Privacy-lek Opgelicht?! is in same

Privacy-lek



 Opgelicht?! is in samenwerking met alle internetproviders duizenden Nederlanders aan het waarschuwen voor een omvangrijk privacy-lek in hun thuis- of bedrijfsnetwerk. Lijsten met wachtwoorden, kopieën van paspoorten, familiefoto's, gevoelige bedrijfsinformatie, complete back-ups en financiële boekhoudingen liggen op straat. 'Identiteitsfraude is nog nooit zo makkelijk geweest,' stellen de makers. Ziggo, KPN, XS4ALL, Online.nl, Tele2, Vodafone, Zeelandnet, Solcon hebben op verzoek van Opgelicht?! de afgelopen dagen duizenden klanten benaderd. Met deze actie proberen ze deze mensen ertoe te bewegen dit privacy-lek te dichten. Van deze burgers - maar ook vele Nederlandse bedrijven en instanties - staat de meest privacy gevoelige informatie open en bloot op internet. Opgelicht?! vond ook gevoelige informatie van advocaten, gemeenten, multinationals en zelfs beveiligingsbedrijven. Opgelicht?! deed de afgelopen maanden met diverse security-experts onderzoek naar wat er allemaal open staat. En komt tot schokkende conclusies. De kern van het probleem zit hem in zogeheten externe netwerkschijven. Voor veel mensen is dit een digitale kluis waar al hun privacy gevoelige informatie staat opgeslagen. Sommige netwerkschijven maken automatisch en anoniem verbinding met het internet en veel routers sturen zonder beperking alles via een zogenaamde FTP-server door. De bestanden op deze harde schijven staan onbeveiligd open en zijn soms helemaal niet te beveiligen. Heel gericht kunnen kwaadwillenden op het internet scannen op zoektermen als 'paspoort' en 'wachtwoorden'. Hiermee krijg je met een paar muisklikken anoniem toegang tot kwetsbare externe netwerkschijven. Het is kinderspel om met enkele muisklikken alles te downloaden. Tegelijk is het ook mogelijk om compromitterende bestanden toe te voegen. Met deze externe netwerkschijven en bepaalde instellingen hebben heel veel mensen onbewust een Trojaans paard in huis staan. Het privacy-lek bestaat al jaren, en volgens beveiligingsexperts is het vooral schokkend dat er niets aan is gedaan. Wereldwijd staan er nu naar schatting 25 miljard apparaten in verbinding met internet. Het worden er alsmaar meer. De veiligheid van netwerkapparaten is een actuele discussie. Fabrikanten willen het vooral voor consumenten makkelijk maken, aan de veiligheid is niet altijd gedacht. Opgelicht?! besteedt uitgebreid aandacht aan dit privacy-lek.

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Privacy leak ripped off?! in cooperation with all internet providers thousands of Dutchmen to warning for a comprehensive privacy-security flaw in their home or business network. Lists of passwords, copies of passports, family photos, sensitive company information, complete backups and financial accounts are on the street. ' Identity theft has never been easier, ' inform the authors. Ziggo, KPN, XS4ALL, Online.net, Tele2, Vodafone, self employed, at the request of Superior have ripped off?! the past few days thousands of customers approached. With this action, they try to persuade these people to close this privacy leak. Of these citizens-but also many Dutch companies and agencies-State most privacy sensitive information exposed on the internet. Ripped off?! also found sensitive information from lawyers, municipalities, multinationals and even security companies. Ripped off?! over the past few months with various security experts did research on what is open. And comes to shocking conclusions. The core of the problem lies in so-called remote network drives. For many people this is a digital safe where all their privacy sensitive information is stored. Some network drives automatically create and connect to the internet anonymously and without limitation many routers send everything via a so-called FTP server by. The files on this hard drives are unsecured open and are sometimes not at all secure. Malicious users on the internet can scan for very specific search terms like ' passport ' and ' passwords '. This will with a few mouse clicks anonymous access to vulnerable remote network drives. It is very simple to download everything in a few clicks. At the same time, it is also possible to compromising files to add. With this external network drives and certain institutions have very many people unconsciously a Trojan horse in the House. The privacy leak has been around for years, and according to security experts, it is especially shocking that nothing has been done. Worldwide, there are now an estimated 25 billion devices in connection to the internet. There are more and more. The security of network devices is a current discussion. Manufacturers want it mainly for consumers to easily make, security is not always thought. Ripped off?! devotes extensive attention to this privacy leak.

