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  • "Once the system was compromised, the hackers likely hopped from machine to machine until they reached the credit card processing system," Pauker surmises.

    Heartland could face litigation over data breach 2009

  • • David Pauker , a restructuring adviser at Goldin Associates LLC and former chief restructuring officer of Refco Inc.

    Lehman Names Its Wind-Down Board Mike Spector 2011

  • Matt Pauker, co-founder of Voltage Security believes it was most likely via a Heartland computer server connected to the Internet.

    Heartland could face litigation over data breach 2009

  • Adds Pauker: "This is similar to the attack on TJX, where attackers first compromised a wireless network in a store, then used that opening to work their way into the corporate systems."

    Heartland could face litigation over data breach 2009

  • Pauker was purged from her Party and government posts for “right-wing deviationism” in May 1952 and arrested on February 18, 1953.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

  • When she returned to her duties at the end of 1950, Pauker halted collectivization in its tracks (refusing to establish even one new collective farm in 1951) and froze the anti-kulak campaign.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

  • Likewise, Pauker resisted Soviet pressure to stage an anti-Tito show trial in Romania, unlike her contemporaries in Hungary, Albania, Bulgaria, and Czechoslovakia.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

  • Having opposed the Soviet “advisers” on exploiting the peasantry in September 1947 (the very month of the founding of the Cominform, which was to “coordinate” — that is, dictate — policy in the bloc), Pauker was appointed Agriculture Secretary at her insistence and personally oversaw collectivization after the Kremlin had imposed it in 1948.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

  • Resisting the Soviet “advisers” on setting a fixed and inflated number of collective farms, Pauker persistently claimed that collectivization could proceed only after the country had become sufficiently mechanized through industrialization, even though the Stalinist line suggested just the opposite: that collectivization was the means for acquiring as much capital from the peasantry as possible to finance industrialization.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

  • Almost immediately, he began to intervene with his sister on matters concerning the Jewish community, particularly the fate of the Romanian Zionist leaders; in turn, he relayed to Zionist contacts (and, through them, the Israeli embassy) information garnered from Pauker personally.

    Ana Pauker. 2009

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