Office365 users shared hundreds of sensitive docs publicly through docs.com
I don't get it. It's a site designed for public sharing -- the word "showcase" is right on the front page, as username223 points out. I just loaded it up and walked through uploading a file to it. It's incredibly explicit about what it's doing. Under "Visibility," it says:<p>"Public on the web
Anyone can find it on the web. Search engines will find the doc, giving it a larger audience."<p>It's not unambiguous. It's very clear. The only way you can't tell what it's doing is if you just pay no attention whatsoever to what you're doing. It's not the default sharing method from either Office 365 (web, traditional or Android/iOS) or OneDrive. You have to opt into using it at all at an IT department level if you have a corporate Office 365 department. You really just can't stop users from footgunning themselves when they're on the open Internet.