[atom_enger]

This is the wrong thing to focus on. The situation we're in isn't a result of where this person was educated. The fact that they had a lack of professional experience required to demand a standard of security that would prevent this type of problem is the only thing I think worth discussing here.

I dropped out of school as soon as I realized I could make 50k/year doing IT work vs paying 50k a year to a school whose curriculum was from the stone age. I fully endorse education of all forms but our current model for educating the next generation of workforce is broken but I digress.