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@Marilyn Cohodas - Good question, no doubt in my mind and we can only imagine what they would do with this data and how Morgan Stanley would react to it ? Would they use the Sony defense ? Where we argue it is every taxpayers problem or would they use the Chase Method and not say anything for months ?
Either way it is oddly fascinating to see the "Damage Control Psychology of the Breech" evolve as we speak.
Now if we can get someone to be accountable - we just might be getting somewhere.
So now the financial industry has to worry about the would be hacker within ? Already on the long rebound from the Chase debacle now Morgan Stanley ?
From the narrative it sounds like Morgan Stanley got lucky or perhaps this person couldn't afford to flee to Russia.
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