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If you know something suspicious is happening you can change your password (from the app) and throw the hacker out. You can also avoid rolling-hacks (ex: when y
by urb 12y ago
If you know something suspicious is happening you can change your password (from the app) and throw the hacker out. You can also avoid rolling-hacks (ex: when your email is used to reset passwords on other services)
- nerdy 12y agoI'm not saying the service has no potential value, rather that it doesn't fulfill the "don't get hacked" reprise by notifying you after the fact. The notification could allow you to fix the problem once it has happened but any hacker with reasonable sophistication can download data and change passwords in an automated fashion long before you can finish reading the notification.
- tamagokun 12y agowhat if the hacker resets the password before you get a chance to?