Everybody was saying stay calm because there was only 0.0009% leakage of customer data was stolen.
I even had a post deleted about this stupid case of affairs.
What a complete failure of common sense by all the companies who were involved with the leaked data of their customers and an utter disgrace of security of the internet confidentially as a whole.
They are trying to cover now how much of a big deal this in a way to not lose customer's. How really pathetic!
It is not a minor leak by any means as most of the websites are routing their traffic through cloud flare which is in fact a dangerous practice in the first place because all the sensitive information are being routed through a third person and if i am the owner i would not want a third person interference rather i would take care of the problem myself than trusting a third person.I even had a post deleted about this stupid case of affairs.
What a complete failure of common sense by all the companies who were involved with the leaked data of their customers and an utter disgrace of security of the internet confidentially as a whole.
They are trying to cover now how much of a big deal this in a way to not lose customer's. How really pathetic!
Been following the Cloudbleed leak and it shows horrible ignorance by these websites, I mean I would accept it if these were small blogs and would be willing to endanger logins (unrelated to money in anyway) for cheaper hosting. But for websites like Uber to route users info through a third party shouldn't be acceptable.
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coinbase, blockchain, localbitcoins
Are dealing with millions, particularly Coinbase. and sensitive data is at risk "without even a hacker involvement"...
