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"For example: the personnel work scheduling for equipment maintenance will normally exist only on the workstation of the maintenance manager." Or on a shared d
by rlpb 11y ago
"For example: the personnel work scheduling for equipment maintenance will normally exist only on the workstation of the maintenance manager."
Or on a shared drive if that's where IT have set up documents to be saved to by default. And access to the shared drive could be obtained by an IT administrator who has access to a shared drive, or an outsider who has compromised the system or an IT administrator's machine.
That said, the other claims like "...and specifically names employees that are liked and are doing a good job" I have no idea about.
- photosinensis 11y agoBased on what we've got, it does look like we're looking at either an inside job or some really stupid internal IT policies. Whoever did this had root. While it's obvious that internal information security is lax there, the reality is that it's a lot easier to get root by getting hired as the IT administrator and being given root as a part of your job. That's the ultimate social engineering stunt. There won't be any penetration logs, simply because the computer system wasn't hacked.