Nice. Some of the folks from my previous company were involved in a project to find and catalogue all the servers in a certain private institution. I&#x27;ve also been involved in something of a similar nature in my current company, a project to visualise the connections between disparate systems in an organisation.<p>It&#x27;s funny how little aware of their infrastructure large organisations can be. I believe what the responses by NASA and the FAA in the article primarily mean is that these orgs just have no idea exactly what hardware they have lying around, and they are unwilling to make this public knowledge. In both cases, not just the FAA, it&#x27;s true that this knowledge could well lead to security issues.<p>Say, if someone outside FAA found out about an old, vulnerable gateway into the company&#x27;s network that the FAA staff didn&#x27;t even know existed, that could be really, really bad.<p>And btw- I&#x27;ve found similar situations in smaller companies, of ~50 ish people. And all those machines are on the internet. It&#x27;s a bit of a mess- or a fun old playground, depending on how you see it :)