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> If you can't update a system, you have no business exposing it to a network. Full stop. Ah, another i-know-better tells everyone how to do the things. Okay,
by justsomehnguy 3y ago
> If you can't update a system, you have no business exposing it to a network. Full stop.
Ah, another i-know-better tells everyone how to do the things.
Okay, I cut the CAT5 cable with a wire cutter with nonconductive grips (shoulda be safe!), you don't whine what you can't access your mortage/medical history/whatever else thing and should physically be present at the facility to receive the documents.
Deal?
- cogman10 3y agoDeal, Because I don't want my mortgage, medical history, and other important and sensitive documents exposed to the internet by companies that can't be bothered to secure their systems. The alternative is these systems never get updated until the next big "welp, the private information of 10 million people just got leaked to the open web". For example, equifax.
- justsomehnguy 3y agoThe sibling thread is for you.