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  <title>Accounting for Hackers</title>
  <description>Today&amp;amp;nbsp;the Bridge The GAAP &amp;amp;ndash;&amp;amp;nbsp;Accounting Podcast discusses challenges faced by rapidly advancing technology. &amp;amp;nbsp;We discuss the topic by building a bridge that connects a hacker ring in Ukraine, SEC Rule 10b-5, and the hacktivist community called &amp;quot;Anonymous.&amp;quot;&#13;
We start off by discussing a complaint filed by the SEC on August 10, 2015, that charged 32 people in a securities fraud scheme involving hackers in Ukraine partnering with stock traders in the U.S. who allegedly realized illegal gains of $100 million over a five year period.&#13;
In&amp;amp;nbsp;attempt to&amp;amp;nbsp;answer the question of whether or not this qualifies as insider trading, we take a closer look at the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, Section 16(b) and Section 10(b).&amp;amp;nbsp; We also examine SEC Rule 10b-5, Rule 10b5-1 and Rule 10b5-2 in order to gain a further understanding of when insider trading is prohibited and when it is allowed.&#13;
This conversation leads to the broader topic of how rapid&amp;amp;nbsp;technological advances are outpacing our regulations and our preconceptions.&#13;
The podcast ends by discussing Anonymous, the global community of hackers and activists, which has brought some of these issues into the public conscience.&#13;
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