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Re:VNC Roulette by onion2k on Sunday March 27, 2016 @02:56AM (#11369178)
Sure, but when Target, LinkedIn, et. al. are hacked, why don't people blame them for poor security practices?

Security is hard. Blaming the victim of a hack is pointless because usually you have no idea whether they did something wrong or if they were the target of a particularly clever attacker.

Re:VNC Roulette by hobs on Sunday March 27, 2016 @08:49AM (#11369795)
Maybe when the victim isnt a billionaire organization that is true.

In the case of these large corps being hacked, they are 100% responsible, and most of them we do know how they got hacked; its usually through very humdrum (if organized) means.

Re:VNC Roulette by Karunamon on Sunday March 27, 2016 @01:48PM (#11370758)
100% responsible? The hackers that hacked them have no blame whatsoever?
Re:VNC Roulette by colejohnson66 on Sunday March 27, 2016 @04:46PM (#11371489)
Sure, but when you find plain text passwords or unencrypted credit card info (two of the basics of starting ANY business), victim blaming seems warranted.
Re:VNC Roulette by Swannie on Tuesday March 29, 2016 @12:42AM (#11379525)
I just ran across credit card information that appears to come from someone running a facebook scam :-(