Recruiting software maker exposes nearly 26M resumes | Cybernews

TalentHook's misconfigured system exposed 26 million job seekers' resumes containing personal details, raising identity theft and fraud risks

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Zorsith -3 points a year ago

Not really seeing the damage here? If you don't want it spread absolutely fucking everywhere, why put it in a resume?

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plerwf 5 points a year ago

Resumés are often dated, and a lot of people applying for new jobs don't want their current employer knowing that they are looking elsewhere.

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