Drew Garabo Listening Thread - October 2012

[Chob]

You play Air Supply, that's a free ass kicking.

[milkman]

What really boggles my mind..and many others in the networking field, is why in the fuck are critical systems even accessible via the internet? There is only one plausible reason-convenience. Convenience for people to be able to remotely work on such systems. Which is fuckin ridiculous.

[SJ]

what about hall and oats?

[Chob]

What really boggles my mind..and many others in the networking field, is why in the fuck are critical systems even accessible via the internet? There is only one plausible reason-convenience. Convenience for people to be able to remotely work on such systems. Which is fuckin ridiculous.

Yeah, what he said.

[SJ]

What really boggles my mind..and many others in the networking field, is why in the fuck are critical systems even accessible via the internet? There is only one plausible reason-convenience. Convenience for people to be able to remotely work on such systems. Which is fuckin ridiculous.

agreed. They aren't supposed to be accessible but they always find an idiot that hooked up something to something else they shouldn't have hooked up.

Did you know that one of the major power companies did a test on their security right before that huge blackout a few years back?

[SJ]

my son is a master lyricist

[nexusvideo]

agreed. They aren't supposed to be accessible but they always find an idiot that hooked up something to something else they shouldn't have hooked up.

Did you know that one of the major power companies did a test on their security right before that huge blackout a few years back?

I remember Hilary Clinton blamed Canada for that outage.
She didn't apologize when proven wrong

[SJ]

house of Bane!

[Chob]

I accidentally clicked the wrong thread just as the song was starting and this synched up nicely.

[SJ]

hey wtf I haven't posted that gif yet

thief!

[SJ]

I made that after you kids went to bed

[Chob]

hey wtf I haven't posted that gif yet

thief!

Yes you did.

[milkman]

agreed. They aren't supposed to be accessible but they always find an idiot that hooked up something to something else they shouldn't have hooked up.

Did you know that one of the major power companies did a test on their security right before that huge blackout a few years back?

Yeah, but that wasn't a hack, it was a systems malfunction at a switching station.

But I have worked where classified networks are. We had to physically separate cabling at least 3 feet apart, could not cross secure/non-secure cabling at 90 degrees, other shit. Yet you'd find some fuckin idiot that wanted to take shortcuts, so he dual connected a PC to both networks. Bam. instant intrusion.

people are the cause of 99% or breeches...not systems!

[SJ]

no I didn't

where?

[Chob]

no I didn't

where?

50 Shades of Slack.