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You may be totally right and it was credential stuffing and the article may have been wrong, misleading, incompetent and stupid. Nonetheless, you misrepresente
by HenriNext 7y ago
You may be totally right and it was credential stuffing and the article may have been wrong, misleading, incompetent and stupid.
Nonetheless, you misrepresented what the article actually said -- the article raised both, the possibility credential stuffing (implied by Amazon spokesperson), and doubt about it (unspecified security expert, WiFi attacks).
- qw3rty01 7y agoCalling out an article for being misleading is not the same as misrepresenting it.
- HenriNext 7y agoYes they are different, and you did both: called it out for being misleading, and simultaneously misrepresented what it actually said (I've already detailed the reasons above, and others have quoted them verbatim to you). The best before date of this conversation has clearly expired, so let's just stop here.