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Because they weren't sealed. There was no access control on the system. The vendor used obscure URLs claiming they made the system "secure." And we know how th
by dreamcompiler 2y ago
Because they weren't sealed. There was no access control on the system. The vendor used obscure URLs claiming they made the system "secure."
And we know how that story always plays out.
- IG_Semmelweiss 2y agothank you. That's shocking, and also, I feel almost dumb to ask. Its government contracting, and because you are right, that's how a story plays out.