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Is it possible to do a full sweep across all tokens in all Python files (for instance) in Github and find such keys? Can you tell from the contents if it's a key or some such "important" string?
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> Infosys is a known "mass recruiter" in indian colleges. WITCH (Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, HCL) companies is where talent goes to die. This could be true but you cant really generalize and it has nothing to do with the article. Infosys is not the only company leaking keys online. pretty sure tons of Amarican companies have done that
I think that post goes on to explain why that might be relevant.
> To put it bluntly, I’m not sure I trusted Infosys to revoke this key in a timely manner. So I did it for them with aws iam delete-access-key --access-key-id=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, and now the key is useless: Hilarious. Infosys is a known "mass recruiter" in indian colleges. WITCH (Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, HCL) companies is where talent goes to die. No competent employee stays in those companies (from what I've…
Their entire cybersecurity page is just a bunch of gibberish. It's like someone slapped together buzzwords and phrases until they filled a word count.
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I didn't say "puppy mill" regarding infosys... So.... Its just another puppy mill :)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puppy_mill
As you were :p
It's funny and annoying to read every week or so about another epic fail of a multi-billion "multinational information technology company". Good luck with outsourcing your critical services and medical data to neurodivergents.
Thanks again for making my day.
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Yeah, that's an excerpt from Wikipedia. But when I see these lines I actually read "money laundering" and "scam".
> How is information security in Infosys?
Information security at Infosys is implemented through a combination of technological and organizational measures. The company has a dedicated information security team that works to identify and mitigate risks. Technologies used to protect data include encryption, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems. Organizational measures include employee training on security policies and procedures.
This kind of stories is one of the reason I visit Hacker News. Thank you! It's funny and annoying to read every week or so about another epic fail of a multi-billion "multinational information technology company". Good luck with outsourcing your critical services and medical data to neurodivergents. Thanks again for making my day.