New security tip, drag every login pop-up windows outside of your browser.. if the window can move out of the browser.. it's (more likely) legit (or at least you know the address bar is real to check), if it doesn't then you're being phished.
Readit Newsthrowaway581294 commented on Browser in the Browser (BITB) Attack mrd0x.com/browser-in-the-... · Posted by u/jcynix
throwaway581294 commented on Ask HN: Does anyone else think this 2FA everywhere is getting out of hand? · Posted by u/cloutchaser
MFA could have largely been unnoticed had there been large scale adoption of client side SSL/TLS certificates. This would have required a better UX on the browser side and an account creation process that made creating a CSR locally, transmitting it, receiving the cert and storing it transparent.
Then as long as both the username/password and certificate authentication were required, then password reuse wouldn't matter.
You could go one step further and just put a pin in with the cert or no pin at all and just have seamless logins everywhere. Assuming you are using a physical cert token.
throwaway581294 commented on Launch HN: AirMyne (YC W22) – Capturing CO2 from air at industrial scale · Posted by u/markcyffka
Your process sounds similar to how CO2 is scrubbed from the submarine using AMINE, while I'm sure you can't speak to it yet, but is it a similar process?
throwaway581294 commented on New cars make me want to Saab (2020) theoutline.com/post/8743/... · Posted by u/freediver
While the article was a nice read and I do love some older cars from the 80s/90s, those cars are gone. Cars look the way they do now and days because of the increased safety standards and airbags everywhere. I would much rather be driving a car today than from the 80s if I wanted safety.
That being said, there are still plenty of cars that are unique looking now, Miata, Supra, GR86, BRZ, CT5-V, CT4-V, Stinger, Taycan, and plenty more!
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