Collaborate Disseminate
A platform like Facebook has fairly standard access management for Facebook pages – where multiple individual user accounts can be assigned to roles with varying privileges on the Facebook page, and the person(s) with the adm… Continue reading How do large organisations manage access for their Instagram account?
I’m trying to understand the dynamics of the authentication process in the MS-CHAPV2 protocol. In particular, if I implement an Evil Twin attack I can’t understand how it’s possible that I can retrieve the NTLM v1 password. F… Continue reading MsChapV2 authentication and Evil Twin attack
I’ve read several tutorials, but not totally sure.
If I’ll set up my own SOCKS5 proxy server on VPS, configure it to use username and password. Will this credentials be safe while authentication on proxy via public wi-fi for example?
If … Continue reading Are SOCKS5 credentials safe during authentication on proxy server
Hear that sound? It’s not opportunity knocking — it’s an account checker trying to access your site using stolen login credentials.
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The remember_user_token cookie token generated by the Ruby Devise authentication component reveals part of a bcrypt salted credential when decoded.
For example:
remember_user_token=W1sxNF0sIiQyYSQxMSRtSHhGeWd3VkFNdzdxd3VmU… Continue reading Ruby Devise salt exposed
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How secure is Chrome storing a password?
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I was importing the saved cr… Continue reading How does Chrome protect the saved credentials? [duplicate]
There are huge lists of email-password pairs available for download on the web. Is there anything reasonable I can do when I notice an attempt to walk over such list on my website?
Just to be clear, I’m not talking about bru… Continue reading Reaction to bulk stolen credentials checks on my site
I’ve read that devices that look like USB flash drives can be hidden network cards that can then steal credentials even when the screen is locked. (Like the Bash Bunny)
I understand that being the network they can send inter… Continue reading How does a "fake" network-adapter steal credentials?
I am working on a password sharing web site. I would like users to be able to enter their credentials and share them with other users. I am thinking about using KMS service to store master key (just one) and have a database t… Continue reading Is it secure to store encryption key (encrypted with master key) with the data it was used to encrypt?
I recently am trying to find my windows password after seeing some anti-virus software asked for my Windows credentials for me to log into my computer. So I thought I might be able to reach my own credentials too.
After maki… Continue reading Cannot open System File in Windows 10