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by tetha
33 days ago
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But in a perfect world, the question would be: Is it reasonable to expect an outage by sending a few single TCP packet to a system? Or, were you flooding the system unreasonably? It is a huge security risk to treat systems as ancient eggshells you must not touch ever. A certain amount of touching has to be reasonable, because that is what foreign actors will do if they need to cause trouble. Apparently you could cause this company major operational harm with a pi zero. Why is that protected by professional ruin and jail time? |
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Thats kind of the rub isn't it? If I'm authorized to do the scan its reasonable. If I'm unauthorized nothing I do is reasonable.
It' similar to drivers licenses. If you get in an accident that wasn't your fault, but your license was invalid, its still your fault legally because you weren't meant to be on the road at all.