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From the article: “According to court evidence, the incident began on Feb. 1, 2025, when Muneeb Akhter asked his brother for the plaintext password of a user who had submitted a complaint through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Public Portal.”

Unfalsifiable poop

They’re likely storing hashes. Which you can derive from the password.

Edit: the article says: “According to court evidence, the incident began on Feb. 1, 2025, when Muneeb Akhter asked his brother for the plaintext password of a user who had submitted a complaint through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Public Portal.”

Please don’t downvote if you didn’t read the article.

Anyone not from the YS is excluded too

“The state of cybersecurity” what’s that supposed to mean? Do you have any evidence it’s in worse state than it was, say, three years ago?

Are you alright?

Kidding?

Film as in video.

You could open the article and see if it helps clarify things for you.

Well DMCA doesn’t apply outside of the US. Lawyers continually try to enforce it abroad, though, so be sure you pick a web host that adheres to Norwegian law only.

Ah yes, the Pacer case. Though that’s separate from the JSTOR case, which Swartz is most known for.

Haha I think he’s doing a terrific job

How is that case related to the article? The article is about paywalling law texts, which is quite different from privately owned texts.

Could you reveal to me what case you’re talking about?

This was recently kinda misrepresented in the media, in my opinion.

Yes, notifications can leave traces. But it’s traces on the device itself that can be forensically extracted. Though notifications are pushed through Apple’s/Google’s servers, the contents are encrypted end-to-end.

I wish this was available for iOS.

I trust Signal and like it a lot, but I do wish they’d remove the stupid MobileCoin rubbish.

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Are you talking about Apple switching away from Intel?

Embarrassingly, it did seem to have helped Apple when it comes to tariffs.