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Sort of dumb that he told Apple about his intentions to switch jobs. He would have easily gotten away if he hadn't. Guilty conscience?

• mjcl 8y ago
  I’m sort of surprised they don’t have automated flagging for activity like downloading a years worth of documents in an evening.
  • tptacek 8y ago
    Benign instances of that happen all the time. Picking out actionable anomalies from event data like this is one of the big problems in information security.
  • rockinghigh 8y ago
    They do, according to the article: “Apple grew more suspicious after seeing his increased network activity and visits to the office before he resigned, according to the complaint.”
• batteryhorse 8y ago
  Yes, poor judgement. I also think it's sort of dumb to steal self driving "tech" from Apple. Might as well steal Uber's self driving "tech" as well.
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