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>> Investigations into his behaviour started after emails were found in which he agreed to hand over inside information in return for payment. I'd be curious t
by gxs 12y ago
>> Investigations into his behaviour started after emails were found in which he agreed to hand over inside information in return for payment.
I'd be curious to see how exactly this occurred. The above blurb is the only mention of it in the entire (super short) article.
I'm curious for two reasons:
1) I work for a big tech company and have a technology consulting services company on the side. I'm curious to see how my outside emails may be eavesdropped upon.
2) Were those emails obtained legally? I can't imagine he was using his apple email to send the emails, does this mean they went through his personal email? If so, was this done legally?
- blaincate 12y agoYou can assume, any internet activity you do on enterprise network is scanned.
- calvin99 12y agoFrom another article: According to the suit, Apple began its own internal investigation of Devine in April, and uncovered the trove of e-mails he purportedly sent to alleged Singaporean accomplice Andrew Ang and several Asian companies containing confidential data and instructions on how to pay his kickbacks. This occurred when Apple officials discovered a Microsoft Entourage database of Devine's Hotmail and Gmail accounts "on the imaged copy of Devine's laptop hard drive." src: http://www.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2010/08/17/paul-shin-devine-apple-manager-accused-of-1-million-kickback-scheme-heres-the-civil-suit http://www.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2010/08/17/paul-shin-devin... Also, most employers will tell you that they can (& will) monitor any activity done on your company issued devices (laptop, phones, anything). That seems pretty standard.
- gxs 12y agoThanks.