Likewise, I always thought that "we were hacked!" approach was an attempt to CYA in a legal respect. And the way the word gets used, it covers any usage of a s

Likewise, I always thought that "we were hacked!" approach was an attempt to CYA in a legal respect. And the way the word gets used, it covers any usage of a service not explicitly allowed in the Terms of Service. But in this case, it seems they reviewed their terms and realized they hadn't protected themselves FROM A LEGAL STANDPOINT No matter what ivory tower we're talking about, there's never a reason to be in awe of the top.