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Deleting someone’s business off Heroku

11 pointsby petenixeyover 12 years ago

9 comments

willlllover 12 years ago
This is link-bait sensationalism. Aside from the downtime, getting your heroku app recovered from being deleted is not a big deal, assuming you write into support in a reasonable amount of time.
greenyodaover 12 years ago
<i>"This isn’t something that 2-factor authentication is going to fix. 2-factor auth is great at preventing a man-in-the-middle attack but when the attacker has your phone, they probably also have the second auth channel."</i><p>Two-factor authentication could be made more secure by requiring you to reply to a text message with the answer to a security question that couldn't be found on your phone (e.g., the name of your favorite comic book character).
homosaurover 12 years ago
This seems like it's going to be a problem a lot of places if people are using 2 factor auth via their phones. You can delete someone's Github also immediately but I'm not sure if they keep backups somewhere. It sure says that stuff will be deleted IMMEDIATELY
skoreckyover 12 years ago
This is like saying if someone stole your key ring, they now have access to your house.
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granpappypimpover 12 years ago
I also put in a feature request that would fix this. Allow customer to lock addons and ENV variables and require a unlock password to change them. The same can be applied to app as a whole and then just disallow changing that unlock password from a phones browser...only from a desktop.
nigglerover 12 years ago
tl;dr: don't let strangers borrow your phone
MalphasWatsover 12 years ago
"Hi, I'm Insert Name, pleased to meet you. Can I borrow your phone".<p>"No"<p>...<p>"Erm, what do you think you're doing, get your hand out of my pocket!"<p>No-one touches my phone.
mille562over 12 years ago
Email apps should allow pin protection (separate from the phone pin). An email app is a door allowing access to the majority of services people want to keep secured.
timgrimsditchover 12 years ago
Sounds like the issue here is: 1. immediacy 2. too many auth options on one (often poorly protected) device