Remember the IT administrator in San Francisco who held the city's network hostage, then refused to hand over the passwords? Slashdot points to a Network World report that estimates his damage to the city at roughly one million dollars. More interesting perhaps is that they're still looking for a router the admin placed somewhere on the city network in order to gain access to restricted information. While the employee was arrested on June 12, the city didn't discover the device even existed until August 28. The city says they've already spent $182,000 to Cisco contractors and $15,000 in overtime costs, and have earmarked another $800,000 to clean up the mess, likely to be paid to outside consultants.