New security research: #PassBleed: How to get @okta *master passwords* in *clear text* for *all employees* and several other important findings
Why care? Because compromise in your IdP is *game over* for your security
A meta thread - Plz RT for reach
#identitysecurity
We are excited to announce the official React Developer Tooling team! ⚛️🥳
This team (@brian_d_vaughn, @_jstejada, @lunaruan, and Jason Bonta) will own crucial parts of the React development experience including React DevTools and profiling UIs.
So when did you celebrate Rosh Hashanah? (The Jewish New Year Eve). According to Google - it depends if you search in Hebrew or in English.
Happy new year!
So many juniors... so few relevant positions.
Here are my 2 cents on the topic (with some tips for those who are still looking for their first jobs).
Got any tips on hiring juniors? Feel free to share them!
#careers#hiring#HR#Junior#100DaysOfCodedev.to/dekel/let-s-talk-abou…
Lost your #bitcoin in a boating accident? Today we're happy to announce our new #crypto wallet recovery service for HODLERS that just could not HODL on and lost it all to the ocean 🌊. Contact us at brutebrothers.com with the coordinates!
#stackoverflow added a new way to thank people for their answers, without voting-up answers. Not sure if it's because people just stopped up-voting answers, or they are looking for a new way to measure contributions.
Doing #pullrequests on @github can be frustrating. You mark the files as viewed (so the files collapse 💪🏻), but you wanna see all the changes (across all files). Snippet I'm using (as bookmark) to open all files (and still keep them "viewed").
-- code in the first comment
javascript:document.querySelectorAll('div.file:not(.Details--on) button.btn-octicon.js-details-target').forEach(e => e.click());
Paste the above in the URL (the browser will remove the "javascript:", so add it manually).
You can also create a bookmark for it
Did COVID-19 (coronavirus) just killed the internet? Are we really close to this point? Netflix announced they are about to reduce streaming quality in Europe in order to keep the internet from collapsing.
edition.cnn.com/2020/03/19/t…
Firefox 74 was released two days ago.
Besides all the cool stuff - we have native support for Optional Chaining!
No more `obj.first && obj.first.second`, from now we can use `obj.first?.second`.