Geez, all 3 major mobile phone providers have had a data breach fairly recently. T-Mobile (2021), AT&T (2024), Verizon (2024)
2024 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report [pdf]
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Being dragged in front of Congress on anything related to a computer is not a big deal; if it were, Mark Zuckerberg would not be CEO of Meta. The liabilities will be played out in court over the next decade, and you'll possibly see some legislation passed over that time period limiting liability in these situations, because how can we possibly expect these companies to deliver value to shareholders while shouldering…
> how can we possibly expect these companies to deliver value to shareholders while shouldering the risks posed by adversarial state-backed hackers 1. Liability 2. Insurance Premiums 3. Regulation 1 and 2 are already in place, and 3 is currently working it's way over the next couple years. > TL;DR: I'll believe it when I see it. Cynicism is valid, but at some point it's just unfounded nihilism, and you as an individu…
Weird comment, are we supposed to trade the unfounded nihilism for unfounded optimism? Apparently accountability and transparency[1] are widely available.. behind closed doors.
[1]: yep, transparency is kinda required for having effective insurance, regulation, or liability.
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Verizon having to publicly disclose that they screwed up protecting the data they collect, and then, like a desperate addict, asking for more data? Yeah, no, you're right, not ironic at all.
It is a report that Verizon produced about data breaches in industry, not a report about a data breach at Verizon. Please at least click the link before making snarky comments or your snarky comments will be misinformed.
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#25Kind of ironic they try to collect an email on this page and you simply have to hit view only.
What is ironic about this?
It could be considered situational irony for a company reporting on industry data breaches to expect readers to disclose personal information as one would expect them to display sensitivity to unnecessary capture of precisely this kind of data.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
It is a report that Verizon produced about data breaches in industry, not a report about a data breach at Verizon. Please at least click the link before making snarky comments or your snarky comments will be misinformed.
You have to admit the title "2024 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report" is very easily interpreted as a Verizon data breach.
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You have to admit the title "2024 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report" is very easily interpreted as a Verizon data breach.
That's why reading before commenting is preferred...there's even a synopsis outlying what the report is though at the link and the second page of the report outlines it as well. So even a cursory glance before commenting would have worked here...
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#29Direct link - https://www.verizon.com/business/resources/T5d2/reports/2024... From the title, it seemed that Verizon had published a postmortem of a recent data breach incident they had
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#30Direct link - https://www.verizon.com/business/resources/T5d2/reports/2024... From the title, it seemed that Verizon had published a postmortem of a recent data breach incident they had
dang, could you correct this URL?