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Sure, but in this case it wasn't Linode who initially came forward - it took a public announcement from the intruders for Linode to notify us.


Devils advocate: preparing a press release from a company after plugging holes and auditing that makes the appropriate admissions and apologies probably takes more time than writing up a successful hit after attacking a page.


Linode didn't just take their time to announce this, just a few hours ago they were apparently telling customers definitively that their credit card information hadn't been accessed.


And that is "still" the case




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