Google thought it was a such a great idea to start logging you into everything when you logged into something... that it forgot to ask.
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Lees meerEveryone knew that SNI needed to be fixed sooner or later, but nobody was quite sure how.
Lees meerWindows 10 and Office 365 users can now log in to Azure AD applications using only the Authenticator App.
Lees meerZoho's CEO begged for help on Twitter after his domain registrar effectively took the company offline, stranding millions of users.
Lees meerPut down that “Bob Smith” fake account and back off, Facebook told the Memphis Police Department, waving its real-names policy in the air.
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Lees meerThe EU justice commissioner said she's out of patience. Also, she quit Facebook because it's a "channel of dirt."
Lees meerGoogle is still allowing third-party developers access to access its users’ Gmail data, it said in a letter to Senators last week.
Lees meerThe Massachusetts State Police (MSP) accidentally spilled some of its opsec onto Twitter last week, uploading a screenshot that revealed browser bookmarks.
Lees meerIt's just a number to detect fraud, not a Black Mirror-esque score that's going to rate us all as social misfits unworthy of wedding invitations.
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