My password was subject to stuffing until 2002? Everyone's was. I remember the exact day and conversation I had with someone about how stuffing was being used and my decision process to make the password more difficult. Then it became a throwaway of 4 or 5 variations, and others upgraded based on risk. They then evolved and evolved until I am now completely reliant on password managers (which are full of flaws and hacks).
I am a big fan of biometrics and always have been.
We developed and substantially improved procedures for B2B apps.
Makes me wonder though, what I did with this roadrunner account, as it was an emergency account for my mothers funeral planning.
I actually remember the day Bob Masch decided to play private investigator with the data they accessed. I laughed. We didn't have a whole lot of mistrust between us.
Today it is not funny as a person is still harassing and stalking "anonymously".
Alexis did not believe me when I told her Walt Vialli was his point of contact that would go pull data from courthouse records.
Amazing. It was told to me point blank.
Dru Hawkins is allegedly at the court system working now. A funny story about how the project had to close due to cost/scope, and defeated all of improvements we tried to make, in partnership with Microsoft, with a welcome1 invitation. Time, Quality, Budget discussions abound.
He was forgiven long ago, yet this idiot still stalking is really really really lethal. They are not only lethal, they are claiming if you had a password flaw in 2002 you are out. It is ridiculous and people have died as a part of this person's lack of priority running @mygames and @tripledotstudios
I am not actually convinced it was password stuffing, there were so many flaws in mail servers until funding was put into patching and securing them. You won't know except I traced the source. In this case it's a roadrunner account made with Time Warner.
Hopefully, Comcast then Spectrum, have a data disposal policy. It's an account I have not used in 20 years.
