Let you use MongoDB, let you do not set passwords, let you do not backup! Streaking, because rich capricious

I was watching Civilization VI yesterday, and I came across the story of an intern.

There was a story in the great Rice Gruel newsroom crowd:

Chinese translation:

A: The data in our database is gone

Our first reaction is: why not clean up our database?

Incidentally, one of the interns was working overtime yesterday.

Intern: I wanted to come to the company to learn something and give a good performance.

I haven’t had a good night’s sleep with this big thing happening.

Something changed in the middle of the night. By this time, dumas and I were already sleeping. These guys work overtime and stay up half the night.

By the way, that’s the news we saw yesterday.

A large number of MongoDB were attacked due to configuration vulnerabilities. Hackers deleted data and held it for ransom.

So I’m curious, you don’t have passwords or backups on your database?

Even with seeds, I back them up three or four times a month.

Let you use MongoDB, let you do not set passwords, let you do not backup!

As soon as the news came out, domestic hackers hacked the database.

Follow the public account Phodal, immediately send dog food