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A reasonably sophisticated attacker could arrange for the entire team to get SIM-swapped and suspended from Facebook when they launch an attack. If only there w
by gnu8 4y ago
A reasonably sophisticated attacker could arrange for the entire team to get SIM-swapped and suspended from Facebook when they launch an attack. If only there were some way to have a central rallying point for everyone to meet at. Perhaps some sort of a structure, with the company's name on it, and it would have places to sit inside, with computers connected to the company's infrastructure to use.
- CPLX 4y agoWho controls the database of RFID cards allowed to open the doors?
- bombcar 4y agoUsually the datacenter was manned (sometimes by guys with guns) and they had various mechanisms for ID verifications. And they had an entirely separate IT setup that wasn’t related to yours.
- wumpus 4y agoMy not super-secure datacenter requires either a palm-print plus RFID card, or showing ID to a human.
- bombcar 4y agoIn the old days you’d have physical restrictions on access to the datacenter - in a major breach you’d get there physically and shut it down and disconnect it. With everything cloud now, how do you recover your cloud account of the master got compromised?
- fjfbsufhdvfy 4y agoThat's the fun part, you don't!
- zmgsabst 4y agoFor someone Uber’s size, you call your AWS rep and co-ordinate with AWS security.
- Griffinsauce 4y agoHow do they verify your identity?
- mrsalt 4y agoCould the CTO or some other employee go to Amazon's office to do something like this? I genuinely wonder.