Graham had used several real accounts for testing his new Web site programs, and it was those accounts for which Trevor received the credit card data. Trevor had no intention of stealing such data.

He did, however, plan on using the customers’

names and email addresses to benefit his next employer. That backfired when that employer terminated him. Apparently, Trevor's new employer surmised that if Trevor would steal data from MRY, he would steal data from his next employer as well.

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