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Not to mention infract security by handing out credentials to the network of a 'US critical infrastructure company l' to a China based company. I wouldn't be su
by easy_rider 14y ago
Not to mention infract security by handing out credentials to the network of a 'US critical infrastructure company l' to a China based company. I wouldn't be surprised if there is some kind of federal law covering this. (Patriot act maybe?)
In any case he would be pretty lucky if he only got fired for this. I would have to pay a 10.000 Euro fine at least for disclosing company secrets. (Netherlands)
- chris_wot 14y agoI wrote most of the Wikipedia article on the Patriot Act a few years ago. I can't think of anything in it that would apply to this. I'm sure it's violating some part of the U.S. Code, but the Patriot Act ain't it.