One Armenian server provider got compromised, Bunny assumed (rightfully) compromise of their servers in that one POP and issued a timely set of responses.
As a customer, I couldn't ask anything more. No ambiguity, no downplaying, no word salads. If anything this incident increased my confidence in the company.
One Armenian server provider got compromised, Bunny assumed (rightfully) compromise of their servers in that one POP and issued a timely set of responses.
As a customer, I couldn't ask anything more. No ambiguity, no downplaying, no word salads. If anything this incident increased my confidence in the company.
yes they should have just used railway and paid invoices with their binance wallets
Its not just Europe, there are breaches at US companies too.
> American big tech only to get obliterated by slop security in Europe
Oh right because American tech companies are not equally capable of shitty security.
Remind me, oh yeah ... it was just TODAY we saw that Azure exploit providing full cross-tenant compromise.
A big part of why European companies are turning away from American companies is the sort of MAGA bullshit you just demonstrated.
Meanwhile this Bunny incident: "we found no evidence that anything happened, nothing probably happened, but rotate your keys to be certain"
Fortunately there have been zero security incidents involving American companies this past month…
Oh wait.