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Are there any kind of legal consequences for this in the US? Or is the reigning attitude basically 'if customers voluntarily gave the company that information,
by Ansil849 5y ago
Are there any kind of legal consequences for this in the US? Or is the reigning attitude basically 'if customers voluntarily gave the company that information, that's on them'?
- encryptluks2 5y agoNot at all. If you watched the House meeting regarding the pipeline leak, all they did was say... poor pipeline company. This totally couldn't have been your fault. You had no choice but to pay the attackers. This is because we are not getting enough funding for terrorism. It was really sickening to watch honestly. I find it funny that ransomware attackers to them are considered more like terrorists than lets say robocallers who are attacking our communication infrastructure everyday to steal money and wreak havoc.