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RE: ARE SMALL HOSPITALS MORE VULNERABLE TO DATA BREACHES? #23
(01-26-2018, 08:53 AM)Jiggly Wrote:
(01-26-2018, 08:24 AM)DarkMuse Wrote:
(01-26-2018, 06:17 AM)mothered Wrote: Without going Into detail (proof can be provided at any time at my discretion with 1000+ compromised without malicious Intent), all over the globe, locality Is Immaterial.

The same applies with other entities. The education sector Is by far the worst I've come across.

PREEEEEEEEEEEACH!

The shit is ridiculous. You get access in these schools and you litterally have a massive botnet done deal. For a small school, say 1200 students. Average of 3 family members makes 36,000. Average of 3 devices per person make 72,000?

Shit is insane. Realistically, maybe 1000 are vuln, that's still quite significant not to mention ALL the computers in the school! But hey fuck funding education and security right? LOL XDXDXDXD

/s

Lol fuck funding ed? This goes back to that "Is/should education [be] a private or public good/service".

I was being sarcastic (that's what the /s is Wink ) It should be a public service plain and simple. Education is used by everyone, it is crucial to success, regardless. Security should be private imo because it will encourage people to strive to better their techniques. Education should be public because it's the same info, and parents can go to different schools for differing techniques. On second thought, I don't really know and am open to a discussion thread if someone wants to start one (@Jiggly ? )
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RE: ARE SMALL HOSPITALS MORE VULNERABLE TO DATA BREACHES? - by DarkMuse - 01-27-2018, 02:03 AM