Payroll firm pulls Web services, citing data leak

This looks like a matter of...: Looks to me like Paymaxx is mad at this poor hacker for making it impossible to sweep thier poor security under the carpet.

'Let's sue the slob who tried to help us, and tried to protect our customers!'.

Isn't capitalism wonderful when it works?; Posted by: KOS-MOS Posted on: 03/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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He's following protocol Roger Ramjet | 03/02/05

Yes, ALL NEW NOMENCLATURE Roger Ramjet | 03/02/05

Did I miss something? IT Scion | 03/02/05

You can always tell... drabicky | 03/02/05

ChoicePoint., BOA and now this Sunny Jalolly | 03/02/05

The great thing about America Roger Ramjet | 03/02/05

i agree... wimbo_z | 03/02/05

Read the "Patriot" Act Sunny Jalolly | 03/02/05

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