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Yeah, this is a rare case where the company can actually 100% blame the vendor. It's usually a case of a company not properly following the vendor's documentati
by meowface 8y ago
Yeah, this is a rare case where the company can actually 100% blame the vendor. It's usually a case of a company not properly following the vendor's documentation or otherwise misconfiguring something.
- Rapzid 8y agoThe article is a bit sensationalist from the title through to most of the "what ifs" and speculations in the body. Hidden right at the end Godaddy even downplays the sensitivity of the information that was available.