I wrote a phone app that communicates with Albertsons computers. That's no big deal. What is a big deal is that part of the http headers from the development servers is showing up on the regular sites http headers.
What this means is that my PC can get read access to the source code to some of those scripts.
I'm pretty sure this is a security leak.
So yeah, I logged the errors via a debug bridge since the actual error won't show up on a standard debugger.
According to Google, the one error can lead to esacaled privileges. This is in fact a security hole. And I'm not posting the exact error message on here for obvious reasons.
I don't mean to sound like condescending prick. Wait, yes I do. Which overpaid moron to I report this to? I say moron, because in case you haven't noticed, we aren't exactly dealing with the worlds sharpest people here.
I've dealt with tech support. And trying to explain anything to these people is like trying to explain Differential Calculus to my mother. It just doesn't quite work. And well, our local HR manager, is, what's the nice way to say this. The woman is an airhead. I don't care if she has a B.A or whatever. It's obvious she went to a school that required the student body to demonstrate any kind of scholastic aptitude.
So by all means, if you have a direct line or email, now is the time to share it with the class.
Let the company know, you are legally responsible to do so