@jordicusmaximus - I'm not sure if govt. should be in charge of managing it, but yes, regulated, and issues like this should be punished with more than a slap on the wrist - laws written so that there's not wiggle room.

@0x56 @jordicusmaximus if government is in charge there'd be no more bankruptcy claims, just like student loans and taxes.

@0x56 Right, more regulation, less actually directly managing.

Companies that experience a breach such as this should be investigated, and if found to be negligent, real jail time. How quickly would they clean up their act if that were the case?

@0x56 real jail time for those directly responsible for the negligence, I mean. (For the most serious cases where peoples financial well-being is directly put in jeopardy.. equifax execs, for example)

@jordicusmaximus @0x56 lock up the top execs

@Bemet_Or @0x56 f'ng right. Especially those f*'s who knew about the breach before the public, then made a mint when they sold off their shares before the stock tanked.. 😡

@jordicusmaximus @Bemet_Or - yes, but isn't that considered insider trading and has special laws already?

@Bemet_Or @jordicusmaximus - fines. Hefty fines, say 1% gross profit per day, retroactive to when flaws like this it were introduced, or in the case of the server breach, when a patch was available.

@VelvetDuchess @jordicusmaximus - but it *is* still unconfirmed - I just want people to be aware of this potential attack vector, maybe get in front of it, and test it for themselves.