Comment Re:The general flaw: server side data (Score 1) 235
"I can't speak for all corporations, but most majors have their key servers in rooms with alarms and/or armed guards. I'll bet that your backups aren't stored in such safe conditions."
Yes but a corporation is a much more juicy target, since it is a collection of many individuals information. It still more likely statistically speaking for a corporation to loose data then for an individual. Remember the bigger the data store, the juicier the target. So what if they can't get past newtwork or physical security, in a company of large size, there's always someone over-worked, under-paid and under-appreciated who have access to that data, and who might be encouraged to divulge that information to a third party if the correct cash incentive is used.
Yes but a corporation is a much more juicy target, since it is a collection of many individuals information. It still more likely statistically speaking for a corporation to loose data then for an individual. Remember the bigger the data store, the juicier the target. So what if they can't get past newtwork or physical security, in a company of large size, there's always someone over-worked, under-paid and under-appreciated who have access to that data, and who might be encouraged to divulge that information to a third party if the correct cash incentive is used.
