This is why we have MFA.
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hellnuh, that your own website you keep posting?
Yeah, address looks sus af
Check Op's username and the community it mods, and you'll know what I mean.
I seem to be missing some context. Now, after seeing another post with a link there, I know this probably is not some one-time scam site. But then, if you had the info that domain matches the name of their community, WDYM?
You asking me or OP, wdym?
hellnuh, that your own website you keep posting?
Check Op’s username and the community it mods, and you’ll know what I mean.
I checked and I don't get it
Your point is only asking if that's their page?
Your point is only asking if that's their page?
Yes, that was my question to him. I was hoping he reacted. But then you did react me saying
Yeah, address looks sus af.
So I thought you got it. So I said: check the username ..
So yes it IS their own webpage. According to rule 1 , posts need to be news articles, not this. He's been posting daily. Self promotion is also a no go.
So I'm not sure you are missing something.
It is, but it doesn’t seem nefarious. Just somebody trying to carve out a little corner to help individuals find some tools to get away from Google and such. Maybe they make money via some affiliate links, but is that a bad thing?
Are we sure someone just didn't ask Gemini for 48 million Gmail credentials and immediately get them?
I'm holding a grudge because I was arranging a Craiglist sale and when I sent the buyer my phone number to text my account was suddenly disabled for "unusual activity" signing me out of everything. I was able to re-enable it right away, but I'm pretty sure whatever AI-trash system is in place to monitor accounts did it.
Are we sure someone just didn’t ask Gemini for 48 million Gmail credentials and immediately get them?
It looks like they come from infostealers:
Shit, am I on the list?
I think the security researcher didn't download the data.
But be sure to check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to check if your data is in other lists.
It looks like they come from infostealers
I get it, it was Gemini, we can stop repeating ourselves
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Analysis indicates the data was aggregated over time from multiple sources, including malware infections, phishing campaigns, and older third-party breaches. There is no indication of a direct compromise of Google’s internal infrastructure.
Everything is vulnerable to that, including proton.
That ai banner does not inspire trust at all :( The actual content reads well & they link other articles though. Weird.
I got almost that many Gmail addresses from trying to game Reddit's permabans. They really got it in for me over there, just because I took their commitment to free speech seriously. Turns out they were just kidding.
google stores passwords unhashed ???
Start setting up passkeys where available, that is the safest and easiest way, I store mine on my selfhosted vaultwarden but you could use other ways. As long as the devices you use are secure, no passwd leaks, spoofing attempts or phishing can threaten you.
Nah.. 2fa is better, and generally passkey is stored on other peoples' servers.
We need something like anon blockchain passkey.
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The sources don't confirm the findings https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
If you have a hardware security passkey like Yubikey as the only way to access the account and NO recovery phone or email, ONLY just backup codes secured locally, I feel like this wouldn’t be an issue anyways. I recently had someone try to use my old but still lightly active gmail to order Chipotle. I knew they couldn’t have access to my email though because only I have the Yubikey passkeys to get in.
Be honest, how many people own a hardware key, let alone use it properly. Meaning it be the only 2FA method on your account.
All the bullshit they do to get our personal information for commercial reasons under the pretext of keeping our accounts safe, and they let this stuff get stolen left and right.
Most places in the country they don't have to tell you if your information was stolen either. Only california last I checked, so they usually tell everyone if they have to tell californians or else they would look worse. But without that law they wouldn't tell us if they thought we wouldn't find out.
I got a new email that doesn't force me to link phone or other email and verify now. Fuck google, fuck aol, yahoo, and the rest. Big tech is past the growth phase and into maximizing revenue, only the growth companies treat you well, find one of them.
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