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by atonse
2503 days ago
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I can see that if the intent was malicious. (Like executives made a trade-off that it was totally fine to lose insurance money to pay out in case of a breach, vs hire a security team). But if it is the more normal circumstance (some vulnerability in the 30 libraries you use, led to the breach), there should absolutely be a monetary punishment but jail time seems too much. |
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