For you night owls out there, here is an amusing bit about the cloud, especially in light of recent “leaks.”
Feel free to opine on any market-related issues overnight, below.
Speak your mind, night owls.
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I’ve always hated the damn cloud. We had “clouds” in the early 90’s and 80’s with DUMB terminals. Considering how small and efficient storage is getting, it’s ridiculous and a little scary of a trend and can only end with the people being sucked dry with 0 privacy.
The vulnerability isn’t in “the cloud”, it’s generally in poor selection of account recovery options. “What’s your mother’s maiden name”, “What is your hometown”, etc. Anyone who knows anything about you can work out the answers and get access to your account.
Select a password that is long (12+ characters), is easy to remember, and disable all of the account recovery questions.
Don’t waste any time worrying about uppers/lowers/numbers/special characters, unless you can remember the password easily.
Chess, all you have to say are the words “Salma Hayek”, and I’ll agree to anything…
Thanks, guys!
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