Here is the best explanation of #passkeys I've seen and why they are most secure and, yes, why you should absolutely use them.

jerry@my-place.social · 10 months ago

Here is the best explanation of #passkeys I've seen and why they are most secure and, yes, why you should absolutely use them.

jerry@my-place.social · 11 months ago

Scammers set up domains with instructions to ignore email security failures on their emails via a DMARC record and Google et al. deliver their obvious dangerous spam to you. I thought, "how stupid" to

jerry@my-place.social · 11 months ago

Time to mention again, that if you own a domain, and you don't use if for email, that hackers will eventually try to use it to send spam. Google (just one email provider) told me there were 44

jerry@my-place.social · 1 year ago

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jerry@my-place.social · 1 year ago

@rimu This is so disturbing and wrong

jerry@my-place.social · 1 year ago

@Jerry@hear-me.social @ml@mitexleo.one PieFed is written in Python/Flask which is a technology that I can eventually use to contribute to the project. Also, I’m a fan of having multiple applications on the Fediverse and so was interested in standing up a server to help it.

jerry

Here is the best explanation of #passkeys I've seen and why they are most secure and, yes, why you should absolutely use them.

Here is the best explanation of #passkeys I've seen and why they are most secure and, yes, why you should absolutely use them.

Scammers set up domains with instructions to ignore email security failures on their emails via a DMARC record and Google et al. deliver their obvious dangerous spam to you. I thought, "how stupid" to

Scammers set up domains with instructions to ignore email security failures on their emails via a DMARC record and Google et al. deliver their obvious dangerous spam to you. I thought, "how stupid" to

Time to mention again, that if you own a domain, and you don't use if for email, that hackers will eventually try to use it to send spam. Google (just one email provider) told me there were 44

Time to mention again, that if you own a domain, and you don't use if for email, that hackers will eventually try to use it to send spam. Google (just one email provider) told me there were 44