Let's say I've seen far worse in 2016, from companies storing far more sensitive data.
Like a bank, with no 2FA support, emailing me my plaintext password after clicking "Password forgotten", in 2016.
This story is problematic, but I'd be grateful if that bank would implement even the same stuff as Yahoo.
Let's say I've seen far worse in 2016, from companies storing far more sensitive data.
Like a bank, with no 2FA support, emailing me my plaintext password after clicking "Password forgotten", in 2016.
This story is problematic, but I'd be grateful if that bank would implement even the same stuff as Yahoo.