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You plug in the USB key, then you pull out the USB key. The physical security layer at alot of hospitals is almost entirely absent, sadly.
by pharrington 7y ago
You plug in the USB key, then you pull out the USB key.
The physical security layer at alot of hospitals is almost entirely absent, sadly.
- Scoundreller 7y agoWhat I meant was that sending everyone an email will get you further with less time/effort than actually going.
- rolph 7y agoor you swap keyboards with a special keyboard [maybe a pineapple?] , or you can swap ethernet patches around.
- Scoundreller 7y agoGiven how terrible a lot of low-end Dell keyboards get after years and years, most people would cheer :) With the main apps being virtualized, workstations are refreshed less often than they used to be.
- chapium 7y agoUSB keys are blocked mostly these days. There are other huge vulnerabilities if you have physical access and are motivated.
- Bnshsysjab 7y agoFrom experience in plenty of industries, your statement is incorrect. Most places suck at security and blocking removable storage, but likewise suck at far more important controls (eg application whitelisting) for it to really mitigate much in the first place