I find it an amazing failure in understanding OPSEC that while all "those" companies took down the pages that enumerate their execs, that they don't recall that the public SEC filings are more detaile enriched and things like archive.org exist.

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I find it an amazing failure in understanding OPSEC that while all "those" companies took down the pages that enumerate their execs, that they don't recall that the public SEC filings are more detaile enriched and things like archive.org exist. They're still solving the wrong problem. Typical.