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Not even trying. Seriously, you wouldn't believe the number of companies/people who don't even try. I'm talking "db.run(request.body)" levels of not-trying, "t
by nulagrithom 9y ago
Not even trying.
Seriously, you wouldn't believe the number of companies/people who don't even try. I'm talking "db.run(request.body)" levels of not-trying, "the shared admin password is 'turtle'" levels of not-trying; "the medical records are protected because they're on a hidden share" levels of not-trying.
These are all things that I've seen.
Second to that is thinking that you're trying because every once in a while you have a vague sense of paranoia.
"Let's use MongoDB so we're safe from SQL injection." "We need to proxy the API because that's what other people do." "The WiFi password is secure because it's 26 characters long -- even though we're still using WEP."
Also things I've seen.
I know I'm not any better either. Given the opportunity, I would always hire a professional to audit my stuff.
- jpindar 9y agoYeah, I've seen this too. "No one but the customer is even going to know this machine exists, so why would anyone try to access it?" levels of ignorance are the cause of most of the IoT security issues we face today.
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