• Lmaydev@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    The problem here was people reusing passwords.

    You really aren’t going to stop people doing that.

    But it could have been easily prevented by forcing multi factor authentication.

    I think that should be the minimum required by any company holding personal information.

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      1 year ago

      2fa is a pain in the ass - especially for opsec if they require a mobile number or similar.

      the onus is fully on the account holder to set and remember a password (a la private keys - you do use monero right?)

      though having your genetic code hacked is pretty 2023 vibes

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    1 year ago

    The state only moves when there is a threat to its power or opportunity for expansion of power.

    The compromised con-men in con-gress do not give a damn about your “digital rights”

    PS. we have enough “laws”