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Its a normal sign in flow. A safe way just in case is to log in to Google normally, close that tab, open the posted link then click the links in the oauth flow
by quickthrower2 3y ago
Its a normal sign in flow. A safe way just in case is to log in to Google normally, close that tab, open the posted link then click the links in the oauth flow without entering credentials.
- alex_lav 3y agoA normal sign in flow, that is not google.com (or a subdomain), or an oauth sign in screen, presenting as google, seemingly asking for my google creds? But is not google.com or affiliated. I'm just supposed to...trust it's google? Again, seems sketchy. Even if not actually sketchy (I'm obviously unwilling to try).
- quickthrower2 3y agoClick sign in with google instead of entering user/pass. You are now on a google.com domain. Same as any other site.
- remexre 3y ago"to continue to Qwiklabs," which is what you get when using Google to auth to 3rd-party services, not 1st-party ones
- quickthrower2 3y agoI think there is some of external company partnership white labelling half arsed shit going on there.