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acchow
7 months ago
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Inside the "3 billion people" national public data...
Not only an identifier, many places use it as a secret.
chii
7 months ago
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Plenty of places also use mother's maiden name as a password/secret too.
beretguy
7 months ago
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DBA at my previous job wanted to use SSN as a primary key. I felt like I’m talking to a child trying to convince him not to do that.
cbsmith
7 months ago
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Which is dumb.
Aeolun
7 months ago
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One could argue criminal.
Feel like it’s kinda like my bank using my email as the password or something.
cbsmith
7 months ago
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