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You should probably say "might not", because although we know a key compromise would require notification, you'd have to have an actual lawyer tell you if a com
by bkh 12y ago
You should probably say "might not", because although we know a key compromise would require notification, you'd have to have an actual lawyer tell you if a compromise of CloudFlare would not. Unless the lawyers are on board with this as a solution to the notification problem, the whole solution doesn't do anything (legally).
- roc 12y agoIt gets a little cumbersome to hedge casual conversation the way attorneys do, but sure, it would have been more accurate to have said: "might not, under the current rules, which are always subject to change"