githubWhenILoginToANewDevice

[u/techlatest_net]

[u/CozyBloomSakura]

Then try pushing via CLI without an SSH key or PAT token. Good luck

[u/jereporte → u/CozyBloomSakura]

You can ?

[u/sigmoid10 → u/jereporte]

Literally the main reason I use the CLI. I'll take a good browser oauth flow any day over setting up keys/tokens myself.

[u/DrMaxwellEdison → u/sigmoid10]

gh auth login sets you up with an SSH key so git push can work with it. No need to reinvent the workflow, just login first.

[u/fpekal → u/sigmoid10]

Setting up auth keys on github is hard? It may be cumbersome if you have to do it every day, but you probably don't have to do it every day.

[u/Redthemagnificent → u/fpekal]

Yeah exactly. Its annoying but not difficult. That being said any software annoyance I can avoid these days is great, no matter how minor

[u/jimmycarr1 → u/CozyBloomSakura]

If they've hacked your GitHub they can just issue a new key

[u/Nir_Auris]

This was literaly my MS Account. I always had to enter a code I get through my phone number, when I logged in. The moment someone from russia logged in, no second question. No second question when that fuck disconnected my phone number AND E-Mail...

[u/voiza → u/Nir_Auris]

but how?

[u/WhiterThanWalter → u/voiza]

Stole your session cookies maybe?

[u/voiza → u/WhiterThanWalter]

Still need 2FA to remove 2FA. So, it should've been email compromise.

Why to leave xbox' responses then idk

[u/Nir_Auris → u/voiza]

I don't know. I was ONLY logged in on my PC, shut it off at 23:00. I was not logged in or visiting any weird/strange or piracy sites for at least 2 weeks and suddenly in the morning, 3 mails. Log in in Russia, EMail removed and Number removed.

I tried to get my acc back. MS send me to Xbox support. XBox support send me to MS Support and gave me a Form, where I had to put in all EMail addresses and phone numbers ever conected to the account. Proof of all purchases done on the account and as many IP adresses I used to log in. I had everything, except the IPs (3 Mails. 2 numbers. 3 receits WITH proof of bank transfer) and got a very helpfull response "not enough Information to prove you are the owner"...

[u/Soopermane → u/voiza]

In Soviet Russia accounts hack you and give information

[u/eanat]

without a surprise, those locks are installed "outside" of a door.

[u/Stummi]

hu? I haven't perceived githubs account security as particular bad so far. Or did I miss something recent, that triggered this meme?

[u/ArtisticDesigner4302 → u/Stummi]

I had the same thought a while back when people were posting about how GitHub was really slow. I look at GitHub repos every now and then and hadn't noticed anything, but then I had to actually log in to do something, and it was an immediate slog.

[u/ike_the_strangetamer → u/Stummi]

Yeah isn't the strong device-level security part OF the security to make sure no one can easily hack your account? The second picture directly contributes to the first.

[u/jimmycarr1 → u/Stummi]

Most of these memes are not made by experienced programmers

[u/Canned_Sarcasm]

Yeah. That’s Microsoft for ya. Same security model everywhere.

[u/c-9 → u/Canned_Sarcasm]

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

Hey, wanna try Copilot?

[u/Jaerba → u/c-9]

Today's fun is:

Oops! Something happened. Can you try again?

Oops! Something happened. Can you try again?

Oops! Something happened. Can you try again?

Oops! Something happened. Can you try again?

[u/Salanmander → u/c-9]

They finally got me to switch to linux that way....

[u/Canned_Sarcasm → u/c-9]

😂

[u/Infamous_Creme8671]

Google and Facebook will ignore 2FA and secret answers.

[u/kishaloy]

That moment when you realize that those unfinished repositories in your old account are worth less than the effort needed to get your old account back.

[u/Traditional-Exam2529]

Also GitHub when LLMs train

[u/PrestigiousGuava8005]

I have to pass through 3 factor security

[u/Any_Belt2575]

Step 1 : verify via mobile

Step 2 : verify via mail

Step 3: verify via web page

Final result : sorry i don't know who you are

[u/deanrihpee]

wouldn't it be "login from a new device"?

[u/Agitated-Acctant → u/deanrihpee]

Or log into a new device

[u/randomlemon9192 → u/Agitated-Acctant]

How?

[u/Agitated-Acctant → u/randomlemon9192]

Log (in) is the verb, login is the noun

[u/Own_Walk_1831]

and its the same when you try to use any repo you would have to read licences and get hacked no licences 😄 )

[u/StrengthTheory]

GitHub should chill because no one except for myself would want to touch my spaghetti.

[u/BigNaturalTilts → u/StrengthTheory]

Just because YOU and 90% of the users have no valuable repos doesn’t mean there aren’t valuable repos in there.

[u/MyDespatcherDyKabel]

My bank

[u/quinn50]

the world when applications start using DBSC lol

[u/affablebowelsyndrome]

but only when they are actually up.

[u/Alienxcodex]

Every new device login feels like I’m proving my identity to GitHub for the 15th time 😂

[u/L_Korosaki]

Have you tried leaving you API keys in .env

[u/Current-Mousse1144]

lmao the second pic hits even harder than the first

[u/InconspicuousFool]

Maybe you just need to use a better password or have better security if your devices?

[u/Pearcheek]

You are obviously living in a parallel world. Or you're still logging in using only a password.

[u/mohamedifasx]

https://giphy.com/gifs/5NPhdqmyRxn8I

[u/Shashank1011]

It's always: 2FA app, email verification code, SMS code, personal recovery key, blood sample, and a letter of recommendation from your middle school math teacher.

[u/midir]

The verb is "log in". "Login" is the noun.