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Is the line of death actually a thing? I thought that users just trust everything that's on the screen tbh A "line of death" sounds like something only technic
by thrashh 5y ago
Is the line of death actually a thing? I thought that users just trust everything that's on the screen tbh
A "line of death" sounds like something only technical users would notice
- easton 5y agoIf there were two address bars it would at least make a user curious if they didn’t expect that to happen. It’s similar to the UAC prompt, if it appears among your other windows instead of shading the desktop and hiding everything, even if you don’t immediately think malware you might at least think “this is unexpected”.
- taneq 5y agoHonestly I lost all faith in humanity’s ability to adhere to security protocols the day that (as a young tacker, and after me explaining why he shouldn’t ever do so) the senior manager at the place I was working told me his password over the phone because it was easier than me walking him through a reset procedure.
- gowld 5y agoor the CEO who asks for copies of web pages over email because they don't want to log into the secure site.