And how often do they respond with something like that and then a week later confess that a million customers personal details were stolen including a "small number" of credit card details?
that's not a white person the real question is why obama is surrounded by jews? cuz i can spot a jew nose
False. No credit card information was stolen. It was simple web form information exploited by a mysql attack. Nothing that could compromise anyone's medical privacy. Feel free to prove me wrong with a source.And how often do they respond with something like that and then a week later confess that a million customers personal details were stolen including a "small number" of credit card details?
Did you not read the bit where they state "does not appear to have stolen any personal data". They are saying they have no idea yet if any data was or was not stolen.
Don't believe everything you hear from liberal news sources.
I was saying that there are countless examples where companies have been hacked and said oh no, don't panic don't panic, and then a short while down the line turn around and say ok, now you can panic. Way to totally miss that though.
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Why do you care what people are eating ? What would you prefer them to eat...processed food high in sodium and other harmful bs.
So you know more than the public does about the HealthCare.gov hack? Feel free to share and cite, you rambling paranoid fool.
It was your source bro, don't link it if you don't like it.
I don't care what they 'buy' for free.
You clearly don't understand the point at all. when websites get hacked, whether data is taken or not, they err on the side of caution when making their statements. It's how it works. they do not want to create fear, sensationalism, or a lack of trust in their business before they even know the details, which could prove that indeed, nothing was taken. The exact same thing happens with hardware defects. The company will initially make a statement saying "a very small number of devices have experienced... " and then 6 months down the line, suddenly there is a recall.
You've clearly got it all figured out. Pardon the fuck out of me for questioning your wisdom... you're not paranoid at all..
It is common knowledge... They have even admitted that they don't fully know the extent of the hack ("it doesn't appear" in other words - we do not actually know). How are you so unaware of the process of admitting a data breach?You've clearly got it all figured out. Pardon the fuck out of me for questioning your wisdom...
I'm calling you out on your bullshit, thats all. I like facts, you like fantasy.
Who used to sport the quote "Yes the government loves me this I know ,for the TV tells me so." ? LOL
So you're an idiot who believes every word the government says. Gotcha
Not true. Your conjecture has no weight.So you're an idiot who believes every word the government says. Gotcha
I already offered a fact though. they have admitted they don't know the extent of the hack of if any data was taken. You don't seem to want to address that one though do you
I understand it. It is synonymous with "there is no evidence of". I understand your concerns, but they are unfounded.
"No evidence of" is not a definitive statement. It's a defensive statement. It is saying something could very well have been stolen but right now we have no evidence of it.
"No evidence of" is definitive. Unless you have evidence, it is over and done with.
I've been aware for a long time that the designation of the CIA is to spy on foreign subjects, and that the designation of the NSA is to spy on domestic subjects. I'm sorry if this "revelation" was a surprise to you.
Unless you have evidence that it did happen, then yes, it is.