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Atlassian and Envoy briefly blame each other for data breach
- kushalbohra 4y ago"Employee posted his credentials into public repository", wondering what reason would have provoked him to do that in first place?
- v3ss0n 4y agoBecause Jira is so bad
- MikeKusold 4y agoIt’s part of the danger of having a public “dotfiles” repository. It’s very easy to check in your .zshrc, only to discover that some script added an ENV var that contains a secret. Alternatively, the employee could have checked in a script that contained some secrets.
- pojzon 4y agoThats why you use precommit hooks with secrets scan. Maltitude of those.
- tpmx 4y ago> This data includes the names, email addresses, work departments and phone numbers of approximately 13,200 Atlassian employees, along with floor plans of Atlassian offices located in San Francisco and Sydney, Australia. Atlassian has 13k employees? Mind blown. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlassian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlassian says 9k though. Mind still blown.
- belthesar 4y agoWould probably make more sense if it included current + former.
- kushalbohra 4y agoProbably rest are contractors/vendor workers ?
- notlukesky 4y agoThe last time I saw Techcrunch mentioned is when they wrote an article attacking Mr Beast for being an ableist for doing 1000 free cataract surgeries mentioned on the All In Podcast. Till then I had assumed that Verizon had shut it down. I guess it still exists and they still have readers.
- capital_guy 4y agoZack Whittaker is one of the best journalists in cyber security
- chris_at_lum 4y agothis ^^^
- imwillofficial 4y ago::spidermen pointing at eachother meme::