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I couldn't help but wonder whether this has given us good reason to login via oauth with facebook or twitter to these sorts of sites? After watching how Gawker
by htsh 16y ago
I couldn't help but wonder whether this has given us good reason to login via oauth with facebook or twitter to these sorts of sites?
After watching how Gawker handled all of this, I think I'd rather leave my security in the hands of the engineers at facebook/twitter/google/etc. To date I've avoided clicking "login with facebook" anywhere, but I may reconsider going forward considering those folks came out unscathed.
- PatrickTulskie 16y agoSeriously. I wish more sites would implement OAuth. It would cut down on the amount of crap I need to remember and it would enable me to cut off a site that has been compromised.
- cheald 16y agoIt's becoming more common, especially as OAuth2 (which is far, far, FAR easier to implement than regular OAuth) gains prevalence.
- chrisbolt 16y agoI think I'd rather leave my security in the hands of 1Password.