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It doesn’t even have to be the same attacker. The attacker could just as easily sell the info to another attacker. Plus, if the original vuln used to gain acc
by jnwatson 5y ago
It doesn’t even have to be the same attacker. The attacker could just as easily sell the info to another attacker.
Plus, if the original vuln used to gain access is still open, there’s no reason why somebody else doesn’t find it later.
- sdenton4 5y agoWhich vulnerability did the attackers use to gain initial access? Do the attackers disclose this along with decrypting the data? And are you sure they didn't leave a sleeper Trojan behind for later?
- odshoifsdhfs 5y agoA few months ago one chat between hackers and the company was leaked. The hacker actually explained how to fix the vulnerabilities. On mobile but it should show up in google (think it was posted here on hn also)
- mike00632 5y agoThis assumes the blackmailer is trustworthy.