It's frustrating, isn't it? "We" spend a lot of time warning people about the dangers of phishing and to not give away their credentials. Then they give those s

It's frustrating, isn't it? "We" spend a lot of time warning people about the dangers of phishing and to not give away their credentials. Then they give those same credentials away to random site operators who through malice or incompetence may end up giving those credentials to bad actors. I think most people don't grok the problem. They think 'this will never happen to me' and when it happens to them, they blame someone else. Reading the article, I don't get the sense that the family in the article learned anything. They seem to still be blaming the devices.