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Cashing in on employee theft, or honest whistleblower?

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2008-02-25 14:03:19 by Evan Francen in The Breach Blog
...whistleblower If he were truly an honest guy, why would he shop the confidential information around like he did and not give it freely Do you think this story will encourage other insiders to follow suit On one hand authorities catch criminals, which is great! On the other hand, we just enabled (and in some circles encouraged) insider...
 
Tags: confidential, confidential data, kieber, named heinrich kieber, lgt, lgt trust, data, confidential information, information
 
 
 
 
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Reward: $68 million for ratting out your employer

2008-02-20 16:57:43 by Chris McClean in Security & Risk Management
 
...whistleblowers. Earlier this month, former Merck sales manager H. Dean Steinke was awarded $68 million of the roughly $400 million recovered by states and federal agencies when the company settled a lawsuit he brought against it seven years ago. (This was part of a larger $671 million Merck paid to settle complaints of overcharging government...
 
Tags: million, online whistleblower site, site, million merck, mirror sites continue, employees, online, sites, international employees
 
 
 
 
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When do you have an obligation to go public?

2008-05-29 21:13:01 by HASH0x8b01008 in StillSecure, After All These Years
 
...whistleblower". The term whistleblower is a term of art and in many circles will invoke some special immunity for the person who disclosed the confidential information. However, usually the disclosure of this information is made to a person or entity with the power or at least willingness to take corrective action. In this case, I think that...
 
Tags: public, public forum, tjx, tjx fraud, martin, cryptic, confidential information, cryptic mauler, ipo public
 
 
 
 
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WikiLeaks Win as Judge Rescinds U.S. Shutdown Order

2008-03-01 17:20:04 by Editor in Digg / Security
 
A federal judge on Friday allowed whistleblower site WikiLeaks to resume online in the United States, a week after ordering its hosting company and domain registrar to shut down and lock the renegade's site from the Internet. The site should resume U.S. operations perhaps as early as today
 
Tags: whistleblower site wikileaks, site, resume, resume online, domain registrar, federal judge, internet, renegade, lock
 
 
 
 
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Whistleblower: cellular carrier giving FBI unfettered access

2008-03-07 06:40:07 by Editor in Digg / Security
 
A security analyst has revealed that a major mobile telecommunications carrier has a secret backdoor which provides an undisclosed third party with unfettered access to the network, including the content of calls. Evidence suggests that the recipient of that data is the FBI
 
Tags: major mobile, access, security analyst, carrier, secret backdoor, fbi, evidence suggests, calls, network
 
 
 
 
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Blogtard or Hero ?

2008-05-27 15:30:53 by Myrcurial in Liquidmatrix Security Digest
 
In a recent The Register article , the firing of a TJX employee who blogged about security deficiencies was noted TJX Companies, the mammoth US retailer whose substandard security led to the worlds biggest credit card heist, has fired an employee after he left posts in an online forum that made disturbing claims about security practices at the...
 
Tags: security, security practices, fired employee, employee, substandard security led, store managers, managers, security issues, employee policy
 
 
 
 
 
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