As a paying customer, I expect better from these companies and personally wouldn't blame the hackers for exploiting their findings if no program exists.
[1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...
They definately do have backups, no-one is storing 400mm records on a single machine and ultimately you'd just take them offline for an afternoon and then spend 15 years in a federal prison
Because the first thought (at least, the highest rated post right now) it that it would have been "fun" to hurt millions of people to teach the company they were doing business with a lesson.
I wouldn't mess around with this stuff myself.
The VPN provider will share information if an active investigation is underway.
You can pay for a VPN using monero or cash and then connect to the VPN from TOR - VPN provider doesn’t need to know anything
If I were to mess around with stuff, and im not. The only way I'm doing that is with a used laptop of Craigslist or whatever and cafe with no cameras, even then idk.
Done.
Deploy image containing Tor router and hidden service onion config.
Do above as many times as one needs to feel comfortable.
Use VPSes as proxies intermixed with VPN and Tor legs.
What's lil officer Timmy at CISA gon' do? Netflow you? LOL!
Re-use a username, accidentally log in to something as yourself, forget to turn on the VPN, etc.
Just for some lolz which could result in prison time.