Equifax Lawsuit: ‘Admin’ As Password At Time Of 2017 Breach
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateof...ble-security-practices-at-time-of-2017-breach
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateof...ble-security-practices-at-time-of-2017-breach
Galdorf
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I have seen worse i have seen a -AAA game developer forget to secure their domain on their website lol.
https://dailygamingreport.co.uk/lat...st-and-is-making-fun-of-the-new-subscription/
https://dailygamingreport.co.uk/lat...st-and-is-making-fun-of-the-new-subscription/
mraikes
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I doubt that made much difference. If it was anything other than "Admin" it would have been written on a Post-it note and stuck to the screen anyway.
Sky-Knight
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That's nowhere near the same thing. "Secure" in this case isn't a technical process, but is synonymous with "purchase".
There was no hacking going on here, someone bought falloutfirst.com, and slapped up a website to fry Bethesda for rampant, intolerable greed. And they deserve it.
There's no evidence that Bethesda even considered purchasing the domain. Which, wasn't going to be the sales point anyway.
Galdorf
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Yes they deserve getting website pinched the things they have been doing is terrible use to be one of my favorite developers now they act like EA doubt i will ever by anything from them again.
