I worked technical support for a POS company that was in a very large chain of fast food pizza joints, which was owned by a company that did POSes for a lot of

I worked technical support for a POS company that was in a very large chain of fast food pizza joints, which was owned by a company that did POSes for a lot of customers. Their security was abysmal. My SSH key had to be manually added to 75% of systems because the automated system didn't work. All of the systems were running on an EOL version of a desktop version of Linux. On the topic of this video, on the machines were all employees SSNs in a Postgres database, along with loads of other personally identifiable information.