#authenticators

[counselorssoapbox]

I feel like a fifth grader again

TechnologyPhoto courtesy of Pixabay.com I feel like a fifth grader again. By David Joel Miller, MS, Licensed Therapist & Counselor. Rapidly changing technology makes me feel like an overwhelmed fifth grader. Last week, I sat at my keyboard and experienced an overwhelming desire to break down and cry. I haven’t felt this overwhelmed and helpless since my elementary school days. Being a senior…

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[centerforartlaw]

Case Review: The Mayor Gallery v. Agnes Martin Catalogue Raisonné

Case Review: The Mayor Gallery v. Agnes Martin Catalogue Raisonné

By Yuchen Xie.

The Case: The Mayor Gallery Ltd. v. The Agnes Martin Catalogue Raisonné LLC et al., No. 655489/2016 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 2019).

Warhol Self-Portrait at the heart of the Simon-Whelan lawsuit. Source.

The authenticity of an artwork is essential to its value in the art market. If a work once attributed to a renowned artist is subsequently deemed inauthentic, its market value…

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[jedimasterazeroth]

Blizzard No Longer Manufactures Physical Authenticators

Blizzard has officially announced they discontinued manufacturing physical authenticators, so if you have one, you may want to swap to the phone app.

[azure-emily]

[Top Game]: The Daily Grind: Do you have authenticators for your MMO accounts?

[pentesttoolz]

Intel and Lenovo are trying to build UAF and U2F authentication into their devices #Lenovo #Intel #authentication #ThinkPad 81 percent of data breaks last year involved weak, default or stolen passwords, and phishing attacks have advanced 65 percent year-on-year.

[centerforartlaw]

Hold your Horses: Art Authenticators Not Protected Yet

Hold your Horses: Art Authenticators Not Protected Yet

By Irina Tarsis, Esq.* On June 15, 2015, New York State Senate passed a revised version of the Bill S01229A intended to amend the New York Arts and Cultural Affairs Law  by adding a provision intended to encourage art historians to offer their opinions concerning authenticity, attribution and authorship of works of fine art.

The proposed amendment is intended to protect art authenticators in the…

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[nienafefuckass-blog]

I think I'm going to restart my WoW account!

Me: *goes to battle.net*

Me: *attempts to log in*

Battle.net: Please input your authenticator code!

Me: Shit, I don't have that anymore.

Me: *clicks - remove authenticator*

Battle.net: Please input your authenticator code to remove this device from your account!

Me: I don't have that, Blizzard! Maybe I'll just call them, since I can't bypass this.

Me: *calls blizzard*

Blizzard recorded message: No more waiting! Go online to submit a ticket with your Battle.net account! A representative will call you! *hang up*

Me: wtf? No more support on the support line?

Me: *goes back to the website to figure this bs out*

Battle.net: OK, if you want to remove your authenticator, we'll need you to send us a picture of your I.D.!

Me: I don't have a picture of my ID on my computer, who does that?

Battle.net: well even though you have 5 saved security questions, we can't help you without the ID Pic.

Me: *takes picture of ID, uploads it to Google Drive, Send it to Blizzard.*

Battle.net: Thanks. Now please, send us a blood sample, a picture of you as a baby, your first born (if you have not yet procreated send us your oldest and dearest pet) Now cut off your left foot and fedex it to us for more observation. Sign your soul over to us, join the mormon religion, cease playing our games due to them being against your new found religion. Bark like a dog, spin around three times. AND YOUR ACCOUNT IS RESTORED!

Me: Fuck you blizzard.