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Security Researchers were able to use a FIA website vulnerability to access Max Verstappen's Passport and personal information of thousands of drivers (ian.sh)
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[–] tyler@programming.dev 2 points 4 days ago

Oh definitely. They found a glaring vulnerability, it just doesn’t mean they hacked it. An equivalent would be somebody paying a pen testing team to see what they can do and the team finds an open window into the accounting office and they climb in, put a note on the desk stating that the pen testing team needs to get paid three times as much, and then accounting does it no questions asked after they find the note.