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It's his own data in the system, which makes this completely different. In your lock picking example, it would be a landlord finding one of their tenants pickin
by stereo 14y ago
It's his own data in the system, which makes this completely different. In your lock picking example, it would be a landlord finding one of their tenants picking their flat's locks.
- waitwhat 14y agoAssuming the vulnerability scanner tries some basic login attacks (for example, trying default username/passwords), then it would be analogous to a landlord finding one of their tenants trying to pick their neighbours' locks, and that of the building management office.
- puerto 14y agoSo you think you can do the testing of any system that contains your data without prior permission?
- chollida1 14y agoNo it's more analogous to him trying to break into a bank vault because it has his money.
- marekmroz 14y agoIf by breaking in you mean walking in through open, unsecured doors...
- illuminate 14y ago"It's his own data in the system, which makes this completely different. In your lock picking example, it would be a landlord finding one of their tenants picking their flat's locks" More accurate would be catching your tenant picking every single apartment's lock to prove that their personal lock is vulnerable.