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polyester concept posted:i assume it's because a php/mysql website without a ton of bullshit microservices has very few attack vectors and all of the low hanging fruit has been secured a long time ago. that plus the keys being in the hands of very few people make phishing/social engineering attacks very unlikely to be successful. oh, a "real answer"
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Internet Old One posted:I guess I wasn't funny:( I was intentionally conflating john k. with jeff k. and shmorky and throwing the authority of wikipedia behind my statement. You sure weren’t
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Tom Collins posted:and if i'm going to sit at the computer for some reason, i might as well just attack the unending pile of work that is my job, instead of some side project or whatever. hosed up if true
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