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Effective or not, sending some bad links to a bunch of Google employees and hoping one of them clicks is not a 'VERY sophisticated process'. It's just a good ex
by sgoranson 17y ago
Effective or not, sending some bad links to a bunch of Google employees and hoping one of them clicks is not a 'VERY sophisticated process'. It's just a good example of how users will always be the weakest link in securing a network.
- barrkel 17y agoOpening up a page in a web browser ought to be a safe operation. Letting that page start a plugin, or running something it downloads, or flat out using IE for an unknown link, then I'd be more inclined to blame the user. (This is why I use Foxit for PDF reading, I don't have a PDF plugin enabled in my browser, PDFs download to disk, and similarly QuickTime, RealPlayer, WMP etc. plugins are all disabled, with only Flash enabled but controlled via FlashBlock.)