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Those emails we're exposed to the public. Weev's security company exposed "gaping holes". AT&T are at fault for exposing their customers information in the firs
by matthewnolandev 14y ago
Those emails we're exposed to the public. Weev's security company exposed "gaping holes". AT&T are at fault for exposing their customers information in the first place.
Anybody COULD have done harm with those emails. He didn't. He used them as a fodder for public discussion about internet security.
AT&T should owe him a "thank you".
AT&T customers owe AT&T a boycott for being irresponsible with their information.
- danielweber 14y agoFinding a security hole is not a get-out-of-jail-free card. I think the question of AT&T having responsibility for inadequate controls is very interesting. I would like to see AT&T face some repercussions for it. Not _instead of_ weev receiving punishment, but _in addition to_.
- cgag 14y agoPunishment for what?