Posted by jnord 1 day ago
Outside of the US it's almost never done like that and a person fired is expected to be cooperative and probably even continue working for another two weeks. And not only expected - this is what actually happens.
In 2011, university systems like George Mason’s were significantly more vulnerable to the exact type of SQL injection and credential theft they were using in their early criminal years.
After their stints in jail, the brothers worked their way back into the tech world. In 2023, Muneeb got a job with a Washington, DC, firm that sold software and services to 45 federal clients; Sohaib got a job at the same company a year later.
What in the actual fuck. I'm all for giving people second chances. But maybe some ringfencing?
Like... I think ex drugs dealer deserve a chance of legitimate employment, but perhaps doling out prescription drugs is best left to someone that doesn't need a "second chance" to demonstrate they're unusually trustworthy and unlikely to be tempted by the possible side incomes.
This is no different. If one day you can answer why and how to solve that I am pretty sure we would all be happy to know!
storing passwords in plaintext should be persecuted & having unlimited access to customer databases.