Article gets to the point very quickly, nice.
Much appreciated, I am always open for further feedback too! (If there are ways I can improve my writing)
I pwned half of America's fast food chains simultaneously
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#32No contact or thanks has been received back so far :)
It's kind of wild that when businesses lose control of people's personal info, they get no punishment. And when someone saves them from losing people's personal info, they give no thanks. Seems well funded companies are immune from data liability or responsiblity.
honestly at this point is there anyone whos PII hasn't been leaked in a major companies/orgnaizations data breech?
also wikipedai as a list of major data breaches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_breaches.
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#33The timeline omits when the article was put online
It was posted earlier today (NZ Time). If they do end up reaching out though, I will amend that part with a revised statement :)
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#34i love the picture of your cat on the home page :)
That's my lovely cat, Jingles. She is getting a bit old so I thought I would immortalize her on the homepage of my site.
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#35This isn’t owning fast food chains; rather compromising some AI startup that has some of them as a customer. Title is misleading.
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#36No contact or thanks has been received back so far :)
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#37Who's to say they're the first to discover this? They're the first to discover it and do something to fix it. I thought there was a US law now where breaches like this have to be reported?
> I thought there was a US law now where breaches like this have to be reported? Yes. > Will they report it? Probably not (unless forced imo).
i seem to recall a case of hackers anonymously reporting a data breech when a the company they hacked refused to pay up and didn't report it as required by law.
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#38no contact or thanks for potentially avoiding a lawsuit for them.
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