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Re:TSMC Faces $70M Ransom Demand Following LockBit Cyberattack by yellow_lead on Friday June 30, 2023 @10:24AM (#36535476)
Yeah, but that info isn't in this dump.

Most of it probably isn't even on paper but in the minds of their top employees.

Re:TSMC Faces $70M Ransom Demand Following LockBit Cyberattack by silviot on Friday June 30, 2023 @10:45AM (#36535814)
If that's true those employees could be kidnapped for a high ransom...
Re:TSMC Faces $70M Ransom Demand Following LockBit Cyberattack by bluGill on Friday June 30, 2023 @11:07AM (#36536226)
You would need most of the people. One high level person is meaningless. Sure you can say "Dave" knows everything, but any smart company knows Dave could retire, or die at anytime and so the important stuff he knows is spread among a bunch of other people. Often it is also written down, just not in an easy format.
Re:TSMC Faces $70M Ransom Demand Following LockBit Cyberattack by bigmattystyles on Friday June 30, 2023 @10:59AM (#36536053)
Institutional knowledge is more akin to the ship of Theseus. Good companies know this, after all, even super knowledgeable employees sometimes look the wrong way when crossing the street.
Re:TSMC Faces $70M Ransom Demand Following LockBit Cyberattack by marcosdumay on Friday June 30, 2023 @02:07PM (#36539537)
That's a much higher bar than hacking into some computers. And also, as people pointed, unless you are wholesale kidnapping enough people to fill a prison, it doesn't work like that.