The logic bombs ensured that the programs would malfunction after the expiration of a certain date.
The logic bombs would go off every few years after a certain date and crash the files.
Every time the scripts would crash, the company would call Tinley to fix the glitch for a fee.
However, prosecutors argued that the act should still be considered a felony.
Further, such conduct did cause loss to Siemens of more than $5,000 during a one-year period.
The contractors sentencing hearing is scheduled for November 8, 2019.
source: www.techworm.net
