Comment How does this work? (Score 2) 17
"Even with MFA, accounts remained vulnerable to password resets."
Since the exploit is a password reset, which the summary indicates is prevented by MFA, Isn't a password reset prevented by MFA?
"Even with MFA, accounts remained vulnerable to password resets."
Since the exploit is a password reset, which the summary indicates is prevented by MFA, Isn't a password reset prevented by MFA?
DKIM, SPF, DMARC, Reverse DNS yes, but you can also send your mail with Amazon SES, mailgun, etc and gain a little reputation help.
Calf, goddamit!
They'll have heroin on the menu too, as well as porn, and crack.
Seriously, is it just the end times, where we say "fuck it, let's just loose all the bad-for-you shit at once! Where's my Golden Calls>"
And I'd like the data rate in Libraries of Congress per Second, please.
Newton was certainly not a successful product, but as it encompassed many of the things we take for granted in modern smart phones, I can't see it as a blunder either.
A former boss of mine told me "you can tell the pioneers by all the arrows in their backs" - meaning that a good, but incompletely-formed idea gets sorted out by the market over time, and not always to the benefit of its creators.
Even if it's Apple shit on your face.
2+2=don't make products the market has already roundly and repeatedly rejected.
$11.2 million and counting!
What about the people the cameras recorded? Innocent folks who just walked up to the door? Trick or treating minors you recorded without permission? The pizza guy and the mailman?
Aren't THEY the ones whose privacy was actually invaded? When do they get paid?
Most of my employers have known so little about how to do what I do that they don't know how to tell good from bad, and consider all employees plug-replaceable.
Sounds like you're not in a "right to work" state.
Like so much doublespeak, "right to work" means something different than it appears: "employees at mercy of employers".
Vis:
https://www.theonion.com/fuck-...
and:
https://gillette.com/en-us/pro...
(Insert oblig "Idiocracy" comment here).
Two problems for the Onion of today, one of their making, one out of their hands:
1. To get an article published, the headline has to slay, and the quality of the article is way down the priority list. (This from a years ago article about how the writers room there works).
2. The world has gotten far weirder and dumber than it was when The Onion was a subway stop rag. Many times nowadays it's hard to tell whether a news story is legit or parody. ('US Senator thinks a woman can swallow a camera to do a gynecological exam'. 'Orange moron decides where hurricane should go with Sharpie', 'Inject bleach to ward off COVID'...)
I'm barely looking at The Onion at all these days because the humor is samey-samey due to 1., and edgeless due to 2.
Used to be my fave humor stop.
Coming from a lethal "non-lethal" weapons manufacturer, what could go wrong?
Oh, wait, I forgot that "justice" in the US doesn't mean what the dictionary says it means.
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