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Solarwinds is def. Used by acrive duty cyber units at Lackland afb...and they wonder why we tell them they can't just install what they feel like.
by RobRivera 6y ago
Solarwinds is def. Used by acrive duty cyber units at Lackland afb...and they wonder why we tell them they can't just install what they feel like.
- dabockster 6y agoAnd you posted this US military vulnerability on a publicly searchable internet site? head desk
- rootsudo 6y agoTO be fair, it isn't really secret, if you look at any job posting for lackland, you'll see it mentioned over and over.. https://careers-salientcrgt.icims.com/jobs/11200/network-systems-engineer-2/job+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us https://careers-salientcrgt.icims.com/jobs/11200/network-sys...' https://i.imgur.com/d8KbSZp.png https://i.imgur.com/d8KbSZp.png But, wow, imagine that's a job, just walk in, look at two programs and swap out parts as needed.
- RobRivera 6y agoFacebook query Find people who work for US Air Force. Vulnerabilities publicly available are numerous, and I gave no such details to anyone that would give them an easier time finding said compromises. Its like saying windows 10 bug found --> HEY THE MILITARY USES WINDOWS 10.
- willis936 6y agoMy employer has a knowledgebase on the public internet that is littered with lists of softwares and practices. There are thousands of employees. Name dropping software should be a risky thing to do, but that isn’t the world we live in.
- quickthrowman 6y agoGood OPSEC, soldier! You must be a former marine...
- RobRivera 6y agoGive the OPSEC snide comment to the job postings publicly advertised. Don't hate on marines, they do hard work. Using a throwaway account to be trite seems par for the course tho for opinions that can be disregarded.