Part 149 (1/2)
”You don't know that NEMO has been giving us security holes in some of our systems You don't know that Mason's and other hackers have been working on the Freedom viruses”
”Some systems? Why not all?”
”They still want to keep a few trapdoors for themselves”
”See what I mean!” exclaimed Burnson ”They can't be trusted”
”They are not on our payroll Besides, it's them or no one,”
Tyrone caluys off of the playing field, as they put it”
”And keep the spoils for their own use”
”It's a trade-off I thought hile”
”I don't happen to agree, and neither does the Director's office”
”I thought you didn't know”
”Word gets around We have to cap this one, Ty It's too hot
This is so far fro Nothing”
But Burnson and the FBI and the White House all knew they wanted Foster Tyrone instinctively knew as did Scott, that Miles Foster was the Spook Other than h, there was still no convincing legal connection between Miles Foster and the Spook Not enough of one, anyway
Miles Foster had done an extraordinary job of insulating himself and his identity from his army
There had to be another way
Monday, March 8 New York City Times
Lawsuit Cites Virus by Scott Mason
Will stockholders of corporations soon require that all Corporate assets be appropriately protected? Including those contained in the co possibility of a swell of Wall Street investor demands to secure the co on issuing a set of preliis
Last week, a group of 10,000 Alytech, Inc stockholders filed the first class action suit along this vein They are suing the current board of directors for ”willful dereliction of fiduciary responsibility in the adequate security and protection of corporate infor and communications equipment” The suit continues to say that the couidance knew and understood the threat to their co to correct the situation
Attorneys for the plaintiffs have said that they are in posses- sion of a number of internal Alytech documents and memos which spelled out security recommendations to their board of directors upon which no action was taken
Alytech was one of the many companies hit particularly hard by the Computer War The dGraph virus, the Lotus viruses and the Novell viruses were a those that infected over 34,000 of the co the company to a virtual halt for over teeks I, they were struck by several Free- doned to destroy the hard disks on the computers