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was it SR or SVT that found the 1177/medicall calls on some kind of unsecured network storage? For those.outside of sweden, those are calls either with a docto
by bjoli 4y ago
was it SR or SVT that found the 1177/medicall calls on some kind of unsecured network storage? For those.outside of sweden, those are calls either with a doctor or with a nurse where you will divulge information that should be protected.
That story was like a Trainwreck of unbelievable proportions. One bad decision after the other.
Edit: apparentlt it was Computer Sweden: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/2-7-miljoner-inspelade-samtal-till-1177-vardguiden-helt-oskyddade-pa-internet https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/2-7-miljoner-inspelade-sa...
2.7 million calls. 170000 hours.
- Hikikomori 4y agoBest part about this was their CEO trying to play it down, he put his feet in his mouth several times. He said that the recorded calls could not be accessed by regular people, you needed some special keyboard commando movement to get in the back door.
- rekoil 4y agoSpecial keyboard commando movement: point a browser to a certain DNS. Only hackers can do this.
- medstrom 4y agoI knew I shouldn't have provided my personal identification number on those phone calls.
- sasvari 4y agoYour personal number is easy to look up online for everybody in any case, jfyi. Not that this is a good thing, though.
- actionfromafar 4y agoI took at is if they didn't give their number, there would be no connecting the call to an individual. (Unless you recognize the voice.)
- sasvari 4y agoah, yes. that's a different angle of course.