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Everyone morning I wake up and hope Yahoo will finally get it and I am still waiting.
Security 101 Rule #1: Never have one point to have hackers focus on - this is Security 101 Yahoooooo ! `
Maybe they should focus on all the hacker, scam infected emails that their servers allow rather than making it easier for them to attack anything that is Yahoo.
Sadly, I am going to wake up tomorrow with the same hope. The streak continues.
And I might add, Yahoo doesn't care. They hold no liability in the end. I supposed that was the first thing they did when they recieved the venture capital years ago. That and to make sure the Chief Idiots were paid as well.
In the end, " It a privilege not a right to use Yahoo", just ask them. And deep in the fine print, is the clause " Use at your own risk".
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3/16/2015 | 5:59:51 PM
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