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I live in the UK and follow day to day news, government announcements,etc. This reads like something straight from the government's PR book. The pattern is alwa
by cosmodisk 6y ago
I live in the UK and follow day to day news, government announcements,etc. This reads like something straight from the government's PR book. The pattern is always the same: it's small issue, nothing to worry about, we know what's going on( or about to find out).
Last week I was bored,so ended up testing so cold google exploits. There are endless numbers of educational institutions with systems so crap that it's hard to believe. It took 15 min to find confidential salary data, various documents, messages, etc. Interestingly enough, most were US schools. I can only imagine what people with skills could do, instead of just googling,like me.
- fbi-director 6y agoWhat do you mean by "so cold google exploits?" If it's a typo for "so called", I'd still love some info on what google exploits are.
- captn3m0 6y agoGoogle hacking/dorking I think. Specific google searches that reveal accidentally indexed documents. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_hacking https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_hacking
- cosmodisk 6y agoThat's exactly what I've meant.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoI assumed it was a typo for "some cold".
- imtringued 6y agoYou mean that's the PR you would hear from any organization, whether public or private. A lot of private companies would go one step further and just sue the reporter for damages.