Case of a computer hack
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Stellar University had a data breach due to lax security practices and siloed departments. A suspicious folder was found and deleted on a system, but a new folder was created and processor usage spiked, indicating a potential compromise. The system was disconnected from the network and security was notified. The breach exposed weaknesses like a short password policy and lack of training. The university analyzed the incident and strengthened security policies and account management going forward.
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Case of a computer hack
- 1. Stellar University diverse urban university multitude of different technologies in use servers can be set up by any department or individual everyone did not work together
- 2. Several changes occurred prior to the breach management shift in focus department restructure financial difficulties
- 3. Suspicious folder Upon deletion of initial folder new folder was created processor usage spiked multiple DOS windows opened in succession
- 4. Disconnect the system from the network Notify security personnel Conduct a more in depth check of system to determine scope and severity of compromise
- 5. Password policy (6 characters) 1 hour lockout after 5 failed attempts to logon All password change at next logon
- 6. Post-hack exam was handled informally Summary write-up (management) Analysis of how to prevent in the future (system administrators) Page or email notification Temporary password policy made permanent Invalid account identification
- 7. Why didn’t the university implement any form of training for its personnel?
- 8. Dhillon, G. (2007). Principles of information system security: Text and cases. Hoboken, NJ. John Wiley and Sons, Inc.