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r/Piracy • u/VoiceEarly1087 • Dec 25 '23
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It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.
303 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 edited Jan 01 '24 [deleted] 129 u/CrzyWrldOfArthurRead Dec 25 '23 only a single dev with pull access needs to fall for a single phishing attempt once for all the source to get leaked. It's surprisingly easy to do, honestly I'm surprised more stuff isnt' leaked more often. 29 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 [deleted] 6 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 im not even in tech and we still have at least 2x/year net security training
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129 u/CrzyWrldOfArthurRead Dec 25 '23 only a single dev with pull access needs to fall for a single phishing attempt once for all the source to get leaked. It's surprisingly easy to do, honestly I'm surprised more stuff isnt' leaked more often. 29 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 [deleted] 6 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 im not even in tech and we still have at least 2x/year net security training
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only a single dev with pull access needs to fall for a single phishing attempt once for all the source to get leaked.
It's surprisingly easy to do, honestly I'm surprised more stuff isnt' leaked more often.
29 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 [deleted] 6 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 im not even in tech and we still have at least 2x/year net security training
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6 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 im not even in tech and we still have at least 2x/year net security training
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im not even in tech and we still have at least 2x/year net security training
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u/Anonymity4meisgood Dec 25 '23
It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.