Prodigy Email Vulnerability Puts Millions of Accounts at Risk
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Incidentally, this reminds me of one of my past employers who worked with government agencies. Turns out he forgot to set a default index on server when he took down his website. Thus, "secret" filenames became public and google indexed data dumps from government clients with a few thousand social security numbers, and basically all the information needed to very effectively steal someone's identity. (address, drivers license photocopy, family info).
I'm just glad that I wasn't responsible for such a glaring security hole (I was long gone before this happened and I reported it and it's been fixed now though)
http://free.compuserve.com/trycsfree/
However, I think it's only a 30-day free trial of their dial-up service; and you'll have to pay afterwards for it.
I think Prodigy was bought out a long time ago.
Brands that fail here sometimes become entrenched institutions elsewhere.