[–] SlowBro 8y ago ↗ What are the takeaways? Best practices that can be learned from this and applied? Two factor, unique passwords, Google Authenticator, what’s else? [–] cordite 8y ago ↗ If you lose your two factor, most places have a backup strategy of “we will email you” or “send text to 1234”. Even banks. [–] SlowBro 8y ago ↗ Are you saying that’s good or bad? [–] cordite 8y ago ↗ As in, phone or email and you’re dead. Most email is backed by another email or phone. Targeting a phone like this is probably the sturdiest foothold if you get it right.
[–] cordite 8y ago ↗ If you lose your two factor, most places have a backup strategy of “we will email you” or “send text to 1234”. Even banks. [–] SlowBro 8y ago ↗ Are you saying that’s good or bad? [–] cordite 8y ago ↗ As in, phone or email and you’re dead. Most email is backed by another email or phone. Targeting a phone like this is probably the sturdiest foothold if you get it right.
[–] SlowBro 8y ago ↗ Are you saying that’s good or bad? [–] cordite 8y ago ↗ As in, phone or email and you’re dead. Most email is backed by another email or phone. Targeting a phone like this is probably the sturdiest foothold if you get it right.
[–] cordite 8y ago ↗ As in, phone or email and you’re dead. Most email is backed by another email or phone. Targeting a phone like this is probably the sturdiest foothold if you get it right.
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