Anytime someone asks me to download something i basically end the convo if i dont know them personally. Has happened when people were trying to get me on podcasts etc. I'm sure…
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Anytime someone asks me to download something i basically end the convo if i dont know them personally. Has happened when people were trying to get me on podcasts etc. I'm sure some were legit but its…
Anytime someone asks me to download something i basically end the convo if i dont know them personally. Has happened when people were trying to get me on podcasts etc. I'm sure some were legit but its just not worth it. and I honestly have next to nothing for them to take any way lmao. I cant imagine doing this if i had the capabilities this guy had within the largest crypto exchange in the world. At least switch to a personal computer or something. CRAZY.
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@4ernst Yes i blame the end user. 100%. There should have been things to prevent this but from Binance obviously. but that's irrelevant. if everything that Binance said is accurate -- he or she is the most liable party in this story. Downloading software onto a work laptop is INS
Engineer B should be blacklisted from the industry. To do this on a work computer when you have the role they have (had?) at Binance is actually kinda insane? "The second interview was conducted in a popular social chat app, near the end of the interview, Engineer B was instructe
