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I think that was a long time ago. Now they have MFA and haven't had any public security incidents.
by ChuckNorris89 3y ago
I think that was a long time ago. Now they have MFA and haven't had any public security incidents.
- nashashmi 3y agoThey also supposedly hash out their passwords now. So the leaked passwords are less of a problem. (I use a completely unique immemorable password.) They also have device key sign in. But somewhere someplace, I cannot trust them on security anymore. I know of a few vulnerabilities that I cannot explain. And so my emails will remain for insecure purposes.