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To me, the more important aspect is the U.S.'s failures to maintain their own data integrity. * The OPM breach is a big part of this. * Government domains wit
by smileysteve 11y ago
To me, the more important aspect is the U.S.'s failures to maintain their own data integrity.
* The OPM breach is a big part of this.
* Government domains without SPF or requiring TLS (for instance email)
* Social Security Numbers significantly insecure
* Secretary of State (GA) losing identities
- rm_-rf_slash 11y agoThis is a significantly under appreciated point. Let's assume that the software to unlock an iPhone exists only on one non-networked laptop. Even if it couldn't be remotely hacked, is it too much to expect that the US government - which couldn't even keep the atomic bomb designs from being stolen by the Soviets - is going to keep that information safe and secure forever?
- pdkl95 11y ago* Storing NSA documents without proper (air-gaped) compartmentalization such that it was even possible for one person to access them in bulk.
- junto 11y agoBoom. Headshot. Nice point.
- philovivero 11y agoIn the future, add the proper number of p's into "gapped." The term "air-gaped" activates the neurons that cannot unsee goatse guy.