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I'm disappointed that this list seems to be made with the intent of describing current practices, rather than how you can actually disrupt the workplace as a sa
by ipsin 10y ago
I'm disappointed that this list seems to be made with the intent of describing current practices, rather than how you can actually disrupt the workplace as a saboteur.
The idea of promoting incompetent people still works. That's a gem.
For the small hammer/big hammer, simply choose technologies that are less suited and make them work. Sorry, our CRM is also our mapreduce framework. Make security an afterthought, and the world will do your sabotage for you.
- cookiecaper 10y agoSurprisingly many get away with only rudimentary security controls. I have a client that absolutely refuses to upgrade off Rails 2.3, even to the drop-in Rails LTS releases. Their "web director" keeps insisting that no one would want to infiltrate and that there's no damage can be caused by a compromise of Rails anyway. The frightening incompetence of that guy is maddening. Incidentally, I don't think he was put in place to sabotage the company. Just a case of well-meaning nepotism.