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> The company said it didn't yet know if many people beyond a Wall Street Journal reporter saw the nonpublic information, but believes the exposure was limited.
by abcd_f 14y ago
> The company said it didn't yet know if many people beyond a Wall Street Journal reporter saw the nonpublic information, but believes the exposure was limited.
Don't they have logs?
- vasco 14y agoYou will be wise to note that what people say to newspapers, or just generally, might not always be the truth.
- danso 14y agoI'm assuming this blogpost came after or roughly at the same time the WSJ said it would publish: http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/kickstarter-api-bug http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/kickstarter-api-bug >>Based on our research, the overwhelming majority of the private API access was by a computer programmer/Wall Street Journal reporter who contacted us. Outside of that person's use, our research shows that a total of 48 unlaunched projects were accessed during the three weeks this bug was live (this number includes a number of views by Kickstarter's developers working on the API itself).