RE: Malware targets Linux/Raspberry Pi 06-12-2017, 06:47 AM
#9
Agree.
It's a lot more difficult from a security standpoint. You need to look at every possible configuration and vulnerability and try and patch everything Identified as some sort of weakness Into your system. From a hacker's perspective, all you need Is "one" gateway that allows access.
And then there's the "user" operating the technological side of things. You can have the most secure system, but If the user Is not trained and does not have the skill set and know-how to combat human manipulation and exploitation (SE'ing), then that speaks for Itself.
It's a lot more difficult from a security standpoint. You need to look at every possible configuration and vulnerability and try and patch everything Identified as some sort of weakness Into your system. From a hacker's perspective, all you need Is "one" gateway that allows access.
And then there's the "user" operating the technological side of things. You can have the most secure system, but If the user Is not trained and does not have the skill set and know-how to combat human manipulation and exploitation (SE'ing), then that speaks for Itself.
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