A man went to get a Mac repair shop from a local Apple Store came together with a disc containing confidential data.
Cult of Mac reports that the man in question was holding disk, which he took, was a disc "dead" that had caused its failure Macut, the Apple Store in Stamford, Conneticut.raporton PCWorld
When he came home and the check disk to see if any files can be returned, he found a reservation (backup) complete with secret files from the server the Apple Retail Store.
The man, who remained anonymous, told the Cult of Mac disk contained "secret documents, internal manuals, Apple's sales techniques, a complete list of work at the Apple store, interface products, time schedule, photos and video Apple korportaës activities that only Apple employees can view, store videos of meetings, business structure and many many more. "
Cult of Mac shows that this man tried to shsite drive and offered a number of images the content on the disc as proof of what is contained disc. Cult of Mac refused to buy, explaining:
"Our competition predictor approached Cult of Mac hoping to sell us the hard disk containing the Time Machine backups, and offered us these screenshota as evidence. Cult of Mac does not pay for stories, and especially not things like confidential information or prototypes of iPhone./ReadEnglishNews/
Cult of Mac reports that the man in question was holding disk, which he took, was a disc "dead" that had caused its failure Macut, the Apple Store in Stamford, Conneticut.raporton PCWorld
When he came home and the check disk to see if any files can be returned, he found a reservation (backup) complete with secret files from the server the Apple Retail Store.
The man, who remained anonymous, told the Cult of Mac disk contained "secret documents, internal manuals, Apple's sales techniques, a complete list of work at the Apple store, interface products, time schedule, photos and video Apple korportaës activities that only Apple employees can view, store videos of meetings, business structure and many many more. "
Cult of Mac shows that this man tried to shsite drive and offered a number of images the content on the disc as proof of what is contained disc. Cult of Mac refused to buy, explaining:
"Our competition predictor approached Cult of Mac hoping to sell us the hard disk containing the Time Machine backups, and offered us these screenshota as evidence. Cult of Mac does not pay for stories, and especially not things like confidential information or prototypes of iPhone./ReadEnglishNews/
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