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I'm a share holder, making me an "owner" of a publicly traded company. And, who are you?

• brianpgordon 12y ago
  That's not how it works. You're not privy to the internal operations of Yahoo simply because you own stock. And as regards your role as a security researcher, they're not obligated to disclose logs or, indeed, provide you any detail whatsoever about their security response. They say they've contained the problem, you (presumably) can't still perform the exploit, end of story, unless you have evidence that more servers were compromised than Stamos admits.
• praneshp 12y ago
  Then raise the issue at a shareholder meeting. Owning 2 shares (or 200) won't get you access to logs.
  • danielweber 12y ago
    With proper controls, even having 40% of shares won't get you log files having user information. Those roles should be separated.