Quote from: edwardceng on August 18, 2018, 02:46:06 PM

I'm sure they are thinking about it and have a solution to overcome this, but the problem is the lack of communication.

What makes you so sure? +3 years from 2015 db leak, none solutions to this major problem yet except saying that they made announcements.. advising users to take precautions. Their role is not telling us what to do rather deliver the solution themselves. Sure they lack of communication because they suck, they should lead a team to perform the tasks they dislike or don''t have time for.

Quote from: edwardceng on August 18, 2018, 02:46:06 PM

it's a problem, members must have a strong password at least this makes hackers have difficulty in carrying out the action.

Alright then tell them to create some basic script to check how strong the chosen password is!. I encourage you to register a new account picking a dumb password like '123456password' you'll see the system doesn't acknowledge it as a vulnerability.. it is a joke! I invite you to try it yourself. The hackers can recognize the same hashes of those users that picked the same password, try searching on google those hashes yourself you will realize how silly this is. Try this: https://hashkiller.co.uk/

Quote from: edwardceng on August 18, 2018, 02:46:06 PM

I think Theymos will not use their services because there is sensitive data that must be shared.

ok, then they should become proficient at handling the user database themselves making it secure with the described method above. Which they already demonstrated are not even concerned, for them everything seems to be "fine" or "nothing can be done". They don't care about our requests nor suggestions neither, just take a look on the Meta board to realize how many proposals get ignored and even criticized by ignorant plebs.