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DoctorStrangelove replied

16 March 2026, 12:02
5 months? That's impressive even for suity. .
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sadkingbilly replied

16 March 2026, 11:27
erm......... Crapita?? perchance?
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cojak replied

16 March 2026, 11:24
And it’s been open FOR FIVE MONTHS!
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WTFH replied

16 March 2026, 08:36
I'm not going to suggest it was Suity, but...
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courtg9000 replied

14 March 2026, 04:17
I'm guessing it was DotNet in the server room with a numpty!
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willendure replied

13 March 2026, 22:25
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Who is covering the .gov website?

Gaping, massive security hole in Companies House.

And we have to go through this whole identity rigmarole to validate the authenticity of records that are not even well protected. What a joke.
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xoggoth replied

13 March 2026, 20:45
I just assume all the personal info I supply to any UK government agency goes straight to the crims

Of course it does, the government are crims.
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Dorkeaux replied

13 March 2026, 19:56
I'm not even surprised any more.
I just assume all the personal info I supply to any UK government agency goes straight to the crims and try to plan in advance.
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cojak replied

13 March 2026, 19:34
On second thoughts, don’t own up, at least not until after you’re fired.
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cojak started a topic Own up who is responsible for this?

13 March 2026, 19:25
Own up who is responsible for this?

Who is covering the .gov website?

Gaping, massive security hole in Companies House.
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