The use of Telnet for managing student loan data presents significant security vulnerabilities in today’s digital landscape. While Telnet may have played a role in early educational computing, its inherent insecurity makes it wholly unsuitable for handling sensitive financial information. This exploration delves into the historical context of Telnet within student loan management, examines its critical security flaws, and proposes modern, secure alternatives to protect both student data and institutional integrity. This analysis will cover the legal and ethical implications of employing such an outdated protocol, exploring potential consequences ranging from data breaches to significant legal repercussions. Through hypothetical case Read More …
