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I warn you - this will physically hurt to read:
> How did the experts succeed in their intrusion? Mainly by the weakness of certain passwords that Anssi politely describes as “trivial”: type “LOUVRE” to access a server managing the video surveillance of the museum, or “THALES” to access one of the software published by... Thales.
@Edent THALES are an astoundingly incompetent company, in general. They should never get contracts, full stop.
Oh no, it's glorious. At a time when cybersecurity is being treated as a collapsing bubble, we get these joyful little reminders.
sur-PRISE! The IT peeps they put in charge of their security? Not really so good at it.
@Edent Hackers (1995)-ass security policy
@Edent If a telco PBX is made by Siemens, try the password "siemens".
@Edent *rant about certain English speaking government requiring 30 characters long passwords which one has to remember*
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