It was already stated that using fake information would make a revert exponentially harder if it is even possible at all with fake information.
This really only leaves 3 feasible situations (correct me if I'm wrong).
-bruteforce password cracking (this is not possible to do with most things including msn as there is an auto lockout after a certain number of attempts.)
-keylogging (this is preventable with common sense and/or good anti-virus software)
-waterboarding interrogation (in hindsight there are only actually two other feasible possibilities.)
To say that someone could not excersise enough precaution to never be compromised is true. I have always been a believer that people in an authority position should be held to higher standards. If anything, it would be nice if the administration required staff to take preventative measures to protect there accounts.
This really only leaves 3 feasible situations (correct me if I'm wrong).
-bruteforce password cracking (this is not possible to do with most things including msn as there is an auto lockout after a certain number of attempts.)
-keylogging (this is preventable with common sense and/or good anti-virus software)
-waterboarding interrogation (in hindsight there are only actually two other feasible possibilities.)
To say that someone could not excersise enough precaution to never be compromised is true. I have always been a believer that people in an authority position should be held to higher standards. If anything, it would be nice if the administration required staff to take preventative measures to protect there accounts.
