Two weeks have passed
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2025 7:11 am
- I understand. Guys, how are you doing with chemistry?
- Unfortunately, there is no way. I am a specialist in computer network administration.
- And you, Martha?
— I can’t say that I’m a great specialist, but I think I can handle the role of assistant manager.
- Excellent. Tomorrow you are going to this pharmaceutical company. Only the head of security will know about your true role. Your task is to try to get information about a new drug. It is currently undergoing testing before being introduced into production. The deadline is a month.
— The task is clear, may I begin?
- Yes! You will be provided with all possible documentation. You work in office 1109. Please note, taking out documentation and talking about the case with anyone other than me and Johann is prohibited!
- Chief, we are ready for the report.
- Who will start first? You, Klaus?
- Yes. My news will be mostly good. Technically, the information protection is built correctly. It is practically impossible to take information out of the laboratory. There is no Internet access from the egypt mobile database computers, moreover, the laboratory network is separated from the enterprise network. So everything seems to be fine here, except for what Marta is about to tell you about.
— It's not all that easy and beautiful for me. I managed to get out of there not only reports on the new medicine (formula and research results), but also a description of the technological process map. Here are the printouts.
- Wait, but it’s forbidden to print all this there!
— It turned out to be very simple. I managed to take a photo of this information from the screen with my smartphone. And I took it out calmly. And I printed it out here. How exactly I took the photo is another question. In short, something needs to be done about this.
- Well done! After you defend your master's degree, I'll be waiting for you both in Rita's department. That's where you belong!
Recently, large Russian banks began to prohibit employees from taking pictures of computer monitor screens on their phones - to prevent unauthorized access to customer information. But have you ever thought about the fact that information can be easily stolen by simply taking a picture of the screen? Really?
- Unfortunately, there is no way. I am a specialist in computer network administration.
- And you, Martha?
— I can’t say that I’m a great specialist, but I think I can handle the role of assistant manager.
- Excellent. Tomorrow you are going to this pharmaceutical company. Only the head of security will know about your true role. Your task is to try to get information about a new drug. It is currently undergoing testing before being introduced into production. The deadline is a month.
— The task is clear, may I begin?
- Yes! You will be provided with all possible documentation. You work in office 1109. Please note, taking out documentation and talking about the case with anyone other than me and Johann is prohibited!
- Chief, we are ready for the report.
- Who will start first? You, Klaus?
- Yes. My news will be mostly good. Technically, the information protection is built correctly. It is practically impossible to take information out of the laboratory. There is no Internet access from the egypt mobile database computers, moreover, the laboratory network is separated from the enterprise network. So everything seems to be fine here, except for what Marta is about to tell you about.
— It's not all that easy and beautiful for me. I managed to get out of there not only reports on the new medicine (formula and research results), but also a description of the technological process map. Here are the printouts.
- Wait, but it’s forbidden to print all this there!
— It turned out to be very simple. I managed to take a photo of this information from the screen with my smartphone. And I took it out calmly. And I printed it out here. How exactly I took the photo is another question. In short, something needs to be done about this.
- Well done! After you defend your master's degree, I'll be waiting for you both in Rita's department. That's where you belong!
Recently, large Russian banks began to prohibit employees from taking pictures of computer monitor screens on their phones - to prevent unauthorized access to customer information. But have you ever thought about the fact that information can be easily stolen by simply taking a picture of the screen? Really?