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Author: francois.grieu
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 23:23

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of the security incidents found in the backups qualified for criminal
prosecution.

One was a source for the Finance Desk Trading System [FDTS].



********** begin excerpt from 'Corruption at Salomon Brothers' **********
 
>Date: Tue, 7 May 96 23:38:00 EDT
>From: guy
>To: vivian
>Subject: Jan 26 1996 REDHOT
>Cc: <others>
 
Vivian,
 
On Jan 26 1996:
 
    18,184 lines of C++ source of something called "basis" for FDTS.
 
Here was the radar hit:
 
    *********************************
    Filename:  Jan_26_96/dfAA05811  Size:   207496,   Dated:  Jan 26  08:30
    Sender:    apoo@snowball (Art Poo)
    Recipient: NAME@newscorp.com
    **** UUencoding, Filename='b.Z'
 
    Your Excellency,
 
    Make this floopy-bound. Bring it to esi this evening.
    Thank you.
 
    begin 600 b.Z
    *********************************
 
Mr. Poo no longer seems to be with us.
 
His id is gone from his system, and someone else has his phone number.
 
It's an api that accesses some sort of indexed info, creates some sort
of report, is an X-windows deal.
 
I found the name of the recipient:
 
**********************************************************************
NAME XXXXXXXXXXXXXX                  Oracle / NewsCorp Online Ventures
TITLE XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX          AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
abcdefgh@newscorp.com                XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
(212)-nnn-nnnn                       (nnn)-nnn-nnnn
**********************************************************************
 
..and the recipient confirmed delivery.

That

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