Re:Stealing passwords from McDonald's users
by developer2 on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @07:04PM
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>> It would be frustrating to go through all of this free highly specialized work
Give me a break. He didn't perform "free highly specialized work". If only I could walk uninvited into any business of my choosing, do whatever work I feel like doing without being hired - or even talking to someone first - and then demand attention, recognition, and/or payment.
Anyone who releases security vulnerabilities to the public without acknowledgement from the company is an unprofessional parasite on society. Even moreso with there being less than a month between discovery and public release.
I hate conglomerates, but if McD's has an avenue to sue for damages, I wouldn't bat an eye out of sympathy.
Give me a break. He didn't perform "free highly specialized work". If only I could walk uninvited into any business of my choosing, do whatever work I feel like doing without being hired - or even talking to someone first - and then demand attention, recognition, and/or payment.
Anyone who releases security vulnerabilities to the public without acknowledgement from the company is an unprofessional parasite on society. Even moreso with there being less than a month between discovery and public release.
I hate conglomerates, but if McD's has an avenue to sue for damages, I wouldn't bat an eye out of sympathy.