> You have an anonymous comment that claims to have caused a data beach of unknown data from an unknown company. No users are even mentioned. I don't think you

> You have an anonymous comment that claims to have caused a data beach of unknown data from an unknown company. No users are even mentioned. I don't think you can even call it that, since he didn't cause the breach. It's hard to even liken it any employee repeatedly and deliberately leaving the door to a store unlocked, which eventually gets robbed. Since I get the impression the stuff he's talking about would have probably been inside some kind of perimeter defense. IANAL, the best I can make of it from a legal perspective is some kind of negligence, but that's a tort, not a crime. So he may not have to worry so much about the RMCP, but rather losing his car to pay damages to his employer. I think there's a compelling argument for an ethical violation, but I'm still not seeing a criminal one.