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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
in my opinion they were just looking for someone to blame.
The whole mess was cause by a NATS fuckup anyways. They should never have coded in a backdoor so NATS employees could download its customers confidential and private data, then to top it off they used a NATS employees password to do it with. For icing on the cake , after being informed of the breach , they didn't do ANYTHING to protect its customers or even stop the data theft until AFTER it was made public on gfy and numerous nats users were reporting data theft.
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What you said: backdoor so NATS employees could download...
Fact: No backdoor. Just an admin account left there. Back then a lot of companies did that. TM3 did that. Large mainstream companies like Macy's had similar issues. Their focus was on building the best affiliate software. As TMM has grown they have also adopted better operations protocols that have come into fashion since then.