LXer: Old people can sabotage software too
 

Published at LXer:

Software teams must act to protect systems and development projects from revenge attacks by disgruntled current and former employees. So says Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute's CERT, which is advising organizations take basic steps including code encryption, enforcement of code-change and access controls, reading their log monitors and denying access to non-project staff, such as systems administrators.

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Yeah, the over 60s are a dangerous bunch...

What has an 'article' about disgruntled employees to do with the criminal genius of the retirement home community besides making a snappy headline?

What is that article about?

Who doesn't know that disgruntled employees are almost as dangerous as a retirement home visit to the IT infrastructure (besides the Postal Service)?

Who writes braindead articles like that?

Disgruntled. You never hear or read the opposite, do you?
"Hi, Brian, how are you today?"
"Oh, I'm quite gruntled, thanks."

I did tell the owner of the company I worked for a couple of years ago once to go and $%&& himself.

Didn't check me out though until it was too late ;)