Errata: Gregory D. Evans

In late December, 2010, a single e-mail allegedly written by Gregory D. Evans was leaked to pastebin. The mail outlined new company policies that were draconian and ridiculous. Because the e-mail could not be verified as authentic, attrition.org did not originally publish it. With the leak of his entire e-mail spool recently, we see that the mail is included in it and very likely came from Evans.

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From: Gregory Evans <gregoryevans@ligatt.com>
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Subject: New Company Rules In Affect Starting December 8 , 2010
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2010 23:13:13 -0500
Message-Id: <4BD408C2-E831-41D0-83E7-F604086BAEDF@ligatt.com>
To: companywide <companywide@ligatt.com>,
yourteam <yourteam@ligatt.com>
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X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.1081)
X-Nonspam: IP whitelist 64.202.165.36

1. As of January 1, 2011 there will be no more medical or dental 
benefits for any employee who has been with LIGATT less than 2 years.  
If you are already getting benefit your benefits will be cut off January 
1, 2001.

2. Any employee who is found opening the door for any employee with a 
door code between 8:45am and 9:20am will be fired.

3. Any employee who comes in the office 1 minute late more than 2 times 
in 1 week will be fired.

4. Any employee who does not meet their deadline or quota will be fired.

5. There will be no more pets allowed in the office beside LIGATT.

6. All pay checks will be handed out at 5:45pm on payday.

7. There will be know pay raises for at least the next 6 months.

8. All employees will work on Christmas Eve as well as New Years Eve.

9. There are no more vacation days for any employee who have been with 
LIGATT less than 2 years.

On February 1, 2011, Evans mentioned this mail in a video blog titled "Gregory Evans talking to his haters Part 1". At the 2m50s mark, Evans claims he was on an airplane to California at the time the e-mail was sent. He further claims that "every e-mail that I sent out, has my signature on the bottom of the e-mail. doesn't matter if it's to employees or whoever. my signature is not on there, whatsoever."

In reality, most of his e-mails do have the "Have a Blessed Day" signature with his contact information as he described, but not all of them. After the leak of his entire e-mail spool allowed further analysis of his mails, we see that mail sent from his iPhone or iPad do not have the signature. In addition, some mail sent from his Mac (using Apple Mail 2.1081) lack the signature as well. This effectively shoots down his claim that since the mail did not have his signature, it wasn't sent by him.

Further, the "New Company Rules" mail comes from the IP address 69.94.218.141 (DirecPath, a residential ISP in Atlanta, GA). Looking at his mail spool shortly after December 9, we see another mail sent to the company a week later that also comes from his Mac and has no signature:

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From: Gregory Evans <gregoryevans@ligatt.com>
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Subject: stats
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2010 09:11:03 -0500
Message-Id: <F85062CF-D5AB-43E6-B113-A580BA36F139@ligatt.com>
To: Melanie Banks <pr@ligatt.com>, LIGATT Sales <sales@ligatt.com>,
        accounting@ligatt.com,
        "yourteam@ligatt.com Support" <yourteam@ligatt.com>
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Starting this Monday everyone must bring stats to the company meeting.  This includes

PR
 1. All google analytics from Google on hackergearonline.com, gregorydevans.com, ligatt.com,
    spoofem,amihackerproof.com and nationalcybersecurity.com.  I need to see the stats on the 
    number of people who came to the sites on the day we did a press release.


IT

  1. Apple aps stats on all of our apps.  That includes all downloads.

  2. Firewall stats on all of our servers including the godaddy servers.

Accounting:

 1. P&L Report

Sales:

 1. All Plimus

 2. All D&H

 3. All Microcenter

With this new evidence, we are relatively certain that Gregory Evans did send the mail, enacting draconian policies on his employees.

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