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The Safari browser can suggest and remember strong passwords: 18 random digits and uppercase/lowercase letters separated by hyphens.
The browser also tells you if you use a password that is known to have been leaked, and one of my strong p… Continue reading "Strong password” leaked message
PLS, I WAS SCANNING MY ENCRYPTED EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE FOR A DELETED FILE. DURING THE SCANNING PROCESS, MY PC FREEZED (WINDOWS VISTA OS). AFTER RESTARTING MY PC, THE ENCRYPTION APPLICATION DIDN’T RECOGNISE MY PASSWORD, RESPONDING THAT THE … Continue reading ENCRYPTED EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE [closed]
I have realised that there is absolutely no point to having a password protecting your BIOS/UEFI menu!
Here are the reasons:
It is the easiest thing to “hack.” Literally. Anyone with a jumper and a user manual to remove any computer’s BIOS… Continue reading What’s the point of a BIOS password? [closed]
Couldn’t hashcat be applied to godbolt.org given this file data?
/etc/passwd
ce:x:10240:10240:Not a real account:/app:/bin/bash
/etc/shadow
ce:$1$rockyou$hty8SH9lK4mcCQXKENxaa1:18723:0:99999:7:::
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Not a real account, implies ther… Continue reading Hashcat when account name is "Not a real account" [closed]
I am currently employed at a financing company operating in both the USA and Canada. My current task involves exploring alternative methods to validate new credit applications.
Presently, we rely on a one-time SMS message for our new custo… Continue reading Application Validation Methods [closed]
I am currently employed at a financing company operating in both the USA and Canada. My current task involves exploring alternative methods to validate new credit applications.
Presently, we rely on a one-time SMS message for our new custo… Continue reading Application Validation Methods [closed]
[Note: I have a Windows 10 system in an air-gapped network as the only computer on the network where it is the acting "server", as part of an RMF-compliant, DAAPM (link to PDF on dcsa.mil) defined "Multi User Standalone
(MUS… Continue reading Is Windows 10 ‘Backup and Restore’ sending my password in plaintext on unencryped link?
The rise in identity-based attacks can be attributed to a rapid increase in malware, according to SpyCloud. Researchers found that 61% of data breaches in 2023, involving over 343 million stolen credentials, were infostealer malware-related. Of these c… Continue reading Cybercriminals use cheap and simple infostealers to exfiltrate data
Some service like Bitwarden use the password to encrypt part of your personal data, so that nobody except you can access it, and they archive this because the server only gets your password’s hash from your login prompt the server never kn… Continue reading Alternatives for password where at least one secret is not know by the server, with similar transparency
Proton announced today that its Proton Pass password manager now supports passkeys on all devices and across all account types.
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