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Given the number of times well-meaning do-gooders have been prosecuted or sued after publicly disclosing a breach, I find this approach entirely reasonable. Th
by CobrastanJorji 9y ago
Given the number of times well-meaning do-gooders have been prosecuted or sued after publicly disclosing a breach, I find this approach entirely reasonable.
The caveat, of course, is that the poster should definitely have first attempted to contact Panera. I would not be surprised at all if Panera responded by doing absolutely nothing, which eventually led to this post.
- thriftwy 9y agoIf you contacted them, you just opened yourself to potential persecution, even if it would not be you who actually pastebined it later. Not even once.
- ethanwillis 9y agoPanera was contacted in August of last year.