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Google has not had any of its 85,000+ employees successfully phished on their work-related accounts since early 2017, when it began requiring all employees to use physical Security Keys in place of passwords and one-time codes, the company told KrebsOnSecurity. Continue reading Google: Security Keys Neutralized Employee Phishing
A few days ago I changed my KeePass password and forgot it unfortunately. It isn’t that much different from the previous one, but I kept trying and trying and it says it’s incorrect
I found https://www.rubydevices.com.au/blog/how-to-hack-k… Continue reading How to crack forgotton KeePass password when knowing most of the password
I’ve been fiddling with a locally encrypted disk image for years and I think it’s finally time to use a password manager. Keepass is what I want to go with but I’m not a fan of the UI of the official project.
I noticed there… Continue reading How can I be sure my Keepass client is secure?
I recently started updating the KeeChallenge KeePass Plugin https://github.com/whinis/keechallenge source code to make it use PLGX and working on other features however I don’t have a large background in cryptography itself. … Continue reading Security of KeeChallege
I am wondering about the safety of my passwords stored in FF > 57.
I guess passwords stored in a Keepass database file are safe against cracking, as much as possible given its AES algorithm.
Are passwords stored in FF built… Continue reading Security on passwords stored by Firefox vs password manager
i have installed KeePass2 on my Ubuntu 16.04 for managing my passwords.
My question is: if someone attacks my PC while i’m logged in KeePass2 does the hacker need to crack my Master Password or does he not have to crack it b… Continue reading KeePass2 security info
I would like to use my cellphone like a usb security key. My key file to open keepass database is stored on my cellphone but windows create a copy of it in his temp file in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\IN… Continue reading KeePass key file on my KeyOne cellphone
I know brute forcing a ten char password would take on avg 50 million years, but the situation is not as hopeless. Luckily there is enough known about the password to not even consider time as a factor. So my question is, tec… Continue reading Whats the easiest way to recover Keepass database password?
It does all the things you’d expect a password manager to do – without the cloud. Continue reading KeePass – a password manager that’s cloud-less (but complex)
I’m running Arch Linux and I need a convenient way to populate website logins using Firefox 57+ (which uses web extensions and thus closes some security holes found in prior versions). To keep the question simple, assume my o… Continue reading How secure is Kee 2.0 (Firefox 57 addon) with keepass-plugin-rpc compared to LastPass?