So ..
- should I be depressed at how shoddy our infrastructure is
- elated that despite the low hanging fruit of these vulnerabilities, they aren't exploited nearly as often or as devastatingly as they could be
- should I be depressed at how shoddy our infrastructure is
- elated that despite the low hanging fruit of these vulnerabilities, they aren't exploited nearly as often or as devastatingly as they could be
alternatively you can phish a credit card without leaving your house and get a way better return for lower exposure
The gas is already paid for by the gas stations at X price. Arbitrarily lowering it to $0.01/gal does not do anything but hurt the local gas station owner or piss off minimum wage worker(s) dealing with the fallout.
You could set up payments via anonymous cryptocurrency.
From article: “At the time of the study, Kaspersky said around 29% of gas stations in India, and 27% in the US were connected to the Internet.”.
That had the potential for a lot more than $1000 before getting fixed, although you would want your opsec to be pretty good.
Gas and dash isn’t a new idea.