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They could argue that they don't have proof that the exposed private key led to a personal data breach.
by vianneychevalie 7y ago
They could argue that they don't have proof that the exposed private key led to a personal data breach.
- tyfon 7y agoYeah, I think that's their only option actually.
- slantedview 7y agoExposing a private key is basically a breach.
- phamilton 7y ago"breach" usually has a legal definition, which varies by jurisdiction
- SahAssar 7y agoThey would have to be sure that no private data leaked though, right?