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I also find it frustrating that they are not stating when exactly did the breach occur. The message implies that they know, due to the "brief period" claim, but
by tie_ 7y ago
I also find it frustrating that they are not stating when exactly did the breach occur. The message implies that they know, due to the "brief period" claim, but they are not explicitly stating one of the most important facts. No mention in the FAQ either.
I'm guessing that they are either not quite certain about the exact timing and duration, or that the brief period was actually embarrassingly long. Otherwise, that's one of the most important facts that anyone would communicate.
- randallsquared 7y agoYeah, the ambiguousness of “brief” is what implies that they do not know, with certainty. It seems most likely to mean “we think it happened at or after time n, but haven’t looked at everything yet, so the belief might change”.
- sundvor 7y agoOur whole lives are but brief glimpses on the grand scale of thing. :) This really highlights the value of locking down the base images used in our own pipelines.