jonsca

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It really bothers me when people write something here for the sole purpose of filling the box.

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Apr 30	awarded	Yearling
Apr 2	reviewed	No Action Needed When changing a password using a WebPage, must the old password be entered on the same screen?
Mar 31	reviewed	No Action Needed Force all user processes to be ptraced
Mar 31	reviewed	No Action Needed What technical reasons are there to have low maximum password lengths?
Mar 12	reviewed	Reviewed When secure email, is not really secure
Mar 12	reviewed	No Action Needed Anti-Phishing Campaign Objective
Feb 28	awarded	Reviewer
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed Recovering encrypted SD card after Android Factory Reset
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed How do I know if my email account has been hijacked?
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed Yahoo Email Keeps Getting Phished
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed PKCS#7 message constructed by our code, any weaknesses in the output?
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed Encrypting sensitive data in software and storing/decrypting it on a server
Feb 28	reviewed	Reviewed Yahoo Email Keeps Getting Phished
Feb 28	reviewed	No Action Needed Affordable web application attack tools
Feb 27	reviewed	Reviewed Internal CA for Digital Signature Solution - PKI Based
Feb 26	reviewed	No Action Needed Is every client-side language more vulnerable?
Feb 25	reviewed	No Action Needed Is CentOS a good choice from a security perspective?
Feb 25	reviewed	No Action Needed What justification is there for Comcast to block SMTP port 25 outbound from residential service?
Feb 25	reviewed	No Action Needed Is CentOS a good choice from a security perspective?
Feb 25	reviewed	Reviewed How can I encrypt something user provided without risk of the key being exposed?