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Not to defend anyone, but knowing universities as I do, the data in question were perhaps in the hands of a bunch of postdocs, and not subject to any centralize
by Schiphol 6y ago
Not to defend anyone, but knowing universities as I do, the data in question were perhaps in the hands of a bunch of postdocs, and not subject to any centralized protocols.
- tempestn 6y agoIt said it was servers that were compromised though, right? So you'd think there should be backups of the servers' data drives. I could understand if it were just people's desktops that they're not supposed to be storing sensitive stuff on anyway.