Top new questions this week:
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It seems to me that "yes they can do". As I saw it in some countries, entering adult content will simply give a warning message that the site is blocked. Some places even block Facebook ...
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Let's say we have a separate hashing algorithm called s2 and it would convert Hello into dug84nd8.
If we could take the algorithm and just reverse engineer it to generate a string like 8GN492MD that ...
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There's a few questions here along these same lines already, but they're nearly a decade old. I'd like to know if things have changed, especially now that Chrome has become more aggressive