| bio | website | lucb1e.com |
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| location | The Netherlands | |
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| visits | member for | 10 months |
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Application development student. Also interested in computer networking and security. See also: lucb1e.com/!about
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reviewed | Leave Open Does escaping quotes protect me from SQL injection? |
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Touch Screen Password Guessing by Fingerprint Trace I have seen this as well, it's rather common! |
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Touch Screen Password Guessing by Fingerprint Trace @RoryAlsop Same here. I can't recite many passwords, or even recognize them from sight. Muscle memory all the way. Seeing them for the first time is like "Oh so that's what kept my account safe over the past months... wait quickly get it off the screen before I remember it!" |
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Touch Screen Password Guessing by Fingerprint Trace "90 percent", that's worrying. And interesting: it also means that most people's patterns are probably not very complex and thus bruteforceable. |
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Tools to extract code comments from sites? @D3C4FF English is part of the Burp Suite. Edit: ok not the smartest response. What I really mean is that something being part of a security suite doesn't make any random subject related to security when it should, in my opinion, be a SO or SU question. |
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Tools to extract code comments from sites? I think it's not very security related. Your intended purpose maybe, but extracting comments in itself would be a stackoverflow question (or perhaps a superuser one, but I don't think it takes an entire tool as Adnan showed with his regex). |
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May 12 |
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Pronounceable Password Generator @SimonLehmann Very true, hadn't thought of that. Indeed the meaning of a word can make one remember synonyms instead... I personally use random passwords, but a password's strength is really in their length so I should switch. |
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May 8 |
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Should I enforce a password policy on a web site? Especially have a reasonable policy. Anything over 5 characters would be enough in my opinion. If you use the password abcde, that's your own stupid problem when my database gets hacked. I'll implement ratelimiting for login attempts so that you can't hack my service by trying for weak passwords. But I should be able to choose ^[ -~]$ as password which contains neither digits nor lowercase nor uppercase. I think it's stronger than the average "s3cur3pa$$word". |
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May 8 |
reviewed | Leave Open Android soft keyboard architecture |
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Does escaping quotes protect me from SQL injection? Please use example.com as the example domain |
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reviewed | Leave Open Does escaping quotes protect me from SQL injection? |
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awarded | Announcer |
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May 7 |
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Filtering In Iran @Adnan But proxies wouldn't get them arrested? |
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May 7 |
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How to encrypt data on the server? Fixed formatting and some sentences; added linux tag |
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May 7 |
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VCS to manipulate returned trees to prevent leaks? @John "Nobody wants to lose their house in a lawsuit ;)" And then how exactly do you track down who leaked the code and needs to loose their house? That's what this question is about. |
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reviewed | Leave Open VCS to manipulate returned trees to prevent leaks? |
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May 6 |
reviewed | Close may DNS companies track visitors by traffic analysis? |
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Is publishing your public IP address a security threat? The thirty links in this post make it annoying to read. I think if you link a single instance of CDIR and ASN(s) people would know where to look... |
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How proxy servers sniff data Could you elaborate on what happens when a rogue CA is installed by the sysadmins? For example do EV certificates still show as EV, and is it always possible to see the rogue CA on top of the certification path? There is a rogue CA here, but they don't seem to be using it right now (I make sure the EV cert shows whenever I log in). |