Aristotle (4th century BCE, Greece)
"That which is common to the greatest number has the least care bestowed upon it. Every one thinks chiefly of his own, hardly at all of the common interest; and only when he is himself concerned as an individual."
It is short but has many meanings. I
think what Aristotle would like to say is that people think of their own, or
profit, ahead of others. Protecting one's property for a man may be another
means of self-protection. However, there are many property damage and personal
damage caused by hacking these days. I think the beginning of these things
began with human selfishness. It is a trend that crimes that infringe the
freedom and privacy of others and use them to increase their wealth, are
increasing and developing. I think Aristotle will tell us about how frightening
human selfishness is and how much our ethical behavior affects society in these
situations.
If you look at the article through the
link below, there is an article that hospitals have been damaged by Ransomware. The basic principle of Ransomware is
which a virus is planted on a user's computer, then all the files are encrypted
and then the user is asked for money. In looking
at this article, I think that this event, caused by human selfishness, may take
away the life of another person, that all
the information someone else has recorded or diagnosed over time may disappear and that the patient's privacy may also
be violated.
http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/hollywood-presbyterian-hack-signals-more-ransomware-attacks-come
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