It's not "spoiled" to expect, at worst, a thank you for pointing out a serious and extremely easily exploited vulnerability in public-facing code. You are inarg

It's not "spoiled" to expect, at worst, a thank you for pointing out a serious and extremely easily exploited vulnerability in public-facing code. You are inarguably doing the company a favor by disclosing it to them and helping them cover their ass and and in some cases lack of competency. Something shouldn't have to be literally illegal to be considered shitty behavior. (Of course, people are often incentivised to be shitty, which is why legislation should also be applied to the issue)