HUR's cyber corps accessed over 4.4 gigabytes (GB) of internal data, including official correspondence, personnel files, home addresses, resumes, purchase records, and closed meeting minutes, a source claimed.
I think average corporate mailbox is measured in tens of gigs of data, and earlier exfiltrations of r*ssian super secrets numbered in hundreds of gigs, sometimes terabytes of data. Realistically speaking pdfs and shit grow fast, and documentation is often in pdfs. Names and identity is great of course.
4 GB is not a lot of data, so ‘nothing secret left’ is a huge overstatement. Good job anyway.
Depends on the content. 4gb of text files is a lot
I think average corporate mailbox is measured in tens of gigs of data, and earlier exfiltrations of r*ssian super secrets numbered in hundreds of gigs, sometimes terabytes of data. Realistically speaking pdfs and shit grow fast, and documentation is often in pdfs. Names and identity is great of course.
4GB of text sounds like a lot to me
Do you have any idea how many floppies and post-it notes constitute 4gb…?
How many post-it notes is it?
You probably can make one and scan it in very high res.