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> cause a direct cost to the company Nothing wrong about that. Of course still doesn't justify publishing/providing access to client data who did nothing wrong
by Wytwwww 2y ago
> cause a direct cost to the company
Nothing wrong about that. Of course still doesn't justify publishing/providing access to client data who did nothing wrong.
- altacc 2y agoCausing damage or cost to a company through fraudulent use would be the cornerstone of a civil or criminal prosecution. Cases where there is good disclosure and no cost incurred tend to get dismissed, cases where there is identifiable damages get stupidly big sentences and/or fines.