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That doesn't protect against the kind of attack that compromises the end point (wait for logged in 2FA state, interact with browser in the background with exact
by novok 6y ago
That doesn't protect against the kind of attack that compromises the end point (wait for logged in 2FA state, interact with browser in the background with exact same state in a headless mode and download), and you do not know when they set up their systems where Gsuite, 2FA & HIPPAA / UK Equivalent agreements were even available back then.
For all you know, they could have had that system too, the article does not say what it was.
- jeffbee 6y agoThese kinds of things never turn out to be that sophisticated. It's always that they left the SMB port open and the password was "password".