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In: BPO employee held for data theft

Posted on June 5, 2010 by Dissent

A young computer engineer was nabbed by the company authorities for data theft from the company computer and uploading it on another data sharing site for future use. He was nabbed by city cyber cell officials on Saturday.

According to cyber cell officials, they had received a complaint from Satellite police station officials where Anand Desai, an official of a Satellite-based BPO [Business Process Outsourcing], had mentioned that Ashok Jangad, a resident of Isanpur, had stolen database from the company.

“Ashok, a native of Bharatpur, Rajasthan, was earlier working at BPO of a mobile operator major and then joined the company specialising in college and university database. According to the complaint, he used the company computer for uploading the company data on a data sharing website for future use,” said BC Solanki, inspector of cyber cell of city crime branch.

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