| Thomas Delrue on 7 Jan 2016 09:47:46 -0800 |
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| Re: [PLUG] Time Warner and Linode report possible password breaches |
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 01/07/2016 12:37 PM, Keith C. Perry wrote: > Screwing the company is one thing- screwing the client is something > else. What better way to screw over the company than by screwing over its clients? That's the ultimate damage as evidenced by Doug's "We're looking to get any of our gear that's on Linode off". That being said, you will have bad apples anywhere. If someone in a privileged position is out to get you, they will get you (and it's going to sting). All you have to do to realize this, is to think like your adversary: if you know you want to do damage in the future, you'd start collecting actionable information beforehand while you still have your privileged position. Humans are the weakest link(, goodbye!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_KYjfYjk0Q -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJWjqS7AAoJEKosl9oIs/pOBE4P/ieHs7tdGyrRx9YEpgGschPe Sdohx/NROMROdOWrmq6OGgQfbxo1jMdjRvlxBHEbxkRlZpbZCq8G9ssosOOvrNHN zlVWMieL9JzOazFW8YXSYBNga0e1GYlg1uQvxfccQ1ANA8Fa54j7tq/A6D2boBo4 GDVGuHHgtLy3hN6MWGYv6E7eIFk5w4KhIBUORolT2XfMCCX2E7+dGnhLak6yvGrs ldiyk/f1VOp+lcc2NK2u30eQ0RoS4Q373j49O7xKEKIAqsCS9qIc43J3KVYJ/UNT RKveWHs04i/Ean9E6IWd4wuFf9S51NIkZd/qcWKPLcmkRryQIERDzmdSXoP/sNeL WbSYOruQ49orK8/+dbmW90Y0aZ1Fd3MjsLfeIs5F76ZomBU74AAqIV4Ry43kBFaj 6d8Do6FGgJH4KrVPVE8GCLpl38j1ZRMzB6+Fz1LjAvJ1OezMY2ONjzB0Q/kUNqky Z2ZQ++i9ltBdTmm+kRIFIiw8Ea6MH6KK+2/a2XkIHRY7IwOomLtQfFaxJQ5f+Et6 45VdXQQhVMW7LbwIVHAwTSSWolWg3aBEaOG59GHGoOLZtU/jJC9qU68o97fvYVMy KExdS0DPHywtJ4bI7M9mLa4spEpvH86iDOVG30/+cfeCwBhQTVGkhOCx965jhkRM KCeSea1m2Qz4YkAx8EVz =1lQ5 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ___________________________________________________________________________ Philadelphia Linux Users Group -- http://www.phillylinux.org Announcements - http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug-announce General Discussion -- http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug