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Re: LinkedIn password database compromised
From: Matthew Kaufman <matthew () matthew at>
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 14:54:10 -0700
On 6/20/2012 2:39 PM, Leo Bicknell wrote:
Users would find it much more convenient and wonder why we ever used passwords, I think...
Yes. Those users who have a single computer with a single browser. For anyone with a computer *and* a smartphone, however, there's a huge missing piece. And it gets exponentially worse as the number of devices multiplies.
Matthew Kaufman
Current thread:
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised, (continued)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Pedro (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Leo Bicknell (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Elmar K. Bins (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Aaron C. de Bruyn (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Leo Bicknell (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised AP NANOG (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Tei (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Jay Ashworth (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Leo Bicknell (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised AP NANOG (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Matthew Kaufman (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Jared Mauch (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised valdis . kletnieks (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Leo Bicknell (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Randy Bush (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Leo Bicknell (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Randy Bush (Jun 20)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Tei (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Tony Finch (Jun 21)
- Re: LinkedIn password database compromised Rich Kulawiec (Jun 21)
- RE: LinkedIn password database compromised Keith Medcalf (Jun 23)