mgonto
Re:Auth0 Glitch Allows Attackers to Launch Phishing Attacks
on Saturday June 09, 2018 @02:33PM (#17274326)
Hey,
This is Gonto. I'm the VP, Marketing and Growth at Auth0. I want to assure you that in no way is Auth0's platform insecure, or is any customer domain at risk. This is not a vulnerability, a flaw, nor is there anything to be patched. To learn more about this, please check our blog post: https://auth0.com/blog/phishing-attacks-with-auth0-facts-fir...
Thanks!
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Re:Gulp is awesome, but do we really need it for our SPAs?
on Friday February 27, 2015 @08:12PM (#9122356)
That's true, and just call gulp from package.json :)
Re:Gulp is awesome, but do we really need it for our SPAs?
on Friday February 27, 2015 @07:48PM (#9122286)
I don't know if I'd still do it for consitency. If I'm using mostly the same CLI tools, there's no much to learn and less code to mantain.
I'd stil not use Gulp if it's not really neded, which in most cases isn't to be honest!
You'd just do it for consistency when calling gulp watch or gulp build?