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Originally Posted by WildBillyT
If they are internal documents with only a few names on them other than his, then the only thing that's slim is the size of the universe of people that can prove they exist. What would he claim if they got "leaked"? That it wasn't him, somebody hacked Toyota's servers and specifically grabbed those documents?  |
Hacked, stolen, left his computer open and someone got in. Everyone makes "mistakes".
Recently I got a piece of mail from one of the top US intel agencies, it went something like this;
"Because you have traveled on our behalf during the period of XXX we have all of your information on file. Unfortunately, the information was not protected and anyone with access to our computers could have access to it. Every person in the compound is required to have a top secret clearance so the chance of identity theft is minimal, although possible. If you suspect that you have been a victim of identity theft please contact us as soon as possible".
This was a letter from an agency that has WAY more money and way more security that Toyota can dream of, despite that they exposed MY information, and information of other people who were tagged with me on those documents... Do you know what Toyota security procedures are? I doubt it. Does Toyota require their employees to have a top secret clearance, I doubt it. Is it possible to steal info from Toyota? It's possible to steal anything from anyone.
More serious stuff has "leaked" in the past.