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No, literally, every engineer. The problem with engineers is they think they are so smart and technical and will never get phished. Then they clone gitlab or open in vscode and…

Taylor Monahan
Published: 2026-11-03 19:27 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-03 21:04 UTC
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No, literally, every engineer. The problem with engineers is they think they are so smart and technical and will never get phished. Then they clone gitlab or open in vscode and get fucked. Every singl…

No, literally, every engineer. The problem with engineers is they think they are so smart and technical and will never get phished. Then they clone gitlab or open in vscode and get fucked. Every single time. And, yes, they do it from their work device. There are multiple incidents every single day bc an engineer did a thing. To help someone. For interview. Whatever. Usually the attack starts and ends within 1 hour, not weeks and weeks like with Binance.

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Taylor Monahan · Published 2026-11-03 21:02 UTC

Yeah so see this is why i asked the question. You don't understand the series of events here. And that's okay bc the post is confusing. But probably dont try to drive phishing…

Yeah so see this is why i asked the question. You don't understand the series of events here. And that's okay bc the post is confusing. But probably dont try to drive phishing victims to suicide just the initial 5-day-old report isnt super clear on what happened lmao? Google shit

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