Corporate insiders who sabotage computers so sensitive they risk endangering national security or the economy are commonly motivated by revenge against their bosses, says a government study released Monday. Examining cases of deliberate damage over a six-year period, the review described most attackers as disgruntled workers or former employees -- typically in technology departments -- who were angry over disciplinary actions, missed promotions or layoffs.
May 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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