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lol He wrote a JS script that clicks a a button in your inbox. That's not "bypassing security" in any way.
by amrocha 4y ago
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He wrote a JS script that clicks a a button in your inbox. That's not "bypassing security" in any way.
- factsarelolz 4y agoIt's staging data for exfiltration. This is an attempt to take property and data not owned by the employee.
- amrocha 4y agoIf this was true they would have disabled the download email button. Stop siding with the company by default.
- leereeves 4y agoIt's obviously true, unless Twitter employees were regularly using work e-mail for personal data. You don't need a tool to download a few performance evaluations. They haven't disabled the "download email button" because there are legitimate reasons for employees to download data (e.g. opening files in local apps), but trying to retain access after being laid off is not one of them.
- that_guy_iain 4y agoLol Like a judge is going to understand that after lawyers spend hours talking about data theft and how they have policies and how the security team had concerns.