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>From a technical standpoint, my employer could hack/compromise my personal laptop. From a legal and trust standpoint, I presume they won't.) You trust all per
by pbhjpbhj 3y ago
>From a technical standpoint, my employer could hack/compromise my personal laptop. From a legal and trust standpoint, I presume they won't.)
You trust all personnel with access to your employers network?
What's more surprising is that they trust you to setup adhoc ssh connections to arbitrary endpoints; unless you're the person in charge of network security?
Would anyone notice if you, or an intruder, dumped terabytes of data over that connection?
I don't work in IT but this just doesn't feel right to me.
- cqqxo4zV46cp 3y agoHonestly it sounds like you’re sheltered due to working in a certain sort of organisation and have had no exposure to the myriad ways in which organisations tend to be run. You’re acting like this is a big surprise, but it’s not.
- pbhjpbhj 3y agoFair comment, probably true.
- bsimpson 3y agoI've used a corp laptop to SCP data onto a non-corp device. Technically both devices were corporately owned, but nobody logging the packets would have known that.