According to the court documents, Gori threatened the firm through an email sent from this Washington State home.
This is not a threat, Gori wrote in an e-mail.
This is not a means of leverage.
The company reported the threat immediately to the FBI after receiving the emails.
Or I will take out your entire company along with my comrades via a cyber attack.
Again you have two choices.
Get ride of her and hire me.
Or slowly be chipped away at until you are gone.
She is a horrible operator that can only manage 2 screens with an over inflated travel budget.
I fly at least 10x as many places as this loon on 1/5th of the budget.
She declines everytime and burries me even further.
The email continued, Im giving you guys 72 hours to respond until the attack goes full scale.
There is nothing that can be done to stop the attacks.
I have run multiple penetration tests on your entire web link and your company fails miserably.
In his email, Gori had acknowledged that he had already pen-tested TSI Healthcares website and found security vulnerabilities.
However, that charge was later dropped by federal prosecutors when he pleaded guilty.
Additionally, Gori has been sentenced to 3 years of supervised release.
source: www.techworm.net
