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Oh that's the angle you are referring to. Fair enough.I concentrated on the support system part. I don't think that should be part of your analogy. If you leave
by tharkun__ 4y ago
Oh that's the angle you are referring to. Fair enough.I concentrated on the support system part. I don't think that should be part of your analogy. If you leave that out it'd be easier to see what you are referring to.
Say: Amazon hosts their static website content on S3 and left it open to public write access for example.
- Zetice 4y agoSo you don't think it's relevant to note a company that makes a product can't secure that product for its own use and is actively leaking customer data to other customers? I do think that's a relevant part of the story.
- tharkun__ 4y agoIf by Story you refer to the article, that is not what happened. If you are referring to your own vaguely described issue, please do report it to them or any other "authority" you see fit so it can be fixed if indeed that is the case. FWIW I do know my own tickets I created with them in the past were not publicly visible as in they did know how to set up issue security correctly ;) That said misconfigurations happen all the time in large organizations. Not defending Atlassian there. No affiliation beyond using their products at work.
- Zetice 4y agoSo you didn't understand I was posting about another example of Atlassian security issues. Got it. No worries, mistakes happen!