My guess is we're seeing the fruits of the hash-verification bug from this past June in MySQL/MariaDB.
http://www.informationweek.com/security/storage/mysql-database-flaw-leaves-passwords-vul/240001921
One of the seemingly non-sensitive tables dumped from a financial firm database was obviously populated from the website's contact form. However, one guy had sent his DOB and SSN in the body of the form submission. So this may be an outlier, but rather important if you're "that guy".
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ps - My wife is an interpreter for the deaf
It won't slow "cord cutting" to make cable subscriptions more attractive, it'll just lead to people not using Hulu,
I 100% agree. I've had Comcast service for the last 2 years after moving out to the fringe. Last month, after three iterations of the "discount-expires / I-cancel / Comcast-reoffers-discount / I-reneg" charade, I cut the cord. The mental exercise of remembering the offer's expiration date and then rehashing that cycle totally overshadowed what was my already dwindling viewership. Aside from "Walking Dead", the only other channel I hit was Discovery -- and even then maybe twice a week. Netflix Instant Watch on the Roku / iPad coupled with DVD's for the kids give us plenty to watch.
However, the wife and I were talking just this morning about signing up for Hulu. The price and convenience of it are a no-brainer compared to traditional cable. But now that I hear about this, I think I'll reneg...and not feel shameful about this one.
Good luck, Hulu.
The problem isn't the outrage, it's that it's aimed at useless targets.
Here in the US, I believe we are seeing the result of not having an identifiable enemy in most people's recent memory -- or at least, not an enemy that poses an existential threat to the ordinary citizen. Generations before us had readily discernible targets in the Nazis/Communists/Fascists of the world. Today, we hear an echo of that from the right-side of political spectrum in regard to fundamentalist Islam. However, that's my premise: the vast majority of our "enemies" today are faceless ideologies.
I believe the instinctual pulls of self-preservation and tribalism have remained, but have been directed internally. For example, I live in a largely prosperous area. The first- and second-hand accounts I've experienced of someone threatening to "call CPS" for the purpose of dissuading another's behaviour are astounding. People are misdirecting their inherent aggressions at their neighbors. The relative comforts many people enjoy also means they have plenty of time to judge the actions of others. If someone's behaviour doesn't fit with their model, then they find a way to punish that individual.
The more laws, rules and regulations there are one the books, the easier it is to incriminate a person. That means these useless targets are easy prey.
"And remember: Evil will always prevail, because Good is dumb." -- Spaceballs
