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> Blind requires employees to use their official workplace emails to sign up, as a way to authenticate that users actually work for the companies they are discu
by ano-ther 2y ago
> Blind requires employees to use their official workplace emails to sign up, as a way to authenticate that users actually work for the companies they are discussing.
That’s a pretty bad design decision. It’s also not a good idea to access such forum from you work computer, even when not using the company email.
- romanhn 2y ago> That’s a pretty bad design decision How would you design it?
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- dboreham 2y agoNot parent but here's a couple of not fully thought out ideas: 1. Have the signer upper send a provided email from their own Gmail account to their own company account. Then show the message's DKIM headers to blind. Now Matt has to find emails from employees personal mailboxes to their corporate mailboxes but he can't tell what the content is about. 2. Employ a graph of email forwarders (humans) selected from existing blind users. Use them to forward challenge email payload to the signer upper. Now Matt has to find emails from anyone to anyone and still doesn't know what the content is about.
- delfinom 2y ago>Then show the message's DKIM headers to blind. You realize that Blind isn't exclusively for software engineers right? Lol