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And you posted this US military vulnerability on a publicly searchable internet site? head desk

• rootsudo 6y ago
  TO 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.
  • Aperocky 6y ago
    The qualifications reads 'Someone from HR came up with this'
    • astrea 6y ago
      Isn't that true of most postings?
• RobRivera 6y ago
  Facebook 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 ago
  My 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.