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>revenge attack
Thats fugging disingenuous. They put all their users data into a public file. It wasn't even encrypted. So by attack they mean clicked the open link to open the file with a normal browser and by revenge they mean curiosity at why they seem to be hosting a file with names, pictures and user data. Their IT data controller should be prosecuted for abuse of data protocols, but no, it was a coordinated attack by meh evil super hackers. Its all so tiresome.

Anyway. Morning jobseekers. Everyone comfy and chilled today?