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Re:SEC and Pornography: Workers Spent Hours on Porn Sites In... by CWuestefeld on Friday April 23, 2010 @04:39PM (#1289408)
Good point, I buy that explanation.

IMHO, anybody who's carrying around TOR and using it to bypass an employer's filters so he can get to porn has a real problem.

Several years back, me and a coworker looked at the company's DNS servers, curious what names were cached. We were pretty horrified. I guess this kind of thing is pretty widespread, more than "outsiders" would expect -- particularly from a cubicle farm where there's no privacy.

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Re:SEC and Pornography: Workers Spent Hours on Porn Sites In... by digitallogic on Friday April 23, 2010 @05:34PM (#1289567)
At a job in college, a desk jockey ordered porn and used his work address on the purchase. He got caught when the sys admin came across the email w/his receipt in the spam queue. Though he wasn't fired (he did get chewed out) I couldn't look him in the eye after I saw the list of movies he purchased (they were largely she-male dvds).
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