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> as someone is going to notice eventually That's going to be true with the database theft too. > All you'd have to do is have a small team of experienced hac
by Avamander 8y ago
> as someone is going to notice eventually
That's going to be true with the database theft too.
> All you'd have to do is have a small team of experienced hackers hack it from a the safety of a country with no extradition treaty
I'm not so sure that's won't raise any red flags anywhere (foreign IP and possibly a lot of data being transferred). Imo it should, but we can't really know?
I agree with rest of what you said though.
- gruez 8y ago>That's going to be true with the database theft too. at that point, all the data is already gone. whereas with burgling doctors offices, they've been noticed within a few dozen break-ins. >I'm not so sure that's won't raise any red flags anywhere (foreign IP and possibly a lot of data being transferred). Imo it should, but we can't really know? that depends on how the system is accessed. if it's some webapp on some government intranet running off some random computer (that's also used for other stuff), then it's pretty easy to hide your tracks by compromising one of those machines. even if they have egress alerts (doubt it) it'd be pretty trivial to go for the high value to size ratio files first (text files), and exfiltrate over a long period of time.