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Berlin's biggest ever hack: How one employee let criminals steal 6 terabyte of data | DW News

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@QuickThree-ih7tm
Sounds like some dumb boomer did it.
@Lord_Legolas_Greenleaf
@<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keD6przLGBE&amp;t=41">0:41</a> OMG!!! Do &#39;they&#39; not have any type of &quot;IT Use training?!?&quot; Isn&#39;t seeking the help from other countries an option?!? @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keD6przLGBE&amp;t=601">10:01</a> What cities? What should the &#39;federal government&#39; do to assist all cities/municipalities in protection of all citizen data?!? Is the current question.
@SqrPeg-m8n
@@SqrPeg-m8n1 month ago
Insane! Have you seen the price of hard disks nowadays?
@ss100-z4z
@@ss100-z4z1 month ago
Both 🤦‍♀️😂
@VacuumFluctuation
Very simple solution to such kind of problem is traning the manpower in basic cyber hygiene.
@theancientsancients1769
Ai can help prevent that
@JeffBilkins
@@JeffBilkins1 month ago
In the Netherlands we had the massive Odido hack which was classic social engineering where someone talked an employee into exposing credentials and two-factor code.
@manjushagongale
Either the hackers must have got paid well or the Security team is not getting paid enough.
@dwnews
@@dwnews1 month ago
Let us know: Was Berlin right not to pay, or did officials put people&#39;s data at risk?