Even with extensive portability across UNIXes, any responsible company should quality-test on all of the platforms they claim to support. That does require considerable resources and time.
I don't understand why firms involved in such leaks aren't held responsible and severely punished either by regulators or class action suits. If they were punished with a $100 payment to each affected consumer, possibly causing their bankruptcy, they would serve as alarming examples of how companies should guard data.
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Even with extensive portability across UNIXes, any responsible company should quality-test on all of the platforms they claim to support. That does require considerable resources and time.
Those cardboard things you see in museums?
I don't understand why firms involved in such leaks aren't held responsible and severely punished either by regulators or class action suits. If they were punished with a $100 payment to each affected consumer, possibly causing their bankruptcy, they would serve as alarming examples of how companies should guard data.