Once this gets out, all while Sebelius and the other minions continue to assure us that the site is secure... No one in their right mind will sign up, even if they like the Affordable Care Act. That's going to put a serious dent in ObamaCare, at least for a while, and the Administration's "trust" poll numbers will sink even lower.
The other problem I see is that while being a U.S. gov't website might deter some U.S. hackers, you just know that this has to be the biggest, juciest low hanging fruit ever, for hoardes of hackers in Russia, China, you name it...
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I wouldn’t apply by phone or paper either. The same site is used to input the data on your application.
This is an utterly insecure website. It is already compromised. Anyone who has entered their information should change their identity to avoid any problems.
The problems with Obamacare are approaching biblical proportions. They remind me of the plagues against the pharaoh of Egypt in the Old Testament.
Alinsky Rules - the Zero admin, DU, DailyKos, WaPo, and all the other jackals to attack everyone of the technical experts who testified that the website isn’t secure.
—— No one in their right mind will sign up,——
Well, it depends on what the definition of right mind is.
If you have no assets to steal, you will be left alone.
The security expert, Dave Kennedy, is the real deal. The primary tool any white hat hacker would use is called Metasploit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metasploit_Project
And Dave just so happens to be the primary author of the book “Metasploit: The Penetration Tester’s Guide”, which is considered the top book on Metasploit, and includes a forward by the tool’s creator, HD Moore.
When he said he could break into the site in a few hours, he wasn’t kidding. Check out this video of him on Katie Couric (sorry to make you watch Katie) but it’s quite eye opening to watch this audience member’s shock as he compromised her laptop and took control of her entire computer, including webcam.
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Someone yesterday posted what happens when you put a semicolon in the login box-
the first three suggestions were SQL injection attacks.
I think I’d like to add:
“;””drop table users”
(I broke it up JUST in case)