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Nothing beautiful about it, at all, weird. But the font is listed in the source:

> @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Work+Sans:ital,wght...');


I find the font beautiful

Looks fine (bonus, you have your own Archive page)

https://archive.is/93mjz


It's in the article.. they hijacked the DNS to send the users to an alt phishing website.. looked identical to the Entra (M365) flow.. but the victims were sending their data/secrets/TOTP to hackers on slightly different URLs.

Most people are so used to the login flow, they don't inspect the URLS if the page looks right. Some popups even obscure the URL (almost impossible to detect).


Sounds like the one from 2024? North Korean hackers target Python devs with malware disguised as coding tests https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41602472

You apparently signed a waver saying you accepted this process[2], verfication from id.music: https://www.id.music/ starting on the webpage: https://verify.music/ (via Porkbun[2])

> - Starting April 1, 2026, newly registered .MUSIC domains are immediately active for use. Domains registered before this date will be placed on serverHold until verification is completed.

> - Private registration is not allowed due to the Music Verification policies.

> - The Music Nexus policy remains in full effect; you must complete the simple Music Nexus Checkbox during registration.

> - The registry will send an email to registrants about identity verification at ID.MUSIC.

> - Though verification is required, registrants have up to one (1) year from registration to complete the verification process.

[2]: https://porkbun.com/tld/music


Also, I've seen recently AI companies asking for Govt ID to use their services.

This is a new phenomenon that consumers are accepting?


Consumers don’t have a choice besides opting out.

Ongoing discussion (298 points, 154 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038433

Because a brown dwarf is a star? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_dwarf

Where is the rule that says a star can't also be a planet?

As far as I'm concerned, CD-35 2722 B can self identify however they want.

If they want to identify as a planet, however, they can claim the almost unique distinction of having a gas giant as their moon. I wonder if the gas giant itself has their own small rocky and potentially habitable moons.


You think you are? Despite that being the point of the HN comment turned into article?

yeah, either before or after the IPOs, this game will be over.

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