I'm going to say it: if people who work "in the real world" would release this stuff to an organization like the now-dead WikiLeaks or Anonymous, the bad press might put enough fear into a higher-level manager to actually audit their crappy systems for this stuff.
Also I think somebody ought to pass some tougher laws about leaving national infrastructure open to simple attacks. We can start with "3 years in prison for default passwords."
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I'm going to say it: if people who work "in the real world" would release this stuff to an organization like the now-dead WikiLeaks or Anonymous, the bad press might put enough fear into a higher-level manager to actually audit their crappy systems for this stuff.
Also I think somebody ought to pass some tougher laws about leaving national infrastructure open to simple attacks. We can start with "3 years in prison for default passwords."