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Would their reaction be so swift and competent if it wasn't Troy but someone with no name?
by ComodoHacker 9y ago
Would their reaction be so swift and competent if it wasn't Troy but someone with no name?
- spydum 9y agoThat level and timeline of response tells you a great number of things, regardless of the source: 1) they had a plan for breaches (it would be hard to cover all the ground without one) 2) they had technical controls/capability to respond (mass password reset) 3) they had clear and direct accountability all the way up to ceo Other than not having detected the breach, and using not-the-best (but not entirely the worst either) password storage, I don't know what else you could ask for.
- megous 9y ago> The breach dated back to July 2012 but wasn't identified until years later when the data finally surfaced. Not everything is rosy. They didn't notice unauthorized access for 5 years.