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I'm all for responsible disclosure, and going public in case a vendor ignores the issue. But publishing the private data of innocent people on bittorrent? And t
by captainmuon 13y ago
I'm all for responsible disclosure, and going public in case a vendor ignores the issue. But publishing the private data of innocent people on bittorrent? And they have the audacity to write it in the tone of a honest security researcher? I call them irresponsible pricks.
Really, I'd have more sympathy with them if they would have used the security hole for criminal purposes, for their own monetary gain. Not nice, but I would have gotten that. But just dumping private data on the net, and believing people should even be thankful for it... that is insane.
Thankfully its probably just a list of filenames, but even that can do enough damage, and they have no right to do so.
- tmikaeld 13y agoI agree completely, that's why i want to get the word out and warn people about the fact. I don't understand why this is not getting more attention! No, it's not only the filenames - the dump gives direct access to all files and private harddrives without any login or password (Anonymous login).