Missouri Ambassador Mike Parson on Thursday threatened to prosecute and seek civilian damage from a St. Louis reporter. it was nothing but a “political vendetta” and “an attempt to embarrass the government and sell their headlines.” The Republican governor has also promised that the “Post-Dispatch” will respond to a lawsuit filed by a federal attorney Security at risk which could have harmed teachers.
Although Parson made a surprising statement about a security report that is often not contradictory, it seems that the Post-Dispatch has tried to address the issue in a way that prevents school staff injuries while urging the government to shut down what one security professor called “mindset” – improving “risk. Josh Renaud, a Post-Dispatch pageant editor and author, wrote in a report published Wednesday that more than 100,000 Social Security numbers were at risk “on internet access that allowed people to search for teacher’s licenses.” The Social Security number of school administrators and counselors was also at risk.
“While there are no clear and unambiguous secrets on any page, the newspaper found that the numbers of social security educators are contained in the available HTML documents,” the report said.
The Post-Dispatch seems to have done exactly the right thing security researchers In most cases, do this: give the organization the opportunity to close the country before preaching.
“The newspaper delayed the publication of the report to give time to work to protect teachers’ privacy and allow the government to ensure that no transfer of services to other organizations has the same challenges,” the report said. The report was published the same day “after the department removed the affected pages from its site.”
In this writing, DESE’s teacher information reviewer he was “down to be repaired.”
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Parson described the journalist as a “criminal” who “took at least three notes, wrote an HTML code, and saw the Social Security number of the teachers” in an attempt to steal their secrets and harm Americans. “
Larger browsers include options such as “view source” or “viewing page” to view HTML on the page, because any of the content is easily accessible. The first Post-Dispatch article did not specify how Social Security numbers are obtained from HTML code, but follows An article on Parson’s legal threats On Thursday, he said “teachers'” security numbers “can be found in the open mail of the affected pages.” The numbers were not readily available but were easily modified, Post-Dispatch continued:
The contents of the DESE page were stored but not transcribed, says Shaji Khan, a professor of cyber security at the University of Missouri-St. Louis – and that’s the big difference. No one can see these wonders without a secret keyboard used to hide the same. But the text simply means that the information is different and can be easily edited and viewed.
“Anyone who knows everything about development – as well as the bad guys ahead – can make this choice,” Khan said Thursday.
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Parson spoke Thursday (see video) at a press conference on [the] Data security as well [the] the government’s plan to inform the perpetrators, “he wrote a fixed type his comments on Facebook.
“It is illegal to get distractions and systems to re-evaluate other people, and we are consolidating public funds to take action and use all available legal means. My government has informed the Cole County attorney about the matter. The Missouri State Highway A Patrol of Digital Forensic Unit also they should investigate all those involved, ”he said.