Dr Anton has a short to the point post up about a conversation he had with someone recently. The bought a "security appliance" (and I use that term loosely) that is just off the shelf hardware with Linux/BSD and some security software. The vendor however refuses to give the customer who bought the frigging box the root password! Root password is shared among vendor's support people only!
Dr Anton want to know if somebody is insane. I am afraid the answer is yes. Too many vendors do this to add a layer of mystique to their "black box, purpose built" schtick. Give me a break. If you buy a box and you can't have root password to it, either give it back or use it as a flowerpot!
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Is that black box technology?





