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From the court filing: > Beyond the misconduct to which Tripp admitted, he also wrote computer code to periodically export Tesla’s data off its network and int
by unit91 8y ago
From the court filing:
> Beyond the misconduct to which Tripp admitted, he also wrote computer code to periodically export Tesla’s data off its network and into the hands of third parties. His hacking software was operating on three separate computer systems of other individuals at Tesla so that the data would be exported even after he left the company and so that those individuals would be falsely implicated as guilty parties.
Good grief, that's nasty.
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4529155/Gov-Uscourts-Nvd-131251-1-0-2.pdf https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4529155/Gov-Uscou...
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- sverige 8y agoIt reminds me of the old "IT employee gets revenge" stories that were so popular ten or twenty years ago.
- bpd1069 8y agoHe wasn't even there a year. Hired, not promoted, hack system, leak to the press, exfiltrate data (automated and distributed). Doesn't look like your typical anything to me.
- kamaal 8y ago>>He wasn't even there a year. How do you expect to join a company and get promoted within an year? This feels like an unfair expectation to even begin with.
- therealdrag0 8y agoDefinitely possible if you start low and have potential. I've gotten promoted or raises every 6-9 mo for the last 4 years (since starting my first job). "Your young with little experience..." >>> "Oh wow you're actually good at things! Have a promotion."
- Ntrails 8y ago> Good grief, that's nasty. And this is why I habitually fuck with peoples computers when they leave them unlocked. As annoying as it is to find your keyboard is dvorak and your mouse pointer is invisible - it's better than finding out that your credentials are being misused for properly nefarious things...