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In my company there were layoffs recently. People had access to production database due to support requests, as we're a young company, so no least-privilege rul
by p0w3n3d 5mo ago
In my company there were layoffs recently. People had access to production database due to support requests, as we're a young company, so no least-privilege rules were applied yet. Nobody did anything bad. People knew what was going to happen, but no retaliation happened. First, I guess, to not have any problem with law, to pursue the next job without burdens. Things are traceable. Second, why? Why should I destroy my colleagues' work?
- prmoustache 5mo agoMost criminals probably know they will get caught for their crimes and that there may be external or indirect casualties for their crime. Yet it doesn't stop them. Even in places and for crimes with death sentence. This is no different. If one day you can answer why and how to solve that I am pretty sure we would all be happy to know!