother, with whom he is fighting
over how to divide up billions of dollars of joint assets. Mr.
Alghanim's lawyers allege in court filings that the brother hired
investigators to illegally access his email with the help of Chinese
hackers. Cost to hire the hackers: about $400.
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http://on.wsj.com/xcdr2M
Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Newtown Square, PA
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