Right now, more than ever, you need to secure all your online
accounts. It's long past time to embrace two-factor
authentication, stop reusing passwords, and make your online
presence hacker-resistant. Because sooner or later, the brewing
cyberwar will come for you.
While it's true that hacking and compromising personal accounts
have been a scourge of the internet for years, if not decades,
what we're starting to see dwarfs the threats we've lived
Re: The Great Cyberwar Has Just Begun
By: Ogg to All on Mon Mar 28 2022 05:25 pm
Right now, more than ever, you need to secure all your online
accounts. It's long past time to embrace two-factor
authentication, stop reusing passwords, and make your online
presence hacker-resistant. Because sooner or later, the brewing
cyberwar will come for you.
While it's true that hacking and compromising personal accounts
have been a scourge of the internet for years, if not decades,
what we're starting to see dwarfs the threats we've lived
it doesnt matter what we do with passwords or whatever.
our providers are the ones that arent secure.
it doesnt matter what we do with passwords or whatever.
our providers are the ones that arent secure.
That is something I was thinking myself.
Heck, even if a given provider has a very secure infrastructure, most
medium sized ones are going to externalize lots of components. Say, I
could have all my customer data managed by my very secure servers, and
then have part of that data processed by a third party.
...
on compromised system/account that doesn't hash passwords and/or is a
very weak hash (md5 or sha1) means that if your email address is there, there's a much higher chance of escalating the issue(s).
Congrats, you just sent a new $HIGH_DOLLAR_ITEM$ to a hacking ring from
your online store account.
the only times i have been compromised is when the actual SITE was compromised.
whats wrong with namecheap that they cant RENAME a user account?allegedly they have a huge number of outsourced ukranian staff, maybe due to the war they had to use Indians.
that's nuts.
whats wrong with namecheap that they cant RENAME a user account?
that's nuts.
allegedly they have a huge number of outsourced ukranian staff,
maybe due to the war they had to use Indians.
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