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Dan Mitchell at the New York Times sums up some lessons learned from the Sony rootkit fiasco: The Rootkit of All Evil - New York Times. The same lessons apply for privacy problems (see Choicepoint, especially): "One, bloggers will catch you. And two, it's not the screw-up, it's the cover-up."
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