> they relied on so much detailed information about the environment being attacked
A disgruntled, previous employee may easily have access to such information, but nothing else because their credentials had been disabled.
A disgruntled, previous employee may easily have access to such information, but nothing else because their credentials had been disabled.
Or the time I found a client database was actually a flat file with usernames, emails and passwords in plain text.
Hertzbleed is out of a sci-fi movie. The stuff a lot of developers come across is not exploited sheerly out of professionalism.