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Israel co claims to have a 100% defense.Offers $200K to anyone who can hack it

• viach 7y ago
  They don't really expect it to happen, don't they?
• yreg 7y ago
  Offering bounties for hacking your system is a good idea. Claiming to be unhackable seems dishonest. How would they know?
• tomglynch 7y ago
  It's a pretty shitty looking website considering the confidence. Maybe there's just nothing to actually hack.
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• Benjamin_Dobell 7y ago
  > - Our challenge includes computers and servers, configured for file sharing > -No other special configuration: no firewall and no antivirus or other defense programs are installed > - The only defense mechanism is Cyber 2.0 in System > - Hackers will gain access to the network via a Wi-Fi access point > - They will also receive the admin user name and password for each of the computer and servers participating in the challenge The news video on the page also says hackers were given just 5 hours on site. How does this compare to other security challenges? 5 hours seems like a very short amount of time to me. No doubt someone genuinely interested in hacking your corporate network is going to put more than 5 hours effort it.
• theredbox 7y ago
  Israeli startups are always over confident about everything. They have a track record of delivering but also making bogus claims like this.