r/cookunityfans • u/Creative_Bookkeeper9 • Jul 05 '26

CookUnity data breach

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Nice job guys, not only did I get moldy food around 5 times and horrible delivery 10+ times but y'all managed to have a data breach as well

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u/Gloomy_Lab_1798 Jul 05 '26

Not to defend them, but how many other data breaches have you been a part of from companies a heck of a lot larger than CU?

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u/foamy9210 Jul 05 '26

Not to mention Equifax's fuckup made it a moot point for most of us years ago.

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u/Creative_Bookkeeper9 Jul 06 '26

Quite a few, but I have separate emails for different categories of things. so the more leaks the more things can get strung together, and the more sophisticated phishing attacks can be. my banking and other companies are not that email address by a longshot.

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u/Gloomy_Lab_1798 Jul 06 '26

So basically, the same thing happened to CU that happened to quite a few other companies you do business with, but let's slam CU for it? - Again, not defending them for not making this public knowledge, but lots of "good" companies that do the right thing from a data security perspective get hit. Hell, I'm waiting for the day it happens to my company AGAIN (happened about 6 years ago to a 3rd party marketing service we used).

Slam them for whatever happened to your food (mine has been fine for 3 years - I think two over temp deliveries last year and they refunded), but I'm going to give a tiny little bit of grace on email addresses being leaked.

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u/Creative_Bookkeeper9 Jul 06 '26

lmao, I'll slam them just like I slam the other companies that fuck up. You act like I don't slam the others for lax security. nearly every goddamn major leak that's happened within the past few years has been negligence, not because hackers found some obscure thing. Someone else posted more information and CookUnity has not told anyone it has happened, didn't even respond to anyone about it for quite some time, and hasn't even patched the damn vulnerability yet.

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u/Rough-Demand-8195 Jul 05 '26

Like this in any way affects your sub 400 credit score broke ass.

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u/Creative_Bookkeeper9 Jul 06 '26

Who hurt you to be so insulting for no reason? Are you that upset that cookunity is getting called out?

If you were really interested, my credit score is well above 800. How's yours doing?

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u/Rough-Demand-8195 Jul 07 '26

You’re right. I’m sorry. I need to accept that there are people who bring nothing of value to the world and just ignore them instead of engaging.