Follow up from this post - I just signed into my Vinted account (to delete it) and it didn't send me an MFA SMS so how the fuck is me giving them my number securing my account in any way?
The internet is fucked.
Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
Follow up from this post - I just signed into my Vinted account (to delete it) and it didn't send me an MFA SMS so how the fuck is me giving them my number securing my account in any way?
The internet is fucked.
Brilliant. I'm such a "valued customer" that they couldn't even be arsed to put my name in the email.
Why is it even necessary to have a "business intelligence database" with a 3rd party? I ordered a fucking laptop. Can a tech company not create their own customer database?
Full email here - https://cdn.kevquirk.com/framework-breach-email.pdf

Loren talks about the differences between Security and Privacy, but also how (and why) he prioritises one over the other.
I really hope this isn't true as I'm not sure what I'd replace Bitwarden with.
I fell foul of a phish, thanks to the shitty iOS Mail app.
Security questions like 'what is your mother's maiden name?' are so fucking bad. Here's what I do to make them slightly more secure.
In this interesting post, Garrit talks about why he wouldn't buy a YubiKey and I get where he's coming from.
I nearly fell for a run of the mill phish recently. Just goes to show that they can get anyone.
I think there’s a gap in the market for a smartphone that’s designed for teenagers. Let’s look at why…
Forced password changes are good for security apparently. But the truth is, having a forced password change policy reduces password security.
To say that I'm not a fan of Facebook would be an understatement. In my opinion, Facebook is a cancer on the internet and since Facebook bought WhatsApp a few years ago, I really haven't been comforta...
Using a Pi-hole on your network is a great way of blocking adverts and protecting you from tracking at a network level. In this post I'm going to take you through setting up Pi-hole on a Synology NAS using Docker.
I did a review of my password manager entries to see if there were any issues. As a result, I've been able to make myself more secure.
Ever wondered how websites check your password? I mean, how can they check your password without being able to read it? It's a catch 22, surely?
I recently wrote a post explaining that I think Privacy & Security Are Different. Following that post I've received some feedback questioning my rationale. This post is a response to some of that feedback.
I regularly see people using the terms Privacy and Security interchangably online. I wanted to take a couple of minutes to explain the differences between the two.
Browser fingerprinting is the process of collecting information about a remote device for identification purposes. Here's how it works...
I'm going to try and explain how online tracking works. I think I have a relatively good understanding of things, but it's a complicated subject, so I'll try and keep it as simple as possible.
A recent post received numerous comments asking why I was so concerned about privacy and asking what I have to hide. Here's my reply...
I noticed recently that I appear to be getting a lot more spam to my mailbox than normal. I don’t usually share my email address if I can help it, so wasn’t sure what was happening. Some digging was required.