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It's a university email, not Pentagon backend accounts. It is a stupid law because they're being way too thorough and abrasive when they shouldn't. How much d
by ga-vu 7y ago
It's a university email, not Pentagon backend accounts.
It is a stupid law because they're being way too thorough and abrasive when they shouldn't.
How much do you wanna bet the German parliament is not protected in the same way... actually don't answer that... here's an article published today about a stupid vulnerability in the Bundestag's internal chat app: https://zero.bs/osintrecon-vs-pentestschwachstellenscan.html https://zero.bs/osintrecon-vs-pentestschwachstellenscan.html
- kaybe 7y agoDepending on the permissions on the accounts they can be pretty powerful. Not just access to eduroam (which all of them have and which is extremely convenient) and full course records including results (also from teacher side!) but also access to many resources such as supercomputer clusters, scientific literature behind paywalls, software licenses (also for expensive things) and many more. Note that institutions such as ESA, CERN or the local space agencies are also involved in the network. There absolutely are very interesting targets, even if you are a state actor.