Yaarr why why why are you blaming govt?? Yes I'm also shocked but, this can be happen with any of the country whether it's America or Pakistan. There are numerous of hackers and numerous of expert who are sitting over there to solve the issue. And, what's the proof it's Chinese hacker? Just bcoz it's written in Chinese it's become Chinese Hacker? It might possible it's our own deshdrohi (traitor)?
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As long as internet is available, hacking will also live along with it. DOT.
NASA have been hacked, Pentagon have been hacked, White House, KGB, Citibank, Google, Microsoft, and many more powerful establishments have been victimized by hacking. Haven't you heard of jailbreaking (the most secured) iphones.
But, only difference being, when NASA or KGB is hacked, people in that country would be angry on the hacker. But in India, we will be angry on the government. It just shows the lack of knowledge in technology.
Let's not speak derogatory words against our country which is like spitting on ourselves.
NASA have been hacked, Pentagon have been hacked, White House, KGB, Citibank, Google, Microsoft, and many more powerful establishments have been victimized by hacking. Haven't you heard of jailbreaking (the most secured) iphones.
But, only difference being, when NASA or KGB is hacked, people in that country would be angry on the hacker. But in India, we will be angry on the government. It just shows the lack of knowledge in technology.
Let's not speak derogatory words against our country which is like spitting on ourselves.
And DOT has just got an arm in their hand.
1.5 billion sensitive files exposed by misconfigured servers, storage and cloud services | ZDNet
Vast amounts of sensitive data including credit card details, medical information, and patents are still easily found online.
While data has been left exposed by organisations in almost all countries around the world, it's the US that is the country most affected by the problem, with 239,607,590 files exposed, accounting for 16 percent of the total.
However, when combined into one entity, the countries of the European Union were found to have exposed the most data, with 537,720,919 files available publically online -- accounting for 37 percent of the total data.
1.5bn sensitive files are exposed on the internet, security researchers say
1.5 billion sensitive files exposed by misconfigured servers, storage and cloud services | ZDNet
Vast amounts of sensitive data including credit card details, medical information, and patents are still easily found online.
While data has been left exposed by organisations in almost all countries around the world, it's the US that is the country most affected by the problem, with 239,607,590 files exposed, accounting for 16 percent of the total.
However, when combined into one entity, the countries of the European Union were found to have exposed the most data, with 537,720,919 files available publically online -- accounting for 37 percent of the total data.
1.5bn sensitive files are exposed on the internet, security researchers say
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