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Why? it's just pizza
by davidrusu 12y ago
Why? it's just pizza
- DanBC 12y agoPizza has been used as a tool of harassment in the past. People order lots of pizza from different places for the victim, who then has to deal with a bunch of angry pizza drivers and being black-listed from those pizza places. Pizza drivers are often the victims of crime. Not only for the small amounts of cash that they carry, but sometimes just for the pizzas. edit: I should say that my comment here was a kneejerk reaction to "it's just pizza", and has nothing to do with how eatabit.com deals with this kind of harassment. i agree with other commenters that blog posts like these are a great way to promote the company.
- pliny 12y agoHow are you going to exploit the fact that these pizza orders aren't encrypted to achieve either of those things?
- DanBC 12y agoPIZZA IS SRS BSNS
- pjc50 12y agoEncrypt the pizzas.
- serf 12y agothat's the wrong question to ask. We're not (all) in the "think-of-things-to-do-with-stolen-information" business like so many others are; but many of us are we're in the "encrypt-all-the-things-so-that-information-isn't-stolen" business.
- goleksiak 12y agoWe use Twilio so we know our customer's phone numbers. If there were ever an issue like this, we could easily assist with a request by law enforcement.
- Someone1234 12y agoSomething something $1 SIM card from eBay.
- goleksiak 12y agoYes, it's just pizza - no ccards or personal information is transmitted - except your choice of toppings. Could that be used to profile you? "...paging Dr. Freud"
- colinbartlett 12y agoBut aren't the API credentials are transmitted there as well? You don't care if your API is compromised?