so I work in security, if we get a false positive on a rule by your logic the rule doesn't work,
Posts by Cook942
14 publicly visible posts • joined 17 Apr 2015
Court filing: DOGE aide broke Treasury policy by emailing unencrypted database
Eight things that should not have happened last year, but did
Cybercrooks strut away with haute couture Harvey Nichols data
Google gamed into advertising a malicious version of Authenticator
Their laziness finally bit them in the ass
I work for a fairly large retailer and every few weeks we report another fake ad for our website being hosted at the top of googles search results. Incorrectly stating the address it is directing you to. It's been reported to them countless times but they would rather accept the ad revenue then deal with the occasional report than actually fix the incorrect website being displayed. I'm glad they have bit hit by an issue that I'm sure many other people and companies are hit by constantly
Cybercrooks book a stay in hotel email inboxes to trick staff into spilling credentials
Greater Manchester cops fined after victim interview vids lost in post
Don't panic, Florida Man, but a judge just said you have to give phone passcodes to the cops
Cybercrook spared jail after copping to FIFA video game mega-hack
Kremlin-linked hacker crew's tactics exposed
Crooks and kids (not scary spies paid by govt overlords) are behind most breaches
SpaceX’s anti-hacker tech powers UK launch of security startup
Cash register maker used same password – 166816 – non-stop since 1990

Damn, guess they finally worked out what i was doing
In another, forensics were left stumped by a carder's keylogger which had logged repeat keys (such as aaaaa ggggg bbbbb) entered on the PoS server. It was later revealed staff had used the machine to play Guitar Hero, Call of Duty, and download porn.