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One of the things that made me really mad/frustrated were reviewers "complimenting" our papers with: "this is a remarkable piece of engineering" (which implies that it's not science, so the paper will be rejected). One of them was about science in general. In the beginning this worked out well, but later this year I had some difficulties posting anything relevant (as may be observed from April 2012 until October 2012).
#Mac os x i already generated a keystore file, find my key hash for facebook sdk windows software#
Besides my thesis, also some publication work had to be done, such as the HotSWUp publication about deploying mutable software components and a journal version of the WASDeTT paper about Disnix.Īlthough I was very busy, I've tried to keep blogging as much as possible. Actually, from February up to August nearly all my time was consumed writing it, when I was not sleeping or eating. First, I had to write my PhD thesis, which was quite a project. * not to be interrupted by the dialogue unless i need to access a saved password.Today, it's my blog's second anniversary, so it looks like this is a good time for some reflection.Īlthough I have fewer blog posts this year compared to last year (although the difference is not that big), 2012 was in fact an extremely busy/stressful year. * a dialogue that i can trust to have come from the browser itself rather than the webpage.
#Mac os x i already generated a keystore file, find my key hash for facebook sdk windows password#
* if i need the password again later, or a password for a different site, i expect to have to provide my master password again. * when i'm about to log in to a site, i expect to provide my master password and have firefox autofill my saved password for this site only. * there's no way to unlock the keychain on a per-site basis or lock it again once you've unlocked it (besides closing the browser). many sites have login forms on every page. * if you don't provide a password, the prompt will show up again each time you visit a page that has a login form for which you have a saved password, even if the login form is hidden with CSS. * the unlock prompt launches once, about 30 seconds after the browser is launched (right while i'm in the middle of typing a URL) and grabs focus. * it's rendered as a simple dialog prompt, identical to javascript's window.prompt. it's a password you must enter to unlock your keychain. My biggest qualm with the UX of firefox's password manager is the "master password" feature. in-browser password managers these days have acceptable security and features like the one in the article are starting to surpass other password managers. They certainly aren't as bad as they used to be, but the UX hasn't improved much.
#Mac os x i already generated a keystore file, find my key hash for facebook sdk windows cracked#
This aspect of HIBP helps you discover if any of your passwords have ever been cracked by anyone, and therefore now on the list of known bad passwords. Some are worse than others, but they're all bad. The simple fact that you're trying to use a known bad password that has ever been used before by anyone else, is enough to increase by many, many orders of magnitude the likelihood that someone will be able to crack your new favourite password.īad passwords are simply bad, regardless of who tries to use them. So, it doesn't matter if the password you want to use is on this list and you want to use it anyway, just because it has never been associated with your userid. And they'll try all known likely variants, before making any potential brute-force attempts. His sources for these lists are blackhats themselves, who happen to leak their copies of their password lists, one way or the other.Īnd all the major password cracking tools will typically try all the known bad passwords, before they try anything else.
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As in, they not only have the hashes, but the full in-the-clear passwords. The thing is that all of the passwords in his database, are ones that the blackhats already know.
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