Yeah, the software was broken, but the real harm was caused by people much further up the chain of command when they refused to admit the software was broken, e

Yeah, the software was broken, but the real harm was caused by people much further up the chain of command when they refused to admit the software was broken, even after they were explicitly told so by a contractor they hired. > with you having to sign off on work done and accepting personal liability I think that makes it even easier for those at the top who are willing to lie and cheat because it becomes easy to use the lowly developers as scapegoats. I think the only way you stop stuff like this scandal is to prosecute every c-suite executive that knew about the problem and helped cover it up instead of blowing the whistle on it. Claw back their wealth and send them to jail.