data destroyed by 1 yo? A new threat model unlocked 😅

this is a golden opportunity for this father to sign an agreement from this 1yo hacker that reads: "they are going to be extra nice to their father in future when aged between 12 to 19" lmao

https://xcancel.com/1v100000/status/2028319935626371137

@nixCraft Correct link is https://xcancel.com/1v100000/status/2028319935626371137 (yours goes to a bad site as the el was inverted)
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look what my 1yo was able to figure out. 32 TB gone.

Nitter
@rbairwell oh my. fixed it. thanks for the heads up!
@nixCraft never underestimate the ability to push buttons!

@knowprose no wonder bigtech wants to get ridbof em. /s

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Did the default for each button press get to that?

In two seconds My 6yo son kicked off a drive format for one of the work PCs. It was at Amdahl in the 80s. It had a DOS menu system that pressing enter for every prompt led to the fateful result.

@nixCraft This is why you put your server or rack should have locked doors. To keep kids out!

@nixCraft joke's on the manufacturer for putting data destructive actions in the front panel, rather than pure monitoring and little more, or at least lock them behind a PIN with timeout.

"But toddlers are not supposed to enter a data room!"

Disgruntled employees exist.

Even more in AI layoff era.

@nixCraft also partially on the father for not putting equipment behind a locked door.
@nixCraft I feel for the author, though my brain instantly goes to 'Oh Dexter ... what does this button do? ' 🤣

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Since when is “user pounding keys like a toddler” a new threat model?

I hate those server-covers right up to the moment a grandkid visits, then I love ‘em.

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@nixCraft the concept of molly-guard remains as relevant as ever!
@nixCraft on the bright side of things, that was some free pen testing