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Surely Backblaze needs to do more than just fix the pixel and "investigate". At a minimum: - provide customers with an exact timeline of when the pixel was int
by Robin_Message 5y ago
Surely Backblaze needs to do more than just fix the pixel and "investigate". At a minimum:
- provide customers with an exact timeline of when the pixel was introduced so they can work out for themselves what data has been leaked
- report themselves to relevant regulators in each jurisdiction that they operate in for leaking customers' sensitive data – under the EU GDPR there is a time limit for this.
- get on the phone to Facebook and beg them to demonstrably delete the data
Filenames are not the worst possible thing to leak, but they can be sensitive and it's not good enough to just go "oh, oops, we implemented it wrong, we've fixed it now".