Aaron Parecki

We don’t need multi-factor authentication to protect against attacks like the ones in the news. We need unphishable credentials, like passkeys. Security doesn’t need to be cumbersome; “multi” is where lots of mitigations fail in practice. Ditch passwords; don’t bolt onto them.

why is everyone looking for planets we are literally on one ?? ur welcome

If phishing a single employee can lead to everything in your infrastructure being compromised that easily, that employee is not to blame

As a resident with a driveway directly in front of the circle I’m pretty pleased with these accommodations. While ideally they would add abatements and keep the circle, giving us more than painted lines is hopeful. I’m particularly stoked they are taking away parking.

Anyway, proof of stake seems like a much less destructive way to give more money to the people who have the most money than making them feed GPUs into a wood chipper as an intermediate step.

Look, if you can't market your thing without building individual profiles on people made up of data you and your buddies track and swap like you're trading the world's creepiest pokemon cards, maybe you're bad at marketing, idk.

Why are we seeing an increase in SMS-based phishing? Because it's working, becoming increasingly well documented by attackers, and there are now kits that make it easier to develop attacks to steal passwords and MFA codes. Could FIDO security keys have prevented this? Likely yes.