Subj : hackers targeting hospitals
To : Phil Taylor
From : August Abolins
Date : Tue Feb 09 2021 11:01 pm
Hello Phil Taylor!
** On Tuesday 09.02.21 - 21:18, Phil Taylor wrote to August Abolins:
PT> On Thu 7-May-2020 21:04 , August Abolins@2:221/1.58 said to Mike Powell:
AA>>>> Eg. People at work don't need to access Facebook or
AA>>>> expose company computers to malicious site
PT> One reason why I do not use social sites because they seem
PT> to be getting hacked. Take a look this
https://www.bbc.com/
PT> news/technology-51424352#:~: text=Facebook%27s%20social%20m
PT> Twiter got hacked.
Wow.. That's just a few days ago. Interesting.
There is a place called ogusers.com that seems to be dedicated
on selling hacked Twitter accounts - or something like that -
and ironically, that site has been hacked too!
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/12/account-hijacking-site-
ogusers-hacked-again/
PT> To bad they do not have a methode to check the site to see
PT> if it's a security risk and block it before the user
PT> connects to it. Where I work they have security software
PT> that does it.
It's laziness. The hacked offices were medical facilities where
people's private info is used. They should have blocked all
IP's except the ones they need to connect with their own network
- that would be an inexpensive no-brainer start. There are
several simple (and free) ways to do that - no high paid
resources required. Employees of such a facility don't need to
visit Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc.
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