Would it be hard to hack Reddit?

they were caught storing their passwords in plain text that one time 10 years ago or something

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Why would you want to

>>58927467
lol, link or it didn't happen.

if you have to ask, yes

>>58927448
If ask nicely

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https://github.com/reddit

Can you reed src coed?

>>58927467
lol

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>>58927471
>>58927528
>>58927467

reddit posted this AFTER a hard drive with a full backup of all user info was stolen.

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>>58927629
what the actual fuck

>>58927629
what a fucking asshole

and reddit with its poorly programmed expensive to run servers keeps operating at a loss but i bet the CEOs get ludicrously rich off of it

>>58927629
Hahah holy shit.

>>58927629
this has to be fake.. permalink pls

>>58928798
https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/usqe/reddits_streak_of_bad_luck_continues/

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>>58927629
Hahaha what a gay retard

>>58927629
>Justifying possibly the greatest authentication malpractice with "muh features"
If he weren't the CEO he'd get fired for this shit.

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>>58927629

>>58927629
zuckerberg apparently logged incorrectly entered passwords and used them against some people i think
it's funny that many "serious" companies store it in plaintext / reverseable encryption

>>58929102
>logged incorrectly entered passwords

is this a typical feature? it makes me rage

>>58927629
Holy shit..
>CONVIENCE?
>For convience.
>Conviemceceee
>For conviemvea

>>58929601
keep trying... maybe you'll get it right

>>58929102
Classic zuckerberg

>>58929566
website owners can do pretty much whatever they want. don't use the same passwords for important things like email, paypal etc as for random websites

>>58927629
10 years ago

>>58931510
yeah but it was completely unacceptable then too