Software supplier Geac has offered a cash bounty of £25,000 to the staff member who can track down the source of a number of spoof emails, supposedly from management, that clogged up its worldwide intranet and were circulated to hundreds of customers.
Software supplier Geac has offered a cash bounty of £25,000 to the staff member who can track down the source of a number of spoof emails, supposedly from management, that clogged up its worldwide ...
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