Gregory's ServerWeb developers need to be launched into the sun.
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@SwiftOnSecurity simple solution to that: social healthcare you don’t have to pay for 😂 #europeanSocialistElite  @infoseccrow @WiteWulf @SwiftOnSecurity Hey, they're not… *that* bad. I've seen worse. I appreciate how you can tell what's going on in the back-end, because part of the server-side logic relies on the client making a specific sequence of GET requests. Also, I like how they usually comply with privacy law. (I'm not really selling this, am I?) @wizzwizz4 @WiteWulf @SwiftOnSecurity I mean, it's a step up from DVLA, who's test registration system has a misconfigured autoscaler that only exposes itself when under load... @SwiftOnSecurity Last time I got an email asking me to confirm my next dentist appointment, Outlook's anti-phishing protection gave me a giant warning that it seemed like a suspicious link. I'm pretty sure it was legit but the URL was much worse than this one.  @SwiftOnSecurity if I was motivated, I would be looking up that specific capitalization and whitespace mistake in data dumps to see where else you auto filled that test data over the years... @SwiftOnSecurity the thing is... you're good people, so the motivation is not very high @SwiftOnSecurity Or PayPal overlays that request you to login (which is apparently one of the official ways to integrate Paypal)... @SwiftOnSecurity unless you’re like me and know it’s a scammy website and wants to troll it with fake info @SwiftOnSecurity I love how training users to spot phishing immediately results in a bunch of reports for our own marketing, hr, and finance communications.  @SwiftOnSecurity looks like the sort of thing that uses JS addition to concatenate all of that into a sql statement, and the server just blasts that post verbatim to the database. @SwiftOnSecurity yo are you actually taylor swift who is good at computers or is it just a meme
 All other atrocities aside, why is it "tap"? Did they forget the word "click" or what? |
"Don't put your private information into websites you don't recognize the URL of or have weird combinations of numbers. This is easy only fools fall for these scams."
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