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The part where it announces to the world that Patreon is currently running without a security team so they would not be able to respond effectively to hacks. I
by IX-103 4y ago
The part where it announces to the world that Patreon is currently running without a security team so they would not be able to respond effectively to hacks.
If your business had a broken lock on the door would it be ethical for a disgruntled former employee to tweet that fact out to the world after you laid him off? They may not be breaking in themselves, but they are substantially increasing the chance that someone else will.
- ctf1er 4y agoWas the employee first fired because of the broken lock?
- ryan_lane 4y agoIt's the company's fuck up for firing anyone able to respond to hacks. These people aren't announcing a vulnerability (like in your broken lock analogy), they're announcing that they all got fired and that they all need references. It's also a strong signal to everyone that the company may not be a good place to apply for, for a security position.