Like with the last leak a few days ago, I repeat my point: I also blame ES for this as it doesn't enforce authentication. ES people just keep blaming the people

Like with the last leak a few days ago, I repeat my point: I also blame ES for this as it doesn't enforce authentication. ES people just keep blaming the people who set up those instances ("well duh it should not be facing the public internet") but after we see incident after incident, as a reasonable dev you should try to do your part to make the world a better place. Yes, you were not the one who set up the instance personally, but is it so hard to move a little bit in the direction of "hey a lot of personal information of uninvolved people gets leaked over and over again because of our defaults that stupid admins don't change. Maybe to protect the innocent, we can make ES to require some authentication method to be configured." Nope. No such thing, no empathy for the people affected by the leaks, all blame shifted, done.