If someone registers on my website with the same password as in LinkedIn, then LinkedIn gets hacked overmorrow, and the attacker then logs in with the correct password on my website, what should I have done to prevent that successful login to this user's account?
We can get angry and make jokes about 23&Me but I don't know what people would expect of me here; what solution I ought to implement as someone who runs several websites as hobby projects
This problem is also one of the reasons why I'd not recommend doing such a DNA test with a web service...
Edit: could I know why a moderator pinned this comment to the bottom? It got votes and was at the top for a few minutes, but now sorts below literally every other comment, also greyed-out ones and downvotes are starting to appear (maybe by association because it's at the bottom?). What should I have written differently to not get moderated away?
We can get angry and make jokes about 23&Me but I don't know what people would expect of me here; what solution I ought to implement as someone who runs several websites as hobby projects
This problem is also one of the reasons why I'd not recommend doing such a DNA test with a web service...
Edit: could I know why a moderator pinned this comment to the bottom? It got votes and was at the top for a few minutes, but now sorts below literally every other comment, also greyed-out ones and downvotes are starting to appear (maybe by association because it's at the bottom?). What should I have written differently to not get moderated away?