That's brazen, but if the plaintiffs complied with that prompt then they're basically telling the World that they not only violated the TOS of their e-mail prov

That's brazen, but if the plaintiffs complied with that prompt then they're basically telling the World that they not only violated the TOS of their e-mail provider but also their terms of employment and common sense. Looks like implementing two-factor authentication might not only protect companies against malicious intruders but also from their own employees spilling the beans.