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The CrowdStrike debacle may have accidentally provided cybercriminals and countries like China a more detailed road map to disrupt US critical infrastructure (David E. Sanger/New York Times)(www.techmeme.com)

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David E. Sanger / New York Times: The CrowdStrike debacle may have accidentally provided cybercriminals and countries like China a more detailed road map to disrupt US critical infrastructure  —  With each cascade of digital disaster, new vulnerabilities emerge.  The latest chaos wasn’t caused by an adversary …

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Optional@lemmy.world
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If it’s specifically allowed, yes. Windows is swiss cheese with tons of contaminants in.

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Blaster M@lemmy.world
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Any remote monitoring software is a swiss cheese opening into your system.

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Not necessarily. Proper permissions and lack of system bugs are ok to monitor, it doesn’t mean the system is less secure.

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