Is it just me? Okta's source code stolen...
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
Here is a picture of the thief: murakamicat.png[^] :-\
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
We currently use AWS Cognito, but were starting to look at Okta. yikes, maybe not...
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
What's an Okta?
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
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Here is a picture of the thief: murakamicat.png[^] :-\
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My first 3 reactions, granted coming from about a quart low on coffee were: - What level of dumb is this? - Does Git use Okta for logins? :) - One would think that with what Okta charges, they might have their source in a veritable fortress Granted, this comes from a place where we don't use Git at all, except to reluctantly download packages when there is no other choice...
What the heck is Okta? Seems like it has to do with authentication? Why do we trust these services???
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What the heck is Okta? Seems like it has to do with authentication? Why do we trust these services???
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Create a Digital Ocean Droplet for .NET Core Web API with a real SSL Certificate on a DomainI just visited their web site. It appears that they bill themselves as a "one stop shop" for all your authentication needs. Given that they've just been hacked, I don't know what would worry more as a client - that they are using their own solution internally, or that they are not.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
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I just visited their web site. It appears that they bill themselves as a "one stop shop" for all your authentication needs. Given that they've just been hacked, I don't know what would worry more as a client - that they are using their own solution internally, or that they are not.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
