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Anyone using Liftoff - if you can’t log in, or keep getting logged out, remove and re-add your account:
Settings from top right
Accounts
Long press the account
Click Remove
Then add the account again
I put on my robe and wizard hat.
(I am in the UK and make TTRPGs. He/Him.)
Anyone using Liftoff - if you can’t log in, or keep getting logged out, remove and re-add your account:
Settings from top right
Accounts
Long press the account
Click Remove
Then add the account again
I assume this is not the same meaning as in the UK!
More seriously, great work!
It’s more that many people expect those handling their data to be seen to follow the correct procedures and be trusted to handle the data in a fair, transparent, safe and secure way - and in addition to protecting their users, companies are probably encouraged to abide by the regulations because it is very easy for anyone to report where they think action needs to be taken, and regulatory bodies may be more lenient where correct process has been followed.
If I chance a speeding or parking ticket I can’t be fined nearly 20 million pounds, although I wouldn’t trust some parking companies not to try it! (I’m not saying that would be the case in this instance.)
Settings from top right
Accounts
Long press the account
Click Remove
Then add the account again
Settings from top right
Accounts
Long press the account
Click Remove
Then add the account again
Same here and it looks to be across multiple people’s posts. If you access the post from a different instance, the image is visible.
For example, my post on .world community viewed in .world: https://lemmy.world/post/1247878.
The same post viewed via .ml: https://lemmy.ml/post/1873120
I have raised this in support community earlier here: https://lemmy.world/post/1291389
Interestingly, here is a log when browsing Lemmy over the last week or so.
Believe the derp.foo and .today are both federated instances. Don’t know what the other rows are.
This is great thank you!
That makes sense, thanks so much - there’s a few good explanations here which really help! Would it be right in saying that all affected servers should be logging off all users - some have but not sure if all.
I am not sure how a platform like this will work with GDPR - each server will be responsible themselves, but how it works with the flow of data between servers and who the regulators would have cases against - I think that is to be tested at some point.
Very, seems like great work.
First - really good summary and sounds like everyone is working hard.
Cross posting the below comment.
Under GDPR if you have had a data breach you have a legal obligation to assess whether you need to report it and you must make the report within 72 hours of discovering the breach.
There are other types of reportable breaches too, I only mention data as it sounds most likely. You may or may not be subject to PECR which may also have been breached although less likely. I don’t really have enough familiarity with the regulation to discuss that one.
If you are not sure if there has been a breach you may also need to discuss it with the relevant body or make a report.
Please can you update what action you have taken regarding this and if the incident was reportable or not and the reasons why. Edit - from that new information, it sounds like this is a reportable breach.
For a full understanding, it would be good to know if you had 2FA enabled on the compromised account particularly as it had admin privileges and if so how 2FA was circumvented with this exploit.
It would also be good to know what measures you have in place to prevent the same or other malicious attempts on your Open Collective and Patreon accounts as issues with those are potentially more serious. They may not be vulnerable to this, but it is going to be reassuring to know there is good security practice, 2FA protection etc enabled and you have robust procedures in place.
Awesome! We had BBC Micro in schools here, I think at home we had a Commodore or it might have been an Amiga! it is a bit hard to remember so far back :) I remember writing a letter to my dad on it, quoting Monty Python and calling him a bastard lol, not knowing exactly what I was saying at the time. Ah, fond memories!
Haha exactly! I just need to find my dot matrix printer paper with the holes and I’m all set to relive my youth
My favourite thing except the emoji is the new theme
Awesome, robo-lemming has been upgraded!
You’re not missing much
Awesome update, great to see and feel the progress from all the hard work!
Everything except phones, which actually could do with having them.
(This isn’t a completely new thing, in the 1980s I had an A-Team watch that had led lights on it.)