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[Opinion] Cloud providers must own up to their part in the current state of insecurity
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Yeah we did security notices based on customers doing stupid shit, and got yelled at for "annoying" them with an email every week or two, depending on when the reports we ingested were turned into notifications.
So many people screeching about spamming them, and harassing them, and how this was bullshit and they never had this problem with other PaaS platforms.
...until, of course, oopsie their shit was hacked, and NOW it's my fault we didn't warn them enough.
I am never working for THE CLOUD ever again, lol.