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The 101 Dumbest Moments in Business

Posted by michael on from the bright-ideas dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Business 2.0's fourth annual review of the most shameful, dishonest, and just plain stupid moments of the past year. Yes, SCO is represented..."

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  1. Re:From the article... by Thud457 · · Score: 5, Interesting
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    30 On the plus side, all the applicants were buying Eclipses


    "Anyone, feasibly, given enough time and enough resources, could hack into any system."--Brad Hill, CIO of Dealerskins, a Tennessee firm that hosts websites for car dealerships, confessing in September that the company had exposed 1,000 customers' car-loan applications on an unprotected website. The Dealerskins "hack"--selecting "Source" from Internet Explorer's View menu to examine the webpage's HTML code--takes about a quarter of a second.
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    Nice to know that my internet financial transactions are safe since they're being handled by professionals. (Professional idiots, apparently.)

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    the preceding comment is my own and in no way reflects the opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff