The former Disney employee was sentenced to 3 years imprisonment for penetration of lists to remove allergies, add profanity

Judge An employee in the former Disney world To three years in prison after hacked the menu system in the park to remove peanut allergy information, add profanity and change lines.

Michael Schweer, 40, from Winter Garden, Florida, will provide three years in the federal prison and must lose his computers and pay $ 68776.50 as a reaction to the victims, according to Fox 35.

Scheuer acknowledged that he was guilty of charges in January.

He had worked as a director to produce the list in Disney and was responsible for creating and distributing all restaurant lists, including digital lists. It was terminated on June 13, 2024.

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Choueir’s launch was “controversial and … not friendly,” according to a federal complaint, claimed that Scheuer “made many changes in the list that threatened public health and safety,” according to the director.

Al -Shakawi says that Scheuer added profanity and changing the pricing of some elements in the menus. It also says that he sent multiple login requests, which prevented more than ten employees from being able to reach their accounts and systems.

None of the changes were made to printed or digital versions in the list, but the complaint said that the damage exceeded $ 150,000.

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the The Federal Bureau of Investigation called Scheuer’s house on September 23 and seized at least four computers.

Scheuer initially denied any involvement or violations when interrogated by the FBI, claiming that Disney “was trying to fram because they were concerned about him and the circumstances under which was terminated.”

Lawyer David Haas, who represents Choueir, said his client suffers from a disability that affected his work in Disney, according to Fox 35.

“He had a medical event that led to his suspension,” Haas said. “Disney then failed to respond to his inquiries about the reason for his suspension, then his suspension was changed to the end.”

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“Disney refused to provide a response to the reason for his expulsion and did not provide any places to him,” Haas continued. “After that, I looked forward to submitting my clients with a powerful story.”

Scheuer is something Originally charged With one of the number of causes intentionally transferring the program, information, code, or ordering to a mass computer and causing damage without permission exceeding $ 5,000.