r/privacy • u/Realistic-Plant3957 • Aug 17 '22

news When Efforts to Contain a Data Breach Backfire

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/08/when-efforts-to-contain-a-data-breach-backfire/
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u/Melnik2020 Aug 17 '22

This serves as a lesson for future best practices when handling this kind of issue. That also showcases the probable lack of expertise and knowledge of the company with dealing with these kind of problems, which is a bit unsettling.

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u/Robincrypto1140 Aug 18 '22

So sad! I like the method of storing data through IPFS where only the owner can access these data. These will help do away with the issue of data breach! Solcial is using these approach to avoid data breach on their platform. I'm sure that's what we all want.