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From the complaint: Before any such “vulnerability” could have any chance to impact a user, the user would have to be subject to specific conditions and take t
by payne92 9y ago
From the complaint:
Before any such “vulnerability” could have any chance to impact a user, the user would have to be subject to specific conditions and take the following
steps: (1) the user would have to separately
install the Keeper Browser Extension; then (2) sign
into the Keeper Browser Extension (which requires
the user to first have a registered Keeper
account); then (3) create and store (or have
existing and >previously created) website login
credentials inside their Keeper Vault; then (4)
visit a malicious website set up to steal a user’s
website login credentials; then (5) the malicious
website would have to inject a specific type of
malware into the Keeper Browser Extension.
...and before GM's ignition switch "defect" would have any chance to impact a driver, they'd have to (1) have a heavy key chain, (b) drive often enough to wear the switch, (c) be in a particular driving situation where a cutoff risks loss of control, and (d) have the cutoff actually occur.
The fundamental concept of "vulnerability" seems lost on this plaintiff and his attorneys.
We can only hope that the post-Equifax climate has little tolerance for this sort of legal umbrage related to security problems.