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Cleaners seem like a huge way in. They often come at night and have unrestricted access. What's stopping them from keylogging or worse? How tight of security ca
by MichaelGG 11y ago
Cleaners seem like a huge way in. They often come at night and have unrestricted access. What's stopping them from keylogging or worse? How tight of security can the cleaning crew even run? It's not like you're paying a ton extra to vet folks, and it can't be that desirable a job.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoIndeed. Add to that the fact that many cleaning companies employs their crews as "contractors", pay them almost nothing and treat them like human trash (ditto for security personel in relatively safe areas), and you have a perfect attack vector - it won't be hard to find someone who will plug that little stick behind a computer in exchange for some cash and you being nice to them.