Toronto Public Library review: Taxpayers loss as a result of Indifferent Toronto Public Library management & board 1

When I shared my concerns about a suspicious TPL email attachment with Sarah Bradley who sent it to me, I tried everything I was able to describing what I saw at my end as my old computer was incapable of 'screenshot' whatsoever. TPL was still dealing with this major cyberattack of their own & I had much worries about this highly questionable email attachment as I heard lots of stories for decades about hacking, computer malwares, viruses, spywares, how these are becoming increasingly sophisticated & smart & the danger of engaging suspicious links & email attachments, visiting unknown websites, etc. Not only Ms. Bradley was totally unable to answer my concerning questions nor explain what this attachment was, she became increasing agitated & annoyed when I was attempting to provide more information, asking her more questions & if she could find out if this attachment contained some spywares, malwares, or similar undesirable whatever wares/viruses. I feel that TPL was already SO VERY LUCKY to have this DISCLOSED TO THE PUBLIC cyber attack only now as Ms. Bradley & maybe lots of other TPL managers, directors, city librarian, TPL board & frontline staff obviously has no or barely minimum sense of alertness or sensibility of these kinds of potential online risks that have been with us since the tech explosion 10-15 years back. Of course, why would TPL management care about this at all as it won' t cost them a penny when something happens & their jobs, sunshine list positions, employment related benefits will all be intact & untouched. ANOTHER TYPICAL SCENARIO IN WHICH ONLY TAXPAYERS SUFFER IN REALITY WHEN DEALING WITH RIGID & INDIFFERENT BUREAUCRACY