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5 Comments on FAA Hacked—Kaspersky Hacked—Kaiser Hacked—Anything not Hacked?
Are you really surprised?As far as the Government, what would they know? Do you ever think the government is just out to lunch permanently? I do. I worked for the FEDS at one time. It was a major eye opener. Now they want to double the size of government on our tax dollar to really fix things!
This is downright scary, but not new. The Pentagon and White House have been hacked.
All the stories could make a person paranoid if you let them. In my humble opinion, it is best to use a little common sense and think before putting sensitive info on the web. The web is a fact of life now. While the risk you point out is real and any site can be hacked, realsonable caution makes for an acceptable risk.
Stephen- Well this isnt about what you put on the web its what other agencies and companies have on the web and they have every single detail about your life stored on computers somewhere and somewhere right now someone is reading that information.
Jim- Kaspersky is not a government agency its a private company. The point is that any company or thing can and will be hacked. Our information should probably not be there but they have to share it somehow. And yes more government intervention could help if done correctly. We need to spend more money on security there is no question about it. If we can spend $2 Billion on a single plane we can afford a few million for security.
Do these hacker geeks have nothing better to do?