I want to revisit this story from the other day because in hindsight, I probably shouldn't have glossed over it.
ZDNet reported that the
the SolarWinds disaster might have been caused by an intern who set an important password to "solarwinds123." That person also shared the password on GitHub. Yikes.
It would be easy to pile on and make this intern the punchline to a lot of jokes. And sure, this is probably not going to be something that appears on their LinkedIn profile anytime soon. But we've all made mistakes, right? Maybe not the type of mistakes that led to one of the biggest security breaches in history, but still.
Brave enough to share your biggest mistakes as an IT pro? Leave 'em here in this
SaaSOps Community thread.