You told them to send us the flash

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Safety Tales: Airport Leak
Vladimir Bezmaly | 02/14/2019
- Johann, we have an emergency!

- What this time?

— We received a call from the editorial office of the well-known capital newspaper Day and were asked to comment on their article.

- What actually happened?

— A random passerby found a flash drive on the estonia mobile database and immediately went to open it in one of the nearest city libraries. It turned out to contain a lot of confidential data from the capital's airport, including the patrol schedule of the territory, routes and security measures for cabinet members and high-ranking foreign guests, as well as the emperor's travel plan.

- Wow!!! I hope he was smart enough not to spread the word?

- No, it wasn't enough. He sold this data to the editorial office of Day. But the editor-in-chief was smart enough to call us right away.

- Well done! drive? Without that, we can't comment on anything!

- Of course. I think they'll bring her any minute now.

Half an hour passed.

- Johann, here's the courier from the newspaper. He brought a flash drive.

- Mark, figure out what's going on here.

Another two hours passed.

- Johann, this is a reason to seriously punish the head of the airport security service, and simply fire the head of information security. Although I actually think that he should be jailed for sloppiness and banned for life from dealing with security issues. I have never seen a greater slob.

- What's there?

— The flash drive contains data, the leakage of which poses a serious risk to the national security system. There are more than 1,000 files, spread across 76 folders.

— Get ready to conduct an unscheduled airport audit!

A week has passed.