[autoexec]

WFH also means Working From my backyard, the coffee shop around the corner, the library, a friend's house, a hotel room, etc.

Even for people who only work at home while working remotely, private homes can see a lot of traffic. I wouldn't assume all screens are kept and used in totally secure environments so we should probably still stick with masked passwords and telling users not to keep passwords written on a post-it note stuck to their monitor.

[aeternum]

And now employees simply leave their laptop open with the SSH window up while getting their coffee because it's now so annoying to close the lid and correctly type the password.

>USB Rubber Ducky has entered the chat

[matt-attack]

If they can see the screen wouldn’t they be better off just looking at the keyboard to directly observe what’s being typed?

[jgalt212]

> the coffee shop around the corner

I would hope people in high leverage job roles would just avoid such behavior.

[froggit]

> I would hope people in high leverage job roles would just avoid such behavior.

I used to hope that as well. Then I met people and lost that hope. It's truly impressive how much stupid shit gets pulled by people that "should know better."