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Do you really think burglars could not get their hands on leaked government agency database? This is just another excuse to throw feces at Google, and HN comme
by vdaniuk 13y ago
Do you really think burglars could not get their hands on leaked government agency database?
This is just another excuse to throw feces at Google, and HN commenters just don't miss any possible opportunity to do that.
- diydsp 13y agostrawman and goalposts. PP said google's database, not government databases. google data breach in last 30 days: http://money.cnn.com/2013/12/04/technology/security/passwords-stolen/ http://money.cnn.com/2013/12/04/technology/security/password... inside job at home security company in last year: http://www.wbng.com/news/state/198129651.html http://www.wbng.com/news/state/198129651.html
- Karunamon 13y agoThen the absolute safest thing to do is never give any information to any third party for any reason. Except that's impossible to actually implement, or manage, and makes your life so much harder for questionable benefit.
- sneaky_ruds 13y agoCalling that a Google data breach is a pretty big misrepresentation; keyloggers installed on user machines collected passwords typed into a number of websites, including Google's. (disclaimer: I work for Google, have no special knowledge of the incident in question)