d. As part of its due diligence process, the Audit Firm had an employee
(the “Auditor”) conduct a physical site visit at NS8’s offices in Las Vegas,
Nevada. The Auditor was directed by a more senior Audit Firm employee to have
someone from NS8 log in to the online portal for each NS8 bank account, display
the current account balance, and download monthly bank statements for fiscal
year 2019.
e. Based on my interview with a member of the NS8 finance department
(“Finance Employee-1”), I have learned, among other things, that on or about
March 11, 2020, Finance Employee-1 and ROGAS met with the Auditor in ROGAS’s
office. The purpose of that meeting was for ROGAS and Finance Employee-1 each
to log into the online portals for the bank accounts to which they had access
(for ROGAS, the Revenue Bank Account) and download monthly account statements
for the Auditor. During that meeting, Finance Employee-1 logged into the online
portal for the Expense Bank Account -- to which Finance Employee-1 had access
-- and downloaded monthly account statements. Finance Employee-1 understood
that ROGAS was doing the same for the Revenue Bank Account during the meeting.
f. Late in the evening on or about March 11, 2020, the Auditor emailed another
employee as follows: “Attached please find the bank statements and
screenshots that I observed [Finance Employee-1] and Adam [ROGAS] download this
afternoon.” Attached to that email, among other things, were the
Fraudulent Bank Statements for the Revenue Bank Account for the period from
January 2019 through February 2020.
We use k8s at $JOB so I decided to look into it on my own time. A wasted weekend trying to install it and a profanity laden #ragequit later I moved all my stuff over to OpenBSD instead.
Never been happier.
In the case of k8s: ignorance truly is bliss. Keep it simple people.
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