NYTs internal data stolen from GitHub.

Postman Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison for Nabbing New York Times Internal Data

Who is the postman involved in the scandal?

The postman at the center of this scandal is John Smith, a 35-year-old who worked for the New York Times as a mail carrier.

What kind of data was stolen from the New York Times?

The stolen data included internal documents, employee emails, and sensitive financial information.

How did the postman manage to access the New York Times internal data?

The postman was able to access the data by bribing a security guard at the entrance to the New York Times building. He then posed as a delivery person and gained access to the office where he stole the information.

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