Good work! What I personally find "unbelievable" is that one needs to go to Twitter to find contacts (a human) or the security team. I mean, how difficult can

Good work! What I personally find "unbelievable" is that one needs to go to Twitter to find contacts (a human) or the security team. I mean, how difficult can it be (or how much does it cost) to have a "security@company_name.com" mail address and actually monitor it (particularly for large companies that actually have a security team)? On a very minor-minor scale, a few years ago, while I was looking for some information on the settings of a router, I happened to find out (no Shodan, a normal google search) a number of instances of that given router "homepage" that were: 1) accessible from the internet 2) set with "admin" as password All in all I found some twenty or so of those, since the model was more "soho" than "enterprise" I managed to contact all the people at the "small firms" involved, the exception were two (large, international) companies. In the end I found a way to contact one of the two, the other one was simply impossible.