Cyberthief

Court documents state that Castro implemented code that sent shipping fees into his own bank account. He reportedly was able to collect $260,000 in fees before getting caught. He also changed the prices on some of the Zulily’s items, totaling $41,000 in merchandise, in order to purchase them for a fraction of their actual price.
Police say the company’s cybersecurity team recovered a document on Castro’s laptop detailing his plans. The document was named OfficeSpace project. It included his intention to manipulate audit logs in order to cover his tracks.
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