A successful attack carried over the network of the US defense contractor tells a slightly different story about the RSA SecurID systems and its impenetrability. The attack was based on one of the simplest (yet, as we can see, most efficient) methods of unauthorized information harvesting. This proves once again that old-school cybercrime methods are still valid and productive, as long as there is a weak link to be exploited in the security chain. With the advent of Web 3.0, designing and implementing network and resource defense based on an insular strategy is as perilous as securing your home front door with a single lock.”]