Yes, that's a good idea. Then you just have to be sure that the user doesn't get careless with the device.
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That will protect you from hackers who can always find a way? Whenever they improve their security like that, hackers can improve their technology at the same time.that's the thing. it's a weak security system and lax security practices. a more robust approach would be having an authenticator device for password.
it's a small device that you carry with you and the code changes every few minutes. you have to press a button to see the code.
google and even World of Warcraft do provide this kind of service for anybody.
or use security key
This article says the opposite. It's a national security matter.
This article says the opposite. It's a national security matter.
http://www.voanews.com/content/pres...ck-on-sony-pictures-very-serious/2563923.html
Oh, I have to say you are wrong this time.
I understand what you said but you make it sound like that it's not a national security matter. Since the hackers warned that something bad will happen to anyone who goes to see that movie at a local theater, it's a threat so that's why US government takes it seriously. I understand that Sony doesn't want it happen to innocent moviegoers (the public) so Sony won't release the film.perhaps you didn't understand what I said and what the article said.
I said the government is not responsible for Sony's security system. it's Sony's responsibility to ensure that they have a robust security system in place but they had lax security practice and also laid off cybersecurity experts which led to PSN hacking and now this. and then the government got involved to help assist with investigation.
The article said the cyberattack on Sony is being considered as a national security matter.... are you telling me that it is government's responsibility to install and maintain Sony's security system?
looks like you are always wrong....
next time.... re-read my post very very slowly and if you do not understand anything, ask instead of making childish remarks.
I posted the link since you said that it's not the government's responsibility for Sony's security system. I pointed out that the government takes it seriously since the hackers made a threat to the public regardless of Sony's security system for which the government is not responsible. The hackers remind us that they could make it happen like 9/11 as the article mentioned in the link you posted.
wow dude seriously? the government is NOT responsible for Sony's security!!!!!! and now they have to get involved AFTER they got hacked.
tomayto. tomahto. did you even read the article? you're in no position to clarify anything for me or anyone in this matter because every single thing that came out of your mouth is infactual. please read the articles especially the one I posted. the one you posted are for third graders - simpleton and brief.
You are THE asshole, period. "the one you posted are for third graders" - that's offensive, asshole.wow dude seriously? the government is NOT responsible for Sony's security!!!!!! and now they have to get involved AFTER they got hacked.
what you are telling me is that the government is responsible for installing and maintaining Sony's security system as well as investigating the cyberattack.
tomayto. tomahto. did you even read the article? you're in no position to clarify anything for me or anyone in this matter because every single thing that came out of your mouth is infactual. please read the articles especially the one I posted. the one you posted are for third graders - simpleton and brief.
you really have gone to the point of no return. it's so comical that I rolled my eyes so hard that I saw my forgotten past buried somewhere in my brain. oh my. it was best left forgotten. thank you very much.
No, you are wrong. The government takes an action only when the hack involves cyberterrorism. For example, a bank's cybersecurity system gets hacked, the bank has its own investigators to fix the problem so the government doesn't get involved. Why should our taxes go to an investigation on Sony hack if there's no cyberterrorism involved? Sony is a big money maker so it should get its own investigators to fix the problem but this time the government gets involved because there's cyberterrorism in the hack. That's all I can say. "The government help assist Sony" No, that's not what it's doing. The government is investigating cyberterrorism.
WTF? That's nothing new. Every time I or anyone else disagree with your post, you decide to degrade us. You are really the asshole. Many deafies write simple English so what the **** is your problem? In fact, you are no better than us. I never forget your replies to Foxrac to degrade him in the past. Get lost, asshole.
