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Far fetched, obviously, but.... Jurassic Park, Dennis Nedry-type situation? Shut down the master systems to hide the theft (or in this case, destruction) of vit
by jiocrag 5y ago
Far fetched, obviously, but.... Jurassic Park, Dennis Nedry-type situation? Shut down the master systems to hide the theft (or in this case, destruction) of vital info.
No key-card access means even non-need-to-know internal employees wouldn't see the deed, and plausible deniability is spawned for everyone else.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y ago"I'm sorry Senator. We lost that data in the Oct 4 incident."
- HenryKissinger 5y ago"The Senate will decide your fate, Mr. Zuckerberg."
- jbigelow76 5y agoGeez I certainly hope not, you think that corrupt bunch of bastards would ever hold a billionaire accountable for anything?
- TrispusAttucks 5y agoConsidering they just had a whistle blower leak incriminating documents... I'd say this is plausible. Edit: Also a great way to suppress the news of the whistleblower. Take the site down so the outage outranks news searches keyword "Facebook"
- fighterpilot 5y agoThe second explanation seems plausible to me. The first one is a bit farfetched since they could've just waited two weeks in order to make it look less suspicious given that the leak would not be front of mind for everyone by then.