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There's four instances of the message now. There's no way it is fake. http://blog.sendgrid.com/sendgrid-statement/ http://blog.sendgrid.com/sendgrid-statement/
by nwh 14y ago
There's four instances of the message now. There's no way it is fake.
http://blog.sendgrid.com/sendgrid-statement/ http://blog.sendgrid.com/sendgrid-statement/
http://status.sendgrid.com/ http://status.sendgrid.com/
https://twitter.com/SendGrid/statuses/314768776577036288 https://twitter.com/SendGrid/statuses/314768776577036288
https://www.facebook.com/SendGrid/posts/10151502570463967 https://www.facebook.com/SendGrid/posts/10151502570463967
- peterwwillis 14y agoWhat, you think it's physically impossible that someone could reuse a password on more than one service, or register them all with a single Gmail account?
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- ericmsimons 14y agoNo, it's just incredibly unlikely that someone hijacked four different services and have been able to keep the owners locked out of their accounts.
- bsilvereagle 14y agoYou only have to hijack one account if the password across all four services isn't unique.
- eslaught 14y agoYes, but the owners have four different support lines to call to get their account back, so the odds of it staying compromised is that much lower.
- Yver 14y agoHow do you explain that nobody working there is talking about being hacked? Do you think everybody there was using the same password for their Twitter accounts, Facebook, etc...
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoOr just automate the reproduction across multiple outlets. I use a FB app that posts tweets to my timeline for example.
- vacri 14y agoThat's a really oddly worded statement - we've fired someone, but we're still processing the information over the issue.