Well they'll love my password.
Well they'll love my password.
How the fuck is ANY company still doing this shit? I just do not understand. It really is not that god damn hard FFS.
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From the post:
>Officials in Ireland have fined Meta $101 million for storing hundreds of millions of user passwords in plaintext and making them broadly available to company employees. Meta disclosed the lapse in early 2019. The company said that apps for connecting to various Meta-owned social networks had logged user passwords in plaintext and stored them in a database that had been searched by roughly 2,000 company engineers, who collectively queried the stash more than 9 million times.
How the fuck is ANY company still doing this shit? I just do not understand. It really is not that god damn hard FFS.
Archive: https://archive.today/2IeZO
From the post:
>>Officials in Ireland have fined Meta $101 million for storing hundreds of millions of user passwords in plaintext and making them broadly available to company employees.
Meta disclosed the lapse in early 2019. The company said that apps for connecting to various Meta-owned social networks had logged user passwords in plaintext and stored them in a database that had been searched by roughly 2,000 company engineers, who collectively queried the stash more than 9 million times.