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> Step 3: Move it off of there when traffic is low or overnight if system doesn't go offline overnight. Where are you moving it to? You think that even if you
by Veratyr 9y ago
> Step 3: Move it off of there when traffic is low or overnight if system doesn't go offline overnight.
Where are you moving it to? You think that even if you manage to hack into a "supercomputing center" that nobody's going to notice 1PB of storage filled with GIFs?
- toomuchtodo 9y agoHaving worked in a supercomputing center for a detector at the LHC, yeah, you could probably get away with storing a few hundred TBs for a short period of time without anyone noticing or caring. A whole petabyte might be pushing it.
- nickpsecurity 9y agoAnd I learned about it from you people. All of them said security was lax. Most of them said they personally were using the supercomputer for their own stuff at some point.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoWhat's this "you people" bub? :) in this case, it's not a security issue, it's a resource accounting issue.
- nickpsecurity 9y agoPeople working in and around HPC centers. Obviously. :) And no, it's both accounting and security issue. One guy I know who does security in ASIC's that stole HPC time in the past did it by modifying the accounting system to not show his jobs. It was easy as it wasnt designed to stop accounting fraud by hackers.