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Their CEO comes off as a real self-righteous character. One has to wonder whether these passwords were that way purposefully to avoid accountability for privil
by Spooky23 10mo ago
Their CEO comes off as a real self-righteous character.
One has to wonder whether these passwords were that way purposefully to avoid accountability for privileged partners. Most of these systems are deployed with grant money that it comes from the department of justice.
- therobots927 10mo agoHe’s clearly mimicking Alex Karp. And there’s no doubt in my mind that this is one of many backdoors built into Flock.
- JohnMakin 10mo agothis is more of an unlocked front door
- therobots927 10mo agoHahaha
- nxobject 10mo ago“Wow, we totally didn’t know we had everything accessible on Shodan! We totally hope that no federal entities exploited this (fake tears), but I guess we can’t tell anyway! It’s not as if they found out about it from us :(”
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 10mo ago> Their CEO comes off as a real self-righteous character. https://www.ci.staunton.va.us/home/showpublisheddocument/13448 https://www.ci.staunton.va.us/home/showpublisheddocument/134... (PDF) My favorite part: > [Activists are] also trying to turn a public records process into a weapon against you and against us. As if people are not simply asking for something to which they are entitled through legislation.
- callc 10mo agoAh yes, the teeneager point of view of “why is everyone trying to ruin my life!” Adults that didn’t grow up.
- Forgeties79 10mo ago“I can’t believe these people are exercising their rights!” - someone who screams about the 1st amendment whenever they’re told they’re being an asshole