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Re:I discovered thousands of open databases on AWS by hutzlibu on Tuesday March 15, 2022 @06:39AM (#30683729)
"I suppose it's kind of liberating to know that you can be dumb enough to fling patient data into an unprotected cloud server and still get a job in IT. The bar is really set that low."

On the other hand, I would argue that there are way too many footguns hidden everywhere, like the default binding of docker mentioned here. So yes, a highly skilled IT security professional knows them all, but they are rare. And I think it should be possible to set things up securely in a straight forward way, for people with their speciality in other areas, of which there are plenty.

Re:I discovered thousands of open databases on AWS by willcipriano on Tuesday March 15, 2022 @08:09AM (#30684323)
I don't know how you idiot proof a Turing complete language, but I don't imagine it would be much of a pleasure to use for non-idiots.

If networking 101 is a foot gun to you, I don't think you know enough to be responsible for anything important. I don't think there is a software fix for that lack of knowledge.

Re:I discovered thousands of open databases on AWS by c0balt on Tuesday March 15, 2022 @08:39AM (#30684514)
Isn't the first point a goal of most "no-code" solutions? Sure, you can most likely still infinite loop but it is a far easier to not screw up compared to "normal" programming.