Totally agree. Sounds like they're just using an established, more generic narrative to deflect accountability - basically, "It's not our fault, it's the hacker

Totally agree. Sounds like they're just using an established, more generic narrative to deflect accountability - basically, "It's not our fault, it's the hackers and bad kids on the internet." We see this all the time for security incidents: "Hackers steal data from BigCorp", when the headline should read more like, "BigCorp released a faulty product, and now you're suffering."