Welcome to the security box, podcast 148. On this podcast, I may have a complete moron with a company, we'll have news, notes and more. The topic deals with passwords and it isn't looking that great.

Morons

We stand in solidarity with you, Reddit users. Reddit is taking advantage of the situation just like Twitter did so many months before.

Apparently, Reddit has decided to do the same thing. One article says they're only charging $0.24 per 1,000 calls to their API, but people indicate its much different. The cost is $12,000 per month or roughly up to $20 million per year according to some estimates. Here are the blog posts as of writing in regards to Reddit.