> publicly shame someone who's asking to wash your car window for $1 I don't think this metaphor completely fits. A more apt metaphor might be someone telling

> publicly shame someone who's asking to wash your car window for $1 I don't think this metaphor completely fits. A more apt metaphor might be someone telling you your tire pressure is too low when you know your tire pressure is perfectly appropriate for the given types of tires you have and climate you're at. It's pretty annoying when my boss (or my boss's boss) ends up reading one of these emails and freaks out because they don't understand the severity of the problem. Usually when I see these emails they often are blasted to every email that can be found on the contact page, including things like sales channels. Explaining the context of security vulnerabilities that are irrelevant given our configuration is not a particularly fun or easy things to do to non-technical executives terrified of data breaches.