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All I've learned from this entire escapade is that the next time someone finds a major vulnerability in a Missouri state website, they will know that the best p
by mabbo 5y ago
All I've learned from this entire escapade is that the next time someone finds a major vulnerability in a Missouri state website, they will know that the best path forward is to sell it to criminals.
They make some money and they don't have the Governor attacking their reputation.
- jimt1234 5y agoExcellent point. But I don't think anyone is gonna pay much for "Right-click. View source code. Done." LOL
- mabbo 5y agoThen don't tell them the source. Just "Hey, I've got 100,000 full names of living people with valid social security numbers, what will you pay me for them?". I have no idea what the market for those are, but I can imagine it being a better deal than having politicians trying to have you arrested.
- buitreVirtual 5y agoIf they know the data is from Missourians, they won't pay a dime. That data is already considered leaked.
- karlkloss 5y ago> All I've learned from this entire escapade is that the next time someone finds a major vulnerability they will know that the best path forward is to sell it to criminals. I fixed that for you.