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Sure, but DankStartup failed and doesn’t exist anymore. If I am just a lowly employee, I can’t force the failed startup owners to properly shutdown, and now my
by cortesoft 2y ago
Sure, but DankStartup failed and doesn’t exist anymore. If I am just a lowly employee, I can’t force the failed startup owners to properly shutdown, and now my payroll information is available to hackers.
What is my remedy?
- DrillShopper 2y agoIn a rational world the remedy would be to sue Google for exposing your payroll information.
- dragonwriter 2y agoGoogle is neither the party holding the payroll information nor the party that chose to make it available on terms that are insecure against loss of control of the domain, why would it be rational for them to be liable?
- DrillShopper 2y agoBecause they're running the faulty auth
- patmcc 2y agoProbably sue the failed startup owners for negligence? If DankStartup left all your HR files lying around in their office and the guy who bought it five years later found them, well, DankStartup should have shredded them. It'd sure be nice if the cleaners shredded them for you, but I wouldn't count on it (nor make them liable).
- dragonwriter 2y ago> Probably sue the failed startup owners for negligence The owners generally aren't liable (assuming or corp or LLC), and if the company would have been liable, that liability probably died with the firm.