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Privacy leak  Opgelicht ?! in collaboration with all the thousands of Dutch internet providers to warn of a major privacy - leak in their home - or office. Password lists, copies of passports, family photos, sensitive business, complete back - ups and financial accounts are on the street. "Identity fraud has never been so easy," set makers. Ziggo, KPN, XS4ALL, Online.nl, Tele2, Vodafone, Zeelandnet, Solcon have at the request of Opgelicht ?! the past few days thousands of customers approached. With this action they try to persuade these people that privacy - to seal leak. Of these citizens - but also many Dutch companies and organizations - is the most sensitive information openly on the internet. Ripped off ?! also found sensitive information from lawyers, municipalities, multinational companies and even security companies. Ripped off ?! recent months did with various security - expert research into what is open. And comes to shocking conclusions. The core of the problem lies in so-called remote network drives. For many people this is a digital vault where all their sensitive information is stored. Some network drives automatically and anonymously connect to the Internet and many routers send without limitation all via a so-called FTP - server. The files on the hard drives are unsecured open and sometimes not secure at all. Very focused scan attackers on the Internet on terms like 'passport' and 'password'. It gives you anonymous access to vulnerable remote network drives with a few mouse clicks. It's a breeze with a few clicks to download everything. At the same time it is also possible to add compromising files. This external network drives and some institutions have a lot of people are unknowingly a Trojan horse in the house. The privacy - leak existed for years, and according to security experts, it is particularly shocking that nothing is done. Worldwide there are now an estimated 25 billion devices connected to the Internet. It is there more and more. The security of network devices is a current debate. Manufacturers want to make it particularly easy for consumers to security is not always imagined. Ripped off ?! devotes considerable attention to this privacy leak.

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Privacy leak



 Ripped Off?! In cooperation with all internet service providers thousands of The Dutch at the warn of a comprehensive privacy leak in their home or office network. Lists of passwords, copies of passports, family portraits, sensitive business information, complete backups and financial accounts are on the street. 'Identity Theft has never been easier,' The creators. Ziggo, KPN, XS4ALL, Online.nl, Tele2, Vodafone, Zeelandnet, Solcon have at the request of ripped off?! The last few days thousands of customers. With this action they will try to persuade these people this privacy leak to seal. Of these citizens - but also many Dutch companies and authorities - the most privacy sensitive information open and exposed on the internet.Ripped Off?! Also found sensitive information of lawyers, municipalities, multinationals and even security organizations. Ripped Off?! Did the last months with various security experts research to what all is open. And it comes to shocking conclusions. The core of the problem lies in so-called external networked disks.For many people, this is a digital safe where all their privacy sensitive information is stored. Some networked disks automatically make and anonymous connection to the internet, and many routers send everything without restriction through a so-called FTP server. The files on the hard drives are unsecured open and are sometimes impossible to secure.Very targeted predators can scan on the internet with search terms as 'passport' and 'Password'. With a few mouse clicks you anonymous access to vulnerable external networked disks. It is easier to get with a few mouse clicks to download. It is also possible to simultaneously meted out by to add files.With this external networked disks and some settings have many people unknowingly a Trojan horse in the house. The privacy-leak has been with us for many years, and, according to security experts, the particularly shocking that there is nothing that is done. Worldwide there are now an estimated 25 billion devices in connection to the internet. The be more and more.The security of network devices is a topical debate. Manufacturers want to make it easy for consumers to safety is not always thought. Ripped Off?! Spends extensive attention to this privacy-leak.