• HeartyBeast
    11•8 months ago

    Thanks for the heads-up, I’ve just changed my password

    Edit - Duh, passwords weren’t actually leaked - the ttackers queried Trello with email addresses and got back names, usernames and if the addresses were valid.

  • @[email protected]English
    7•8 months ago

    remind me again how digital IDs are going to make us safer when every company with people’s personal details is constantly getting hacked?

        • @[email protected]English
          0•8 months ago

          If it’s decentralized, you’re original point about companies being able to get hacked doesn’t apply anymore

            • @[email protected]English
              1•8 months ago

              The current ID system we have - social security numbers - are infinitely worse. Add 1 to it and it’s another valid SSN. Most of the numbers can be determined with regional info

              • @[email protected]English
                -1•8 months ago

                I don’t know who’s paying you and all the others to say that shit, but digital IDs aren’t about keeping anything safe, it’s about controlling the population and locking them out of society when they misbehave. If you make any political statement that rocks the boat you don’t exist anymore. If you become a whistleblower, you don’t have any freedom anymore. If you do anything at all that the oligarchs don’t want you to do, you’re not a person anymore.

                • furysama
                  1•8 months ago

                  @EmperorHenry do… Do you think you’re somehow immune to this today? People who piss off the powers that be today are silenced pretty effectively. Nobody needs any digital ID infrastructure to do that.

                • @[email protected]English
                  0•8 months ago

                  No one’s paying me anything, and I’m well informed of the civil liberty issues surrounding government IDs in general, let alone digital or paper.

                  What I am referencing is decentralized digital ID. There is no ominous they or third party who could control you with a decentralized digital ID. We already have a pretty shitty ID system, but a better ID system with less centralized control can exist