zoi (15:20:24)
Our CMO signed a deal with some trademark protection company. Part of that was to transfer all our domains to their registrar

d_vibe (15:20:03)
but ofcourse, a John Doe won't have the mindsets that we do so they are more easy to fool

d_vibe (15:19:10)
Yes, there are risks with SMS, but since it's a one time password you get when you've triggered it yourself I wouldn't say that it's a big risk.. this is also why you should have a good password, since if the sms is interceptet they don't have your passwor

zoi (15:17:04)
that's all they ask for when transferring a number

zoi (15:16:09)
My wife has an e-sim, and keeps her serial number and PUK2-code in her inbox.. just waiting for someone to transfer her e-sim to another device.

zoi (15:15:42)
Both the routing protocol for calls/SMS is easily intercepted, and just a bit of social engineering at a phone store can let someone hijack your number.

zoi (15:15:13)
SMS is very insecure.

d_vibe (15:14:44)
Less secure than an authenticator app at least

joes (15:13:59)
because SMS is insecure?

zoi (15:13:31)
which is not SMS.

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