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what the hell, i see the same thing. it's crazy to me when large companies don't even have an option for: in case of dumpster fire, send an email here.


Technically it's not my problem (or on any other basis), but it bothers me because I'm weird.

I was tempted to find their CTO on linked in and post a message there, along with the fact that there was no reply to my outreach nor a proper channel to do so.

I think the only think in their defense is that they must get a lot of angry customer messages and they just don't want to deal with that.


I very much doubt it's got anything to do with their CTO - the management of a corporate website is usually jealously guarded by marketing/corporate communications


Yes, the CTO hopefully has nothing to do with lower level operations like that. But if they get a public burn they're going to issue a decree that will be addressed.


No what I mean is that it won’t even be in their org. The public website will belong to the head of corporate communications or some similar chief bullshit officer


Ah, yes. It looks like my post here did get the security folk involved -- but it appears that they've yet to fix it. The power of Hacker News!




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