The web developers who put this into place should be the ones lynched. All that "Goatse Security" did was put together a quick and dirty Luhn algorithm and sta

The web developers who put this into place should be the ones lynched. All that "Goatse Security" did was put together a quick and dirty Luhn algorithm and start generating serial numbers to grab data from a publicly-accessible part of AT&T's website. Shady? Sure. Malicious? Perhaps. Illegal? I really don't think so. I'd kind of liken it to creating a script to check generated lists of phone numbers against one of those "people search" sites to scrape data.