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The German article link gives a few nuances more: first the ruling is not yet binding and has chances of going into revision. Secondly the fine seems partially
by riedel 3y ago
The German article link gives a few nuances more: first the ruling is not yet binding and has chances of going into revision. Secondly the fine seems partially due to a public disclosure to press while offering competing services.
- evilDagmar 3y agoFrankly I think they should just take their lumps and shut up. Other bits of the article mention that apparently Heise Online was able to freely download a copy of the binaries (passwords included!) from Modern Solution's website in 2021 and I'm going to guess based on that that other people probably did know about this who were reasonably moral about it, and the company was likely ignoring the issue... ...until someone offering competing services noticed it and said something, at which point they panicked and decided it was still cheaper to shoot the messenger than to hire a couple of highly-caffienated teenagers to fix their trash architecture.