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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


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