Comment by a012 5 months ago My bet is on SQL injection 6 comments a012 Reply radicalbyte 5 months ago They used one of those databases which are easy to connect directly to the internet, it's the same thing as about 90% of modern data breaches.Every generation we make things much easier, lower the bar, and are rewarded when amateurs make amateur mistakes like this. bregma 5 months ago We made it so easy to program that any idiot could do it. So they do. radicalbyte 5 months ago I found my new signature quote. koakuma-chan 5 months ago No way this is real. rozap 5 months ago In the year of our lord 2025? I doubt it. I'd put money on "some third party cloud service was configured in a silly way".But, I would love to see details. shaunpud 5 months ago [flagged]
radicalbyte 5 months ago They used one of those databases which are easy to connect directly to the internet, it's the same thing as about 90% of modern data breaches.Every generation we make things much easier, lower the bar, and are rewarded when amateurs make amateur mistakes like this. bregma 5 months ago We made it so easy to program that any idiot could do it. So they do. radicalbyte 5 months ago I found my new signature quote. koakuma-chan 5 months ago No way this is real.
bregma 5 months ago We made it so easy to program that any idiot could do it. So they do. radicalbyte 5 months ago I found my new signature quote.
rozap 5 months ago In the year of our lord 2025? I doubt it. I'd put money on "some third party cloud service was configured in a silly way".But, I would love to see details.
They used one of those databases which are easy to connect directly to the internet, it's the same thing as about 90% of modern data breaches.
Every generation we make things much easier, lower the bar, and are rewarded when amateurs make amateur mistakes like this.
We made it so easy to program that any idiot could do it. So they do.
I found my new signature quote.
No way this is real.
In the year of our lord 2025? I doubt it. I'd put money on "some third party cloud service was configured in a silly way".
But, I would love to see details.
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