While there appears to be no confidential information in that page, it's embarrassing that the ESA still have accidents like this happen after last year major fuck up.
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E3's latest leak is... its own website
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While there appears to be no confidential information in that page, it's embarrassing that the ESA still have accidents like this happen after last year major fuck up.
The ESA is run by a bunch of baboons shouting at each other using tin cans and string. I can't believe this is an organization run by actual people. It's like they're doing it as a bit at this point.
I believe this is the same exact way they leaked the listing of personal info for attendees? If so, lesson not so learned in using a rather simple web address to share info.
You can't make this sort of incompetence up.
I wouldn't keep holding out for one
Lol utter morons
I have a feeling people's information will be leaked again because it looks like they haven't learnt anything
I have a feeling people's information will be leaked again because it looks like they haven't learnt anything
No one is holding out for one, but I'm still scream it every time I see the ESA.
Wait, really? I mean, I don't remember seeing one but just assumed they would have done so
Yes, although that list wasn't hosted on a third party domain but directly on e3expo.com.
I hope someone comes along and makes a better E3 than what the ESA has done with it.
Looking at you Geoff!
Looking at you Geoff!
Okay XSEED, since NISA is probably going to be busy with Cold Steel 4 and YS IX, ya'll better be doing those Crossbell games for us k?
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Their Nintendo Direct isn't technically part of the show I think.
Lol, what a bunch of incompetent fucks.
-Sony skips E3 2019 and announces they aren't returning in 2020
-ESA proceeds to leak thousands of people's personal information while never apologizing
-Document gets leaked about the ESA wanting to turn E3 into a massive influencer shitshow
-Geoff Keighley announces he isn't going to E3 for the first time ever citing he's heard bad things about the direction of the show
-Queue later today, and the stupidity of the ESA continues with them leaking their own damn website.
-Sony skips E3 2019 and announces they aren't returning in 2020
-ESA proceeds to leak thousands of people's personal information while never apologizing
-Document gets leaked about the ESA wanting to turn E3 into a massive influencer shitshow
-Geoff Keighley announces he isn't going to E3 for the first time ever citing he's heard bad things about the direction of the show
-Queue later today, and the stupidity of the ESA continues with them leaking their own damn website.
"ESA regrets that we only regretted our mistake and didn't apologize."
We gotta stop abusing this word, you mean carelessness of security
They also said this their E3 2020 preview which is kinda funny given the leak of their new site today:
You should also know that we've upgraded our media registration process, which received a lot of attention this past summer. Earning back your trust and support is our top priority.
That's why we rebuilt the E3 website with enhanced and layered security measures developed by an outside cybersecurity firm. This included updating our data management processes, including the handling of personally identifiable information, and we will no longer store that data on our site. We have also changed our registration practices and will collect the minimum information necessary to complete your registration.
The doxxing occurred because of lax security, but it was still very much doxxing. All their personal info leaked publically.
The very premise of E3 is outdated now, publishers have more cost-effective and personalised means to announce content.
The only reason why I think it's still around at this point is to play demo's and listen to face-to-face interviews with developers.
This "Hail corporate!" shtick is getting tiresome now.
The only reason why I think it's still around at this point is to play demo's and listen to face-to-face interviews with developers.
This "Hail corporate!" shtick is getting tiresome now.
Yeah like who in their right mind uses the same fucking site for site dev
That's Gamescom imo. It is already the biggest gaming event in the world and since you mention Geoff, he started producing and hosting the big opening shows for it. It's apparently already confirmed he'll do the opening show of Gamescom 2020 again.
