Imagine if the password was “Password_1” the entire time.
Me: “I wish we had SSO and 2FA.”
Corporate IT: “We have SSO and 2FA at home.”
The SSO and 2FA at home: everybody logs in with the same username and password, and it doesn’t set cookies so you have to do it constantly
lol
This reads like an Onion headline.
I worked for a large manufacturing company that got its entire network ransomwared because everybody used the password 12345.
Sounds more like everyone used [realname][number] as their password because IT decided that changing your password every couple months is the most “secure”. Even though it’s not and causes [realname][number] passwords in the first place.
honestly based. everyone should have insecure passwords when working for a corporation. you should also message your local hacker group that the corporation is vulnerable
