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Yup. My point is some people might not even know that their database is accessible from the web lol. It’s pretty easy to follow a tutorial or get something OOTB
by bhargav 6y ago
Yup. My point is some people might not even know that their database is accessible from the web lol. It’s pretty easy to follow a tutorial or get something OOTB that’s not secure, so we shouldn’t be saying we’re glad this happened. Even if it’s big businesses, what if said businesses were storing important data such as health records?
I think the learn by failing is a good mentality but was hoping we can be mindful of the fact that this harms more than just the “big bad man”
Edit: Addendum for a more thoughtful discussion, it would be great if these databases and tools provided some default security OOTB requiring no configuration whatsoever. Example: rather than creating user and password with root, is rather have some CMS site generate a random one!