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How can I verify the identity of a US | UK -based person and prevent *fake identities* from being accepted? @MayankSharma Oh no, not at all. I'm not even remotely in a position to judge what did or didn't do. I'm just interested. |
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How can I verify the identity of a US | UK -based person and prevent *fake identities* from being accepted? +1 For the credit check. Great way to verify the residence address. |
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How can I verify the identity of a US | UK -based person and prevent *fake identities* from being accepted? @MayankSharma You have read and answered this question more than 1 hour ago, yet you only realized it's a good question and upvoted it after you saw a downvote. So do you really think it's a good question or is just to take revenge on the downvoter? "Yeah, I'll upvote that question. That'll show that downvoter". (NB: I don't think the question is bad. Also, I'm genuinely interested in your response) |
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reviewed | Close VirtualBox Guest OS Backtrack 5 cant access Internet |
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reviewed | Close Known plaintext; What cipher is being used here? |
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reviewed | Close Can a windows phone be traced without a SIM and battery |
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reviewed | Reject suggested edit on VirtualBox Guest OS Backtrack 5 cant access Internet |
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Login with a hash. Is this secure enough? @TheDisintegrator It's already there in the second link. It's what Etsy are using for their password reset URLs. |
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User entered Javascript security implications Spot on! +1 for mentioning the issue with subdomains. |
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reviewed | Approve suggested edit on Can a windows phone be traced without a SIM and battery |
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Do websocket-powered web apps (e.g. “comet” apps) have to worry about CSRF? -1 This answer is completely misleading and uninformed, and the parts that tries to be helpful are mere speculations. WebSockets do follow the RFC6454 (The Web Origin Concept). The RFC6455 explains how cookies should be used and how the user agent should transport these cookies. Finally, the whole answer has nothing to do with CSRF. |
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reviewed | Reviewed Why this k parameter is in unary in adversary PPT algorithm? |
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reviewed | Leave Open User entered Javascript security implications |
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Login with a hash. Is this secure enough? Could you please explain on how/where the BCrypting and salting happens? Because as far as I can see you're directly generating the hash in the SQL query and storing it in the table. Not that this solution needs salting or anything, but I'm just curious. |
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awarded | Good Answer |
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answered | Login with a hash. Is this secure enough? |
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How secure is using CRAM-MD5 for email authentication, when not using an SSL connection? @e-sushi Don't worry about it, my answer pays back when it's helpful to you. That's all we want here. |
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answered | How to prevent restrict access to a web application to authorized devices only? |
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How to prevent restrict access to a web application to authorized devices only? added 33 characters in body; edited title |



