The whole post is borderline aggressive and nothing short of PR.

If you want to communicate with okta you send them an email, you don't shame them publicly.

Given that Okta’s response in the past to being hacked amounted to a weeks-worth of “nuh uhhh we didn’t, you’re lying” before then quibbling about whether it was really an issue, I think a public shaming is definitely in order.

Shaming them publicly might be the best way to get them to actually get off their arses and do something.

That's BS.

- 2nd time Okta was breached

- Cloudflare shared/detected? it earlier. How long till more Okta customers were breached because they were silent?

- Cloudflare considers authentication as very dangerous. There was a post recently: "hackers login" ( can't find the post anymore?) which means they are very consistent about these types of attacks.

I mean, aggressiveness is a form of communication. "Get your shit together, or else."

"yet another Okta compromise" sounds passive to you?