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53 points

Refreshing to have some sort of consequences for being negligent with people’s data

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Too bad the consequences are not prison.

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11 points

Hear hear

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No, they’ve been heading south for years. I would have loved for it to be a drop in response to the data breach, but this was just a company that was run incompetently.

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8 points

Which data were they negligent with? I thought it was breaches on other sites that gave reused passwords.

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Credential stuffing is a well understood part of the threat landscape that 23 and me negligently failed to account for, allowing hackers to access 7 million people’s info after hacking only 14 thousand users.

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…because those 7 million people opted into sharing their data with everyone else.

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There are still all kinds of things a company can do to mitigate at least some of this. New browser, new location, forced two-factor auth, etc.

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Cmon, we know their target market was dumbasses. How many dumbasses do you know that use mfa, or that actually look at a login notification before hitting “yes, it’s me”?

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