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Firstly, there's one thing all of the victims being ostracized have in common: they disclosed the details of the breach. That is exactly what they should have done; punishing them creates a perverse incentive for victims to hide breaches in the future, a decidedly worse end-user outcome.

Then how do users ask for anything better than the status quo?




Pick services that practice transparency and are actively trying to fix their software; e.g. through a bug bounty program.




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