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by stef25
1661 days ago
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> He rose to power in the company by claiming to find a vulnerability that let him access the CEO's personal system Do you mean he got promotions cause he found a non existent vuln? Surely whoever handed out those promotions is to blame here? |
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Actually not unusual.
Lots of the Highest Ranked Sys Admins in larger companies are quite "invulnerable" due to the implication, that they might know everyones mail & the companies dirt.