someone with a grudge against shell?
and as a side question... when did el reg get its make over?
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Yep:Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostNot really a contractor though was he.
He worked for a headlease company by the looks of it.
"The culprit is an unnamed employee of a vendor that was working on a project involving Shell's US database. After discovering the breach, the individual was removed from the premises, and Shell terminated its contract with the vendor."
So not reallya contractor at all, just another permie joe on the make.
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Not really a contractor though was he.
He worked for a headlease company by the looks of it.
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Okay. I cannot tell a lie. It was BobShawadiwadi.Originally posted by daviejones View PostWho was it? Come on, own up!!!
I bet it was someone from offshore anyway.....
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