>The Government of Nova Scotia, which uses MOVEit to share files across departments, also confirmed it was affected, and said in a statement that some citizens’ personal information may have been compromised. However, in a message on its leak site, Clop said, “if you are a government, city or police service… we erased all your data.”
@lewdthewides Yeah... with #sftp servers supporting #LDAP + #Kerberos and #Wormhole existing, I just can't find myself being particularly sympathetic to them.
There was absolutely no reason to use some #proprietary service for it.
How in the hell do you still have #SQLInjection vulnerable frontends in this day and age in government-used systems? Has no one heard of #PreparedQueries and #StoredProcedures? What, did they hire some intern with no supervision for writing a high-liability system?
@animeirl@lewdthewides I mean, I know. I'm just disgusted that they're not being sued out of existence for negligence at a sufficient rate to get rid of them all.
the main companies should be sued. Million (or billion) dollar companies can afford to higher engineers instead of a random indian or eastern european contracting firm that shares office space with a scam call center
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