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Seems like even the servers are going offline - opened this on my phone - then after 30 minutes I was going to read this on my desktop but the website is now down.

Wayback Machine is broken. Spooky.

>>concur+(OP)
They were raided and apparently had the bulk of their in office IT hardware confiscated - handhelds, desktops, servers, drives, etc.

However they're publishing now it's likely in a very ad hoc rickety manner with limited access to primary resource keys, passwords, et al.

Timely reminder for some here to look at their own work flow setups and ask themselves "what would I do tomorrow if everything I see now was burned up, flooded out, confiscated, etc."

>>defros+k
Heh. Plenty of people would just shrug it off-- they have remote git repos or Dropbox/Drive/iCloud.

Better for them to start with the very simple exercise of "how much of my life will 2FA make inaccessible if I lose only my phone?"

>>jstarf+jw
I'm a security professional for a living (obviously not a great one) and I recently lost my phone without a recent 2fa backup. It was a nightmare.