John
@jtmelb.bsky.social
Wobbly, cat dad, wrangles tech, used to ride a tricycle, I post about motorsport amongst many other things. Dislike control freaks. Accessibility is a right.
Know what you mean, just hate that I pay for half-assed coverage, regardless of who is responsible for what. If this was AFL or NBA or golf, there’d be a huge outcry.
May 16, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Know what you mean, just hate that I pay for half-assed coverage, regardless of who is responsible for what. If this was AFL or NBA or golf, there’d be a huge outcry.
While I no way condone how that information was then on sold and distributed, finding any private resource/s publicly accessible is nothing short complete failure; inept processes and incompetent oversight, not hacking.
Right up Mr Swasticar’s alley then.
Right up Mr Swasticar’s alley then.
February 15, 2025 at 8:58 PM
While I no way condone how that information was then on sold and distributed, finding any private resource/s publicly accessible is nothing short complete failure; inept processes and incompetent oversight, not hacking.
Right up Mr Swasticar’s alley then.
Right up Mr Swasticar’s alley then.
BTW, for those who were victims of / aware of the Optus “hack”, this is essentially (but not exactly) what happened in that instance.
Optus was never “hacked”, staff and extremely lax processes meant a customer database was publicly and entirely accessible over the internet.
Optus was never “hacked”, staff and extremely lax processes meant a customer database was publicly and entirely accessible over the internet.
February 15, 2025 at 8:52 PM
BTW, for those who were victims of / aware of the Optus “hack”, this is essentially (but not exactly) what happened in that instance.
Optus was never “hacked”, staff and extremely lax processes meant a customer database was publicly and entirely accessible over the internet.
Optus was never “hacked”, staff and extremely lax processes meant a customer database was publicly and entirely accessible over the internet.