The industry could easily switch to calling it ECMAScript.

You have long ago abandoned the JavaScript trademark, and it is causing widespread, unwarranted confusion and disruption.

JavaScript is the world’s most popular programming language, powering websites everywhere. Yet, few of the millions who program in it realize that JavaScript is a trademark you, Oracle, control. The disconnect is glaring: JavaScript has become a general-purpose term used by countless individuals and companies, independent of any Oracle product.

Nothing to be done.

The starting point of the infection chain is an email message containing a link that mimics a legitimate or compromised domain that, when clicked, triggers the redirection to the actor-controlled credential harvesting page.

To lend the phishing attempt a veneer of legitimacy, the malicious webmail login pages have the recipients’ email addresses pre-filled. Attackers have also been observed using legitimate domains that offer URL shortening, tracking, and campaign marketing services.

“By carefully mimicking legitimate domains and redirecting victims to official sites, attackers can effectively mask their true objectives and increase the likelihood of successful credential theft,” the researchers said.

I can’t make my neighbors require one.

Wherever you choose to store it, you should still consider following the 3-2-1 backup rule.

Guest networks don’t necessarily require passwords.

I don’t fucking want guitar lessons!

Your Lemmy client appears to have a bug.

They’re gonna need to apply a patch

what does that even mean?

Something like this: https://www.eff.org/pages/better-way-forward-voluntary-collective-licensing-music-file-sharing