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MajorGeeks.Com » News » June 2014 » FIFA security fail

FIFA security fail


Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 06/26/2014 01:59 PM [ comments Comments ]


The first and most simple thing that you can do to keep your computer system safe is: Always protect your passwords. This is especially true if you are the head of security for the World Cup and you are having your picture taken by a local newspaper inside the command center.

The image of the Federal Police's head of international co-operation Luiz Cravo Dorea was swiftly circulated via Twitter users.....



Wifi Network: WORLDCUP => Password: b5a2112014 - The password appears to be "brazil2014" in leetspeak.




I am confident that the password has been changed since this snafu occurred, but using brazil2014, even in leetspeak, seems to be a pretty rookie mistake - so maybe they haven't...  ;) Ole Ola!








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