Getting a pink slip is a terrible news for anyone. Some take it in the walk while others take to Twitter and Facebook to tirade about it. Not very many are probably going to go to an extraordinary and make misfortune their ex-business. Brian Johnson, 44, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US is one such framework administrator who didn't daintily to his boss sacking him and chose to make a major wreckage of it before being gotten and arriving in jail for 34 months.
The Register reports that Johnson was working in a paper making plant called Georgia-Pacific for quite a long while. On the game changing Valentine's Day of 2014, the organization chose to flame him. Johnson did not take the organization's choice in the correct soul and chose to get even with it.
Johnson hacked into Georgia-Pacific servers utilizing VPN once his work was ended. Once back inside the corporate system, he introduced his own particular programming and focused on the paper plant's Port Hudson branch, which produces paper towels and tissues 24 hours a day. Johnson brought about a $1.1 million misfortune to Georgia-Pacific amid his two-week hacking effort.
Johnson's feud was going great yet by one means or another cocked eyebrows at Georgia-Pacific who brought in FBI to research into the matter. After a point by point examination, FBI attacked Johnson's home precisely thirteen days after he was let go. They grabbed a tablet in which they found a VPN association which Johnson used to sign into organization's servers. Encourage examination of Johnson's portable workstation and his broadband switch got FBI enough confirmation to bust him.
Johnson conceded to hacking and determined harm charges a year ago. On Wednesday, a Louisiana region court judge sentenced Johnson 34 months in jail. Johnson was likewise punished $1,134,828 for harms to his boss, which he should reimburse well beyond the jail term.
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