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22 days agoI think teaching nontechnical employees that its okay to enter an IP address they don’t know, given to them by a remote person and bypassing security prompts would qualify as “wrong”.


I think teaching nontechnical employees that its okay to enter an IP address they don’t know, given to them by a remote person and bypassing security prompts would qualify as “wrong”.


Yes. An average employee doesn’t know the difference between public and private IP’s


They should implement this where the onus is on parents to prevent kids from accessing the sites.
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