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What's the problem? Why contemporary systems don't work sometimes?

Data is not always lost as a result of technical failures. Sometimes criminals may steal information just for fun or with the purpose of honing their hacking skills. Information can be stolen with a very specific purpose: to make money through blackmailing or selling valuable data to interested parties.

It seems to me that the so-called human factor remains the most dangerous element in the process of securing data.

It's exactly what we are talking about.

Particularly it's a very common problem and I'm sure that many of us faced it even personally.

Yeah, me personally I had these unpleasant accidents with my data in the cloud.

I think that modern data storage systems are rather vulnerable.

It's really so even though I don't know who might be interested in stealing my photos for example.

Criminals may steal information just for fun or with the purpose of honing their hacking skills. Information can be stolen with a very specific purpose: to make money through blackmailing or selling valuable data to interested parties.