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Wow, this just confirms my belief. There is precisely zero circumstance where it is ok to give private customer data to another customer. The fact that you th
by sneak 3y ago
Wow, this just confirms my belief.
There is precisely zero circumstance where it is ok to give private customer data to another customer.
The fact that you think it had anything to do with an API or how it is used is all anyone needs to know about it.
The idea that warning your customers of your vulnerabilities is "irresponsible" is only true if you care more about revenues than your customers' security.
- plagiarist 3y agoUnless I misunderstood something and one has to explicitly opt out of scrub for this to occur, I agree 100%. This is surprising. And they were mad that a customer thinks this is undesirable? I was using DO. It is not a serious project but I think I'll be moving on nonetheless.
- Operyl 3y agoFor what it's worth, neom has moved on from DO a while back.
- plagiarist 3y agoYeah, I read a bit further and it was not scrub by default but had to be opt-in. And today is the first I heard that all API keys have ridiculous access. I'm done. Now I just need to find a cloud hosting service that will do a low cost easy k8s cluster, preferably not AWS.
- Operyl 3y agoLooks like OVH does managed k8s, and they're pretty solid at this point for the most part. https://us.ovhcloud.com/public-cloud/kubernetes/ https://us.ovhcloud.com/public-cloud/kubernetes/
- plagiarist 3y agoThank you, I didn't know they did. That puts them top-of-list for me.