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Corporations also do this so they can scan traffic for data exfil.
by AWildC182 7y ago
Corporations also do this so they can scan traffic for data exfil.
- smallbigfish 7y agoIs that a new word I should know?
- jcranmer 7y agoIt's a shortened version of "exfiltration"
- yusyusyus 7y agoWhich is, tbqh, a useless solution. Oh wow, now an attacker just has to include some obfuscated javascript encryption lib. Bam. Exfil detection completely bypassed.
- vbezhenar 7y agoFor example corporations might want to make sure that worker is not sending e-mails with confidential data from its gmail. Sophisticated thief surely will circumvent that kind of protection, but a lot of thieves are stupid, so simple measures actually work.
- bsder 7y agoTrue, but Joe Dipseedoodle doesn't accidentally send out an HR report because he was logged into his personal email account. Too much security is willing to give up on the 95% because they can't get the 100%.