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My honest advice to you is to get a meeting with a business litigation attorney and see if you have any cause of action against Stripe. Everyone's tolerance for
by pc86 2y ago
My honest advice to you is to get a meeting with a business litigation attorney and see if you have any cause of action against Stripe. Everyone's tolerance for suing a multi-billion-dollar company is different, but $41k is above "definitely don't" for a lot of people.
There are so many Stripe horror stories it's a wonder they still have a business. The support is borderline hostile to anyone unfortunate enough to have to interact with them.
- frontfor 2y agoI want to caveat that the “horror stories” you hear about have two biases built in: 1. Happy users don’t talk about their experience on the internet, while unhappy users do. 2. You only hear one side of the story, and it’s always negative towards the other party (Stripe).
- WillPostForFood 2y agoHis comments imply he is outsourcing his development, and they have his production keys. Seems like a good chance they were not managing the keys securely. Very high risk to not control your own keys, deployment, and production environment.
- ratg13 2y agoHe said they rolled the key and were compromised again immediately after. Would venture to guess the attackers are able to just read the files on the server due to a vulnerability or poor programming.