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"It felt really, really overwhelming," says Minneapolis parent Rachael Flanery. She thinks it's unrealistic to believe parents have the time or capacity to do everything the school district suggested.
So in the end Flanery, who has two young children in the school system, says she did nothing.
So in the end Flanery, who has two young children in the school system, says she did nothing.
Org staff get super-demoralized by successful incidents.
“When you’re dealing with an incident and you’re still knee-deep in the response four days in, you’ve identified, ‘oh, shoot, our dumpster is on fire!’ but you haven’t even figured out what materials necessarily are in the dumpster as it’s burning — and you’ve got to start reporting,” said Wharton “Knowing that as stuff ebbs and flows, public companies are going to have to update [those disclosures].”
Credential stuffing did 23andMe in. Unclear what their password requirements were. No MFA.
Many victims were never credential-stuffed.
Many victims were never credential-stuffed.
Probably ransomware. They got it before it spread, though.