I... this hits close to home.
I made a mistake in college. A big one. But a kindly professor took a shine to me and helped me survive some bad outcomes. I've since done much mentoring various communities. I turned out pretty OK, I think.
Given most of the kids I work with now are in the 'hackerspace', just how do I help them see the difference between good whitehat/blackhat. They're not going to learn if they don't poke.
Those creds should have been removed immediately. The accounts should have been locked down. All of this is a case study in what NOT to do for account/network security. Yet the kid makes the front page.
I'm thinking of the next project where we tear apart an old camera... and what to do.
edit: (And this may not be the right forum. I'm hoping more from a security professional point, but then we'd get "don't do that ever" and never find any problems...)
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