If they were genuinely behind on patching vulnerabilities, I can sort-of understand.
Then again, how hard is it for a company of their size to hire some 1099's for a brief time...
Then again, how hard is it for a company of their size to hire some 1099's for a brief time...
I think the guys over at US could work a bit faster, but I will grant them they aren't exactly in an unregulated industry where they can "challenge the status quo". When kalanick bears down on the red tape, people aren't reminded that taxis were the attack vector of America's biggest security event.
But yeah, out-source it to one of the hundred or so DoD contractors or security professionals allowed to work on something like this, it likely wasn't that big of a job to patch that vuln.