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by jongjong
6 days ago
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Yep, about 10 years ago, the security of most major systems was relatively robust; I could not have hacked them. The people who worked there knew much more than I did and they didn't leave many gaps. Now I could hack essentially any system I want. At least DoS or crash them for sure, with minimal computing on my end. They're much more complex than they used to be. Security-through-obscurity used to be a no-no and sometime in the last 10 years it became the main security paradigm. |
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