Case in point: a federal criminal complaint accuses one former Disney employee of hacking the software that generated the food and drink menus at the company’s resorts. These attacks even went so far ...

Disney became aware of problems with the menu software it uses, called Menu Creator, which is owned by a third party, in July, and determined the issues were from unauthorized computer intrusions.

According to the FBI affidavit, Scheuer allegedly: Infiltrated the company's "Menu Creator" system, rendering it inoperable by replacing all fonts with symbols, also known as wingdings.

When Scheuer worked for Disney as a “Menu Product Manager,” his job was to create and publish menus. The system, Menu Creator, is a company that creates menus to distribute to Disney-owned ...

In July the company conducted an internal investigation and uncovered changes made to its menu creator system that rendered all of the menus unusable, the complaint said. Disney’s menu creator ...

Disney became aware of problems with the menu software it uses, called Menu Creator, which is owned by a third party, in July, and determined the issues were from unauthorized computer intrusions.

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The complaint alleges that Scheuer used his login credentials from his time at Disney to break into one of the menu creator’s servers. Michael Scheuer, who worked as a “menu production manager ...

Scheuer allegedly accessed Disney's proprietary "Menu Creator" system multiple times without permission after he was let go. He would allegedly manipulate different aspects of the menu such as ...

The complaint said Scheuer altered menus using Disney’s Menu Creator software. It was created specifically for the company and menus at restaurants it owns and operates in Florida. In addition ...