Too late? And the companies that pop up to take their place won't have had at least one of their security holes demonstrated so that it can then be plugged. I

Too late? And the companies that pop up to take their place won't have had at least one of their security holes demonstrated so that it can then be plugged. I was under the impression that no DNA data was hacked. That what was hacked is just a bit more than a hacker would get from hacking Ancestry.com's database of family trees.