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Given the sloppiness of McDonald's security, my conclusion is that they don't really care about being secure. Being hacked is an annoying business expense to th
by mettamage 1y ago
Given the sloppiness of McDonald's security, my conclusion is that they don't really care about being secure. Being hacked is an annoying business expense to them, but that's it.
Given that his friend was fired, if I ever had an inkling of doing free pentesting for McDonald's, I sure as hell don't now. They don't deserve it.
- tredre3 1y ago> Given that his friend was fired, if I ever had an inkling of doing free pentesting for McDonald's, I sure as hell don't now. What is a company supposed to do when they detect an employee repeatedly try to access different systems they shouldn't have access to (nor have reason to even try)?
- ycombinatrix 1y agoNothing? The employee is using their own legitimate credentials on an internal system.