02-16-2016, 12:23 PM
Dunno- hospitals might be "the man." After all they were charged with keeping their patients' private info secure and they seem to have failed miserably.
Maybe.
It's certainly a failure, no denying.
I wonder- is it because they didn't take HIPPA or security seriously, or because the low-life hackers were that much better.
"...likely meaning a hospital staffer clicked a malicious link or attachment that ultimately spread the malware throughout the network."
Even if that's exactly what happened, I don't see how it makes them "the Man", not because of the actions of one careless employee.
Now, if their admin password was 1234, Password, or Hooray, then maybe so.
Maybe.
It's certainly a failure, no denying.
I wonder- is it because they didn't take HIPPA or security seriously, or because the low-life hackers were that much better.
"...likely meaning a hospital staffer clicked a malicious link or attachment that ultimately spread the malware throughout the network."
Even if that's exactly what happened, I don't see how it makes them "the Man", not because of the actions of one careless employee.
Now, if their admin password was 1234, Password, or Hooray, then maybe so.