Reading the article it sounds as if they used the account of a current employee.
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Liverpool pay City £1 million in "spy" settlement for hacking - biggest PL scandal
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George Hannah
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In all probability they did and those boys used someone else's log in details, it's difficult to understand why you should want try to excuse this blatant criminality.If you settle out of court it is always "without prejudice" and not admission of wrong doing.
Obviously hacking is wrong, but not cancelling the access of a former employee is amateur as well so doesn't reflect well on either club.
Would be good to know this, hopefully we hear a bit more. Think this may be the last we hear though.In all probability they did and those boys used someone else's log in details, it's difficult to understand why you should want try to excuse this blatant criminality.
The way I see it is that on our part, it's either lackadaisical or a case of misplaced trust. You're right, it's amatuer and naive. For the other party to get into the system and use it for their advantage is immoral, underhand and illegal.If you settle out of court it is always "without prejudice" and not admission of wrong doing.
Obviously hacking is wrong, but not cancelling the access of a former employee is amateur as well so doesn't reflect well on either club.
The Stockport Iniesta
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Reading the article it sounds as if they used the account of a current employee.
That's the way I read it as well. Doubt we will get any clarification unless the story rumbles on though.
..from across the roadIf it had been the other way around you can bet Dan Roan would be doing a live news feed from outside the Etihad. The Dippers are just the lowest in every sense.
Centurions
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Except that he is wrong as pointed out in posts above yours, they were using the log in of an employee who was still at City (I'm presuming the employees who left had theirs cancelled).The way I see it is that on our part, it's either lackadaisical or a case of misplaced trust. You're right, it's amatuer and naive. For the other party to get into the system and use it for their advantage is immoral, underhand and illegal.
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So basically their whole starting 11 who they bled through their youth system or otherwise paid peanuts for could have been ours?
Mancity1980
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I’m sure if I hacked into Anfield I would be expecting my car wrecked and more.I'm sure if I hacked into the Pentagon I'd be expecting a knock on the door.