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| Subject: | Re: [Full-disclosure] What is wrong with schools these days? |
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| Date: | Mon, 24 Apr 2006 16:50:46 -0400 |
CrYpTiC MauleR wrote:
Where do you think all these Bot-nets are coming from? They can't all be businesses. Some of the biggest bot-nets out there are made of schools. There mentality is to share information. They don't like to keep info private. Until that mentality changes, you will have this issue. And it won't change until there is a massive breach of their lack of security and there is a big lawsuit against the schools.Already 2 school breaches on the news this week and my school will soon be added to the ever growing list, is this a trend? I mean how hard is it to protect some data. Allocate all the sensitive data on a select few servers and harden the hell out of them. Do these schools have info scattered around on various servers and sites and don't know what is where? I mean Jesus Christ just this week 477,000 personal records have been possibly breached. Does anyone know of any federal law being made or in discussion to prevent these from being an everyday thing and enforcing policies like California has?
University after university is being hit, wait until elementary, middle and high schools become attacked since so many are moving towards putting and doing everything from grades, enrollment and attendance through a computer network. Its a disaster waiting to happen. I really wish there was better laws enforcing that these areas are better protected.
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