Cyber Security

[bobroo]

Due to the issues that are now going in with MGM, Cesars, and nearly all the Vegas properties, it makes me think of Royal Caribbean.

Based on my Royal IT experience as an end user, is it even fathomable that Royal would have the cyber safe guards to prevent something like this??? Do they have the cash to pay the ransom??? I don’t think anyone of us is optimistic.

 

So as a guy who is sailing next Saturday; my strong advice to anyone with an upcoming cruise, take the time to print out your cruise documents today; it’s just some sheets of paper.

 

[Old and Lazy]

I see the news of the last few days/weeks of cyber attacks is finally getting mainstream news coverage    It’s been hidden pretty well   
 

I just suggest everyone watch your personal accounts   

 

https://apple.news/AcK7h1xHLTDGqAqwKivs3xg

[Brando95]

I'm sure that's a good link but I ain't clicking it

[MLH]

Criminals could not attack RCL because no one knows how it works in the company, so hackers would have a hard time too. 

[smokeybandit]

2 hours ago, Brando95 said:

I'm sure that's a good link but I ain't clicking it

apple.news is a legit site that just redirects to the actual article. Which in this case is WSJ

[bobroo]

13 hours ago, MLH said:

Criminals could not attack RCL because no one knows how it works in the company, so hackers would have a hard time too. 

Yeah, between the flashing neon green hyphen of MS DOS and the work of that drink package intern, that'll foil any break ins.

[twangster]

15 hours ago, MLH said:

Criminals could not attack RCL because no one knows how it works in the company, so hackers would have a hard time too. 

Either that or it's so easy to compromise the hackers would think they are in a honey pot to catch and track them so they would immediately stop and back out.