culix

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What is best in life? To leave the world a better place than you found it.

Avatar: fractal art from Sven Geier. Many thanks to him for sharing.

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1d	revised	What happens when an Intermediate CA is revoked? spell out what 'CRL' acronym stands for, for people who don't know; copyedit placement of parenthesis so sentence flows more smoothly
1d	suggested	suggested edit on What happens when an Intermediate CA is revoked?
Feb 21	revised	Checking if notebook is clean of hardware spyware copyedit for clarity
Feb 21	suggested	suggested edit on Checking if notebook is clean of hardware spyware
Feb 21	revised	Does disabling right click have any impact on security? copyedit for clarity
Feb 21	revised	Does disabling right click have any impact on security? edit quotation to match edited question (to improve clarity)
Feb 21	suggested	suggested edit on Does disabling right click have any impact on security?
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Feb 20	awarded	Vox Populi
Feb 20	awarded	Informed
Feb 10	comment	Does overlaying the mouse on a virtual numeric keyboard really protect against keyloggers? @resistor I agree. Maybe if the arms race continues to escalate as Thomas describes banks will eventually start to do that?
Feb 10	revised	Does overlaying the mouse on a virtual numeric keyboard really protect against keyloggers? clairify meaning to answer comment
Feb 10	comment	Does overlaying the mouse on a virtual numeric keyboard really protect against keyloggers? @curiousguy Two-factor authentication does not protect your session, no. But neither does using a virtual numeric keyboard. Two-factor authentication ensures that even though your keys are being logged the attacker cannot compromise your account once you log out. They are only able to perform an attack while your session is active, which is a much smaller window. Does that make sense? I will update my answer.
Jan 28	revised	Are services like “LastPass” less secure, as they have all my passwords protected by a single password? note that the KeyPass database is encrypted
Jan 28	revised	Are services like “LastPass” less secure, as they have all my passwords protected by a single password? copyedit grammar; change question phrasing so it's not leading/sounds less biased
Jan 28	suggested	suggested edit on Are services like “LastPass” less secure, as they have all my passwords protected by a single password?
Jan 28	suggested	suggested edit on Are services like “LastPass” less secure, as they have all my passwords protected by a single password?
Jan 28	revised	How can I secure my log files? copyedit grammar
Jan 28	revised	Swap file may contain sensitive data add link to microsoft KB article
Jan 28	awarded	Analytical