Remember when reddit was hip enough to have a canary system and now they don't even disclose hacks anymore. It's not the same platform. Good riddance.
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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I mean, to be fair they disclosed it immediately. https://www.redditinc.com/blog/sharing-our-findings-around-a-data-security-incident
Good point. Didn't notice that detail in the linked articles.
God I remember reading about Reddit's warrant canary being taken down.
I remember thinking that it was no big deal and it will always be the same.
How wrong and naive I was lol
it's so weird to me that dead canarys are not half as big a thing as I'd expect them to be
For example, it's been close to a decade since Apples Warrant Canary died, and still people consider Apple trustworthy with their data...
I wonder if it's not so much that people don't care but rather that every big tech company will inevitably receive such warrants. Even if you don't use those services, most devices by default use the (probably backdoor-ed) NIST ECC algorithms.
Sounds like reddit is having a bad year.
sips coffee
Oh well. How's everyone's Sunday? I'm making pulled pork sliders tonight.
Pad Thai with zucchini, squash, and cilantro from my garden. Eggs are from my chickens. Everything else super fresh from a local farmers market.
Spez did a little FAFO dance.
Mexican discada tacos over here
Maybe some tasty rice. I want to get an instantpot; never had one before but I have heard they are amazing
You’ll love it! This is a great sample of recipes.
https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/recipes-you-can-make-in-your-instant-pot/
Seconding Corran.
I use mine to cook dog food every week (poor guy is allergic to damn near everything). Often cooks a couple family meals during the week, too. Great labor saver
So good that [https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-14/pyrex-instant-pot-maker-seeks-bankruptcy-protection/102480242](the company went bust), partly because people weren’t replacing them frequently enough.
Smash burgers on the new flattop I just finished seasoning.
Pulled pork sliders sounds like a great plan for an upcoming weekend
Haven't decided.
Maybe ziti with meat balls and marinara, or some bratwurst with potatoes.
I’m making burritos with rice, refried beans that I forgot were homemade, guacamole (with onions this time), and some Beyond ground beef seasoned with the spices in the cabinet that I like but can’t name.
I spent the day playing Subnautica on my Switch, cuddling with my dog, and trying to recover from dehydration caused by the wicked sunburn I got yesterday. Finally feeling better internally. My skin is killing me tho. I can't even apply aloe because my burn is on my back and I can't reach it. Gotta love living alone lol.
what if you were to lay down plastic wrap on the floor, spred a puddle of aloe vera gel on top and then lie down on top of the puddle?
Had some pasta with old sausages from the freezer earlier. Surprisingly wasn't that bad.
I did laundry at my parents place with my wife. She's scared of my mom so we did it while they were out of town.
Tried a really good Italian place with the wife afterward was a good date.
Im currently deep in Unix books
Who is Unix books, and where did you meet her?
The library
Great , we need all the more Bad news spreading about reddit.
they did the entire stunt to open for IPO likely this will screw them.
If that includes user data (such as emails, phone #s, social media accounts, etc.) that's bad news for all of us who have or had accounts with them.
Why would reddit have your phone #s, social media accounts, etc?
Adbux
They're sign up options. You can sign up with Google, Apple, email and they ask users for their phone number for some reason as well iirc.
Good thing I never gave reddit any of those, despite their continued nagging over the years...
the whole point of reddit is that it doesn't have any of my user data, apart from what they can scrape from my browser such as IP address and browser fingerprint(s).
The crumbling of Reddit continues.
No matter the outcome, it's one hell of a ride.
Does anyone know where they are going to leak that data to the public? A torrent? DL? I2P?
Only on their App i bet
Idk how this one is working, but didn't many hacker attacks where they leaked stuff end up being sold on the dark net
Maybe they try something similar or they are straight up sending a fax to everyone
Yeah... they are probably going to sell it to the best bidding on the darknet... but because they said they are going public, I though they were releasing it to everyone.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
They really wanted $4.5mil for some data? Looks like Spez took a page outta this guy's book lmao
Funny how my comment on lemmy is on a post about a massive hack on Reddit, because of their bullshit tactics. mlem seems to be like Apollo-ish.
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