More like “protect against ‘hackers’” they invited into their site via all the insane 3rd party tracker scripts they embed on the page ... I think “protecting”

More like “protect against ‘hackers’” they invited into their site via all the insane 3rd party tracker scripts they embed on the page ... I think “protecting” against attacks (and/or accidentally leaking password details) from these kind of sources has to be a big part of the reasoning that has lead so many big sites to make their login experiences so insanely horrible. There must be a tracker network or big consultant out their that popularized these kinds of techniques and marketed them as a “low hanging fruit defense in depth best practice” ...