Wtf is this? Austrian telecom company admits storing all passwords in clear text saying they are too secure to be hacked....

Read here:
https://twitter.com/tmobileat/...

that PR persons incompetence smells like shit. and just: WHY? that is so 1990's style of not hashing passwords!

Even though there are always security holes, if I was them I'd start from wondering how much does employee with lowest paycheck and access to production database earns monthly..

It's like saying to all hackers... Ha you can't get in, but if you do, you'll have a great treasure...

Sooooooo what happens again if you tell a kid he can't do something?

Great feeling when you are a under contract there...

My favourite thing about that Twitter thread was that someone in Verizon decided it was a perfect sales opportunity!

@AlexDeLarge some grey hat should leak the CEOs private password

This twitter thread is legendary. Thx for sharing!

It’s t-mobile. You don’t need a password you just need a phone and the persons name, birthdate and number to get into their account via support - or you know, just get them to send you a new SIM.

T-Mobile is horrifically ignorant and should have never given the possibility to become this big.

Oh yeah their pricing is a joke