Huh, every application Iâ(TM)ve created salts and hashes the password before storing in a database. I though for sure storing clear text passwords in a DB was âoeunethicalâ.

Yeah, thats why Im surprised their security auditing hasnt addressed that issue. I wouldnâ(TM)t trust that company with my money or info.

Iâ(TM)ve worked for a few government entities. Just about all of them farm out their IT work to private industries. That includes application development and data storage. Usually security is a total joke. I showed up to a meeting for an LA City department and gave a presentation on an application I developed. The IT managers were worried about all the data I had in the application and stated it was a threat to critical infrastructure. I proceeded to show them the publicly available files I scrapped all the data from. They honestly scratched their heads and we moved on to the next subject. That departments idea of security was to use complex passwords that need to be change every 90 days

I don*t have a dog in this fight, Iâ(TM)ll accept which ever president is in the White House. With that said, the election was so secure that both my votes were counted! The mail in and my walk in! I kid, but boy did it cross my mind just to see if I could pull it off.

Iâ(TM)ve secured my account with a randomized 24 digit multi-factored dongle encryption device and my data was still breached!!!! How can that be! The horror

People will believe what they want to believe. The internet will never change that. Pull videos and dialog in an attempt to change that belief and you create paranoia. Objective reporting and decent well thought out rebuttals would seem to be the right path in my dumb brain opinion.

Dear Ring, Please install metal collars where the screws are inserted. You can do this during the injection molding process or pressed in after the molding process. Donâ(TM)t be cheap. Sincerely, AjaxHacks

Never understood why brute force and dictionary attacks are still a thing. 5 - 10 attempts and the account is locked and an email reset is triggered. After that, from my experience it doesnâ(TM)t matter if you use D0gg!es or Swamm!3Sa7ami335289qwerty, once you or the database becomes a target, the password strength is the least of your worries. Think SQL injection, DNS hacks, packet sniffers, phishing, root kits, unsalted and unencrypted passwords in DB, moles, zombies, etc

50% trade-off? Iâ(TM)m going to side with Elon on this one. On a side note.... what test did he use? I would like to get two weeks paid time leave while I âoerecoverâ and a couple more to âoeisolateâ. My math puts me in the green for winning on that one.