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02-19-2025 | 10:31 AM
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02-19-2025 | 11:20 AM
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02-19-2025 | 11:25 AM
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care to elaborate what was in the email for the Hawaiian folks? We’ve been dealing with possible bot issues, but the company seems uninterested in taking action.
02-19-2025 | 11:41 AM
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Bascially says that giving out your password to a third party opens the company to cyber attacks and is a violation of company policy. They are hiring an IT Specialist to see who has been doing this and said the the violations are "extremely serious" will be acted on rapidly and dicipline could include termination. The Flica Bot website has a spelling error (Autoamtically) right on the main page so might be some sketchy people collecting passwords which also gives acccess to paycheck and other info. Might mention to SD to have Hawaiian included in IT investigaiton if you're so inclined.
02-19-2025 | 12:08 PM
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Hawaiian definitely has bot users. Every time a Singapore maintanence flight gets put into open time the same guy immediately has the RO spot. The guy has no shame apparently because every 330 FO knows about him and he still continues to do it (including 2 days ago). He's not the only one I'm sure but no one else makes it so blatantly obvious. Hope Alaska fixes this and he gets fired, along with all the others.
02-19-2025 | 12:22 PM
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Hawaiian definitely has bot users. Every time a Singapore maintanence flight gets put into open time the same guy immediately has the RO spot. The guy has no shame apparently because every 330 FO knows about him and he still continues to do it (including 2 days ago). He's not the only one I'm sure but no one else makes it so blatantly obvious. Hope Alaska fixes this and he gets fired, along with all the others.
02-19-2025 | 12:56 PM
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Bascially says that giving out your password to a third party opens the company to cyber attacks and is a violation of company policy. They are hiring an IT Specialist to see who has been doing this and said the the violations are "extremely serious" will be acted on rapidly and dicipline could include termination. The Flica Bot website has a spelling error (Autoamtically) right on the main page so might be some sketchy people collecting passwords which also gives acccess to paycheck and other info. Might mention to SD to have Hawaiian included in IT investigaiton if you're so inclined.
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