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- Yes! Thanks for the idea, boss!
- Chief, you were right! A department employee, Ms. Jones, printed such a document with her boss's permission. However, she printed it twice, claiming that one of the copies was smudged and she burned it.
- Can anyone confirm this? Is there a destruction certificate?
- That's the point, no! Moreover, there is a complete mess here with the destruction of documents.
- Bring her here. I think we've found the one who took the documents.
A day later, Ms. Jones said she had taken the document out and handed it over to the editorial office. However, she never gave a reason for her action.
Former National Security Agency (NSA) employee Reality Winner has admitted to hiding confidential documents in her pantyhose to sneak them out of her office and hand them overLEDs Are Another Way to Steal Data from Air-Locked Computers
Sergey Stelmakh | 11/22/2017
IncreaseLEDs are all around us and pose a serious security risk because they are controlled by the processor.
LEDs are all around us and pose a serious jordan mobile database risk because they are controlled by the processor.
The ingenuity of hackers knows no bounds - in addition to physical methods of stealing information, such as installing keyloggers, sending infected emails or infecting updates of legal programs (or their updates), there are contactless methods, which are primarily aimed at so-called air-gapped systems. The latter have no connection to the outside world, they are usually not connected to the Internet or external networks.
The physical isolation mechanism may not be an "air gap" in the literal sense. For example, an air-gapped PC may connect to other machines via a special channel using separate cryptographic devices that tunnel traffic through insecure networks without revealing any changes in network traffic volume or packet size. It is believed that it is virtually impossible to communicate with computers on opposite sides of the air gap.
However, there are unconventional methods of hacking against unconventional methods of protection. Robin Harris from ZDNet classified them and, as it turns out, there are quite a few of them:
to journalists, CBS News reports.
Do you keep track of the copies that are printed? How regularly do you check what and who is printing? Do you draw up acts of document destruction? Think about it!
- Chief, you were right! A department employee, Ms. Jones, printed such a document with her boss's permission. However, she printed it twice, claiming that one of the copies was smudged and she burned it.
- Can anyone confirm this? Is there a destruction certificate?
- That's the point, no! Moreover, there is a complete mess here with the destruction of documents.
- Bring her here. I think we've found the one who took the documents.
A day later, Ms. Jones said she had taken the document out and handed it over to the editorial office. However, she never gave a reason for her action.
Former National Security Agency (NSA) employee Reality Winner has admitted to hiding confidential documents in her pantyhose to sneak them out of her office and hand them overLEDs Are Another Way to Steal Data from Air-Locked Computers
Sergey Stelmakh | 11/22/2017
IncreaseLEDs are all around us and pose a serious security risk because they are controlled by the processor.
LEDs are all around us and pose a serious jordan mobile database risk because they are controlled by the processor.
The ingenuity of hackers knows no bounds - in addition to physical methods of stealing information, such as installing keyloggers, sending infected emails or infecting updates of legal programs (or their updates), there are contactless methods, which are primarily aimed at so-called air-gapped systems. The latter have no connection to the outside world, they are usually not connected to the Internet or external networks.
The physical isolation mechanism may not be an "air gap" in the literal sense. For example, an air-gapped PC may connect to other machines via a special channel using separate cryptographic devices that tunnel traffic through insecure networks without revealing any changes in network traffic volume or packet size. It is believed that it is virtually impossible to communicate with computers on opposite sides of the air gap.
However, there are unconventional methods of hacking against unconventional methods of protection. Robin Harris from ZDNet classified them and, as it turns out, there are quite a few of them:
to journalists, CBS News reports.
Do you keep track of the copies that are printed? How regularly do you check what and who is printing? Do you draw up acts of document destruction? Think about it!