Davis Lu, a Texas software developer, has been convicted by a federal jury for causing intentional damage to his former employer's network, resulting in extensive disruptions and financial losses. After a corporate restructuring in 2018 reduced his access and responsibilities, Lu created a malicious 'kill switch' meant to lock out all employees if his account was deactivated. This malicious code activated upon his departure, affecting thousands globally and leading to significant financial damages. He now faces a potential 10-year prison sentence, with sentencing scheduled for June 23.
Texas software developer Davis Lu faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of causing intentional damage to his former employer's network.
Lu created a 'kill switch' that locked all company employees out of the network, causing widespread disruptions and significant financial losses.
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