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ubergeeknz: How are you sure they didn't figure out your password? Is it very, very strong?
nzkiwiman:ubergeeknz: How are you sure they didn't figure out your password? Is it very, very strong?
I am not sure, and no password is very very strong.
I can't even find an answer to how many incorrect attempts you get at your password before it need to be reset.
iPad Pro 11" + iPhone 15 Pro Max + 2degrees 4tw!
These comments are my own and do not represent the opinions of 2degrees.
alasta: I used to work for a major domain name registrar and we used to frequently get waves of credit card fraud where overseas scammers would use stolen cards to register useless domain names (e.g. 'abcqwexyz.com'). You have to wonder why.
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SaltyNZ:
They may have got in via another service. A tech journo -- for Ars Technica, I think? -- got hacked about 6 months back by social engineering through Amazon, to get the details needed to social engineer Apple, and from there carried on to basically wipe him out. I'll try to find the link.
Edit -- Wired, not Ars.
Morgan French-Stagg
nzkiwiman:ubergeeknz: How are you sure they didn't figure out your password? Is it very, very strong?
I am not sure, and no password is very very strong.
I can't even find an answer to how many incorrect attempts you get at your password before it need to be reset.
dolsen:alasta: I used to work for a major domain name registrar and we used to frequently get waves of credit card fraud where overseas scammers would use stolen cards to register useless domain names (e.g. 'abcqwexyz.com'). You have to wonder why.
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Perhaps a higher level crock getting domains for their infected machines to report back to?
nzkiwiman: iTunes and the App store are in sync showing the same amount of credit
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