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Damned Fucking Shit
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Edited by Access Denied
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Issue #11
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Title: Computer Expert Accused of Damaging
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Firm's Records
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Date: 10/29/93
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By: Access Denied
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Computer Expert Accused of Damaging Firm's Records
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[This was taken from the Milwaukee Journal. Oct. 28, 1993]
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[All comments by Access Denied are in []s]
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A young computer expert left a nasty parting gift the day he
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was fired from the W.H. Brady Co. in Glendale, a criminal complaint
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alleges.
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Knowing he was about to be canned, he programmed the computer
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on a time delay to wipe out the extensive air emissions files he
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had been working on, the complaint says. When he left the building
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at 2230 W. Florist Ave., the files were still there. But when
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supervisors checked the next day, they were nowhere to be found.
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Paul Brian Wehland, 22, of 3321 N. Oakland Ave., was charged
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Wednesday in Circuit Court under the state's misdemeanor computer
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crime statute. If convicted, he faces up to nine months in jail
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and a $10,000 fine.
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[I'll look around for the Wisconsin Statutes and publish them when
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I find them.]
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Three times after police became involved in the case, Wehland
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called company officials and offered to retrieve the data if they
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agreed to drop charges the complaint says.
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Another computer specialist was able to find much of the lost
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information, which the company is required to provide on a regular
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basis to state and federal environmental agencies. The company has
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suffered a $25,000 loss because of the piracy, the complaint says.
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[PIRACY?!?!? Sure. Piracy... I sure wish these reporters would
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actually LEARN something about computer "crime" before they start
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to write about it. Sheesh.]
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W.H. Bradey Co. manufactures and markets magnetic tape and a
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wide variety of name plates, labels, signs and other industrial
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identification products.
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According to the complaint:
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Wehland is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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He was hired by Brady in December 1991 to write a program and input
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data regarding the company's air emissions and compliance with the
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Clear Air Act.
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On Sept. 28, Wehland's supervisor caught him playing computer
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games at work and later loading information from an electronic
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bulletin board into the company's computer.
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[Wonder what BBS... probably Exec-PC (A HUGE PD/SW BBS in 414 for
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all you guys who don't know... 250+ lines... 36+ GB. Pretty big)
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or something. Or maybe he's actually some big H/P guy and it was
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from my BBS.... nah.]
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Fearing he would be fired, Wehland quit the next day, but was
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given his job back on Oct. 5 after he apologized. Two days later
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his supervisor caught him writing a resume cover letter on the
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computer on company time.
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During the 30 minutes it took the supervisor to speak to a
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colleague about the problem and return to fire him, Wehland
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programmed the computer to hide the data, he admitted to police.
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He would not say why he did it.
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[Hmmm... why'd he do it? Please, I won't even explain why. Too
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much typing time. Anyway, if you're going to destroy data, don't
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be so blunt about it. Common sense will tell you that.]
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º Distribution Sites: º
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º If you're on the BBSs you know it. º
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º Fuck you if you're not. º
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º And to submit to DFS, call Paradise Lost and log º
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º on as DFS. The password is JINGLE JINGLE. º
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º Just upload it there. º
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