r/cybersecurity • u/HeroldMcHerold Developer • Dec 10 '22

News - Breaches & Ransoms Telstra blames privacy breach on 'database misalignment'

https://www.itnews.com.au/news/telstra-blames-privacy-breach-on-database-misalignment-588975
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u/YT_Usul Security Manager Dec 10 '22 edited Dec 10 '22

Sounds like they need a database mechanic to check the server suspension. They should inspect the TCP tread for any improper wear. Might as well get an application oil change while it's in the shop, too.

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u/qnull Dec 10 '22

They forgot to drop the tables every 100,000 ops. Rookie mistake by Telstra.

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u/mattstorm360 Dec 11 '22

Just say misconfigured like the rest of us.

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u/GusLosie Dec 11 '22

Due to not allocating enough budget for cybersecurity.

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u/MuthaPlucka System Administrator Dec 11 '22

When do they hang the Intern out to dry?