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Sorry. If someone intentionally destroys company property I would want nothing to do with them, ever. This isn't a simple b&e where the perp rarely knows the vi
by yardie 9y ago
Sorry. If someone intentionally destroys company property I would want nothing to do with them, ever. This isn't a simple b&e where the perp rarely knows the victim. He was given the tools to do his job and intentionally used them to undermine his company and colleagues.
Also, he is not a hacker, just an asshole. Having the admin login and password doesn't make you elite. The only weakness he exploited was himself.
- damm 9y agoBeing a criminal or commiting a crime has nothing to do with destroying company property. That's the problem with asking for people's background. What they did; and more importantly have they recovered and not commited another crime of similar circumstances. P.S. I knew a kid when I was younger who helped an ISP start up in Colorado Springs in the late 90's... he got fired and he hacked them and spent 6months in jail; eventually they re-hired him after he got out of jail only for a repeat offense. There is a point; he did it twice. The first time they could pass it off as they didn't know; the second time they hired him they were legally liable. So this gentleman should spend some time in jail for what he did.