https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/2025/11/intel-says-software-engineer-took-top-secret-documents-after-getting-fired.html
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x86es now. Outdated process recipes on even more outdated vintage cr-ppy toolsets. Broke into toolnet with Windows 95 or XT I bet ! Cr-ppy exactly.
Jinfeng Luo
I guess he got a pretty good sign up bonus from The Pooh.
@jc we dont do DLP lol
More shame for Intel and its employees. Stealing is a crime.
For future customers though... Don't worry we run a tight ship.
No chance your IP slips out.
Just trust us... Our word is solid and proven out over the last 5 yrs.
Given Intel's fall in the marketplace do these top secret documents have any value? It was probably stuff like how to implement DES encryption.
This is a good example of why people need to lose access immediately and get walked out the door right after being notified.
So glad it happenned. Sh-t Tel ftw
18k files! There wasn't a security tool to block transfers of this quantity or size?
The only real top secret information at Intel are how bad things really are.
Who would want secret plans for sh---y overheating X86 junk?
"On July 23, Intel claims, Luo tried to download a file from his work laptop to an external hard drive. Internal company controls prevented that. But five days later, Intel says that Luo connected another storage device and downloaded 18,000 files." ... so, they were detected trying to steal a document, but still had access 5 days later. That's a case of the hen house door being wide open.
Shame on Intel and Seattle people stealing stuffs from layoff.
No-Body Expects The Spanish Inquisition!