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> Snowflake blamed the data thefts on its customers for not using multi-factor authentication to secure their Snowflake accounts, a security feature that the cl
by skybrian 2y ago
> Snowflake blamed the data thefts on its customers for not using multi-factor authentication to secure their Snowflake accounts, a security feature that the cloud data giant did not enforce or require its customers to use.
And is that going to change?
- dboreham 2y agoThis is a diversion. Why did they build a system that permitted a bulk database dump of hundreds of millions of rows even with 2FA?
- skybrian 2y agoBecause that’s what a data warehouse is? You’d think they’d guard them more, though.
- vel0city 2y ago> Why did they build a system that permitted a bulk database dump of hundreds of millions of rows Should all databases be capped at a few million rows total or something? I don't quite understand where you're going with this.