You cannot just publish personal data and then call it 'free speech' and 'industry standard practice' of a 'journalist'.
Seriously .. where is the ethics in that?
How about actually trying to work with AT&T to get this fixed behind the scenes? Oh no, of course not, because that would not result in the right kind of exposure for these 'security experts'.
These things are all about ego and status. Hidden behind a thin shell of 'full disclosure'.
You cannot just publish personal data and then call it 'free speech' and 'industry standard practice' of a 'journalist'.
Seriously .. where is the ethics in that?
How about actually trying to work with AT&T to get this fixed behind the scenes? Oh no, of course not, because that would not result in the right kind of exposure for these 'security experts'.
These things are all about ego and status. Hidden behind a thin shell of 'full disclosure'.