and the worst, the obsolescence of the OS make it more secure, because most of the new attacks do not run on that kernel. is hilarious.Yeah of course, why change something that is secure already?
and the worst, the obsolescence of the OS make it more secure, because most of the new attacks do not run on that kernel. is hilarious.Yeah of course, why change something that is secure already?
I mean, if there are no entry point, anything is secure, right?Yeah of course, why change something that is secure already?
They are networked, but the OS is simple enough to be audited and should be super stripped down too.I mean, if there are no entry point, anything is secure, right?
even if it's networked, hacking anything only through network (without any entrypoint) is very much complicated.They are networked, but the OS is simple enough to be audited and should be super stripped down too.
Networking is always a possible entrypoint.even if it's networked, hacking anything only through network (without any entrypoint) is very much complicated.
I don't know anything about their security, but if someone tries to hack them without any entrypoint, i'm pretty sure the hacker will be detected long before he ever get his way in.
When there's a flaw, there's always a way.Networking is always a possible entrypoint.
I don't think anybody consider this as an entrypoint. it is just way too hard/complicated to hack a machine 100% through network. Unless you mean "Local area network", it is another thing. But hacking anything 100% from outside+ 0 actual entrypoint, it is almost impossible, even for professional hacker.Networking is always a possible entrypoint.
I don't think anybody consider this as an entrypoint. it is just way too hard/complicated to hack a machine 100% through network. Unless you mean "Local area network", it is another thing. But hacking anything 100% from outside+ 0 actual entrypoint, it is almost impossible, even for professional hacker.
it is not a question of flaw, it's just that if someone is trying to acces to your own router, he will get detected long before he can do anything. The best way for a hacker to get what he wants is through an entrypoint. That's why they keep sending spam mail, their goal is to trap a single, common, little, not important at all employee, for him to click on the link, and boom, the hacker got his entrypoint.When there's a flaw, there's always a way.
Hacking an ATM is actually completely possible via networking, and it's not as hard as you'd initially think. The streams aren't hard to intercept depending on how it's set up. The problem in-lies that the information is encrypted, usually via a method contracted by the bank (or just a bolstered established method such as triple encrypted 256-bit AES as a general standard).
It'd be an absolute bitch to do, but it's certainly possible.
256-bit? a bitch to do? i think "a bitch to do" is kind of a light word for that
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Hacking an ATM is actually completely possible via networking, and it's not as hard as you'd initially think. The streams aren't hard to intercept depending on how it's set up. The problem in-lies that the information is encrypted, usually via a method contracted by the bank (or just a bolstered established method such as triple encrypted 256-bit AES as a general standard).
It'd be an absolute bitch to do, but it's certainly possible.
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Is that what he's doing in AEW? If he's still there? It's been a while since i've seen anything wrestling.. Also, how is this gaming related?
Is that what he's doing in AEW? If he's still there? It's been a while since i've seen anything wrestling.. Also, how is this gaming related?![]()