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A password for the Hawaii emergency agency was hiding in a public photo

62 点作者 leonagano超过 7 年前

7 条评论

gwbas1c超过 7 年前
I used to put fake passwords on stickies on my monitor just to see if anyone would notice.<p>No one did.
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Kikawala超过 7 年前
The password was promptly changed to &quot;Warningpoint3&quot;
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excalibur超过 7 年前
&gt; these computers are likely different from the system that sent the false missile alert<p>I can&#x27;t speak to the particular console it was sent from, but I would place a modest wager that it&#x27;s in that same room.
everdev超过 7 年前
At least it has letters and numbers ;)
gist超过 7 年前
This hasn&#x27;t been authenticated as being real. All we know is that there is an AP image and there is a post it note saying something on the monitor. We don&#x27;t even know if the enhancement or anything else about it is real.
mc32超过 7 年前
Ok, if the system is an isolated system, not accessible via the open internet, but perh via VPN, is the sticker a big issue, if they have decent physical security (i.e. cleaning crew cannot get in there).
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throwacide超过 7 年前
“Pencil” Reference to wargames of course. Passwords are fundamentally broken. Don’t blame the post it note nor the person making it. Blame the concept of passwords.
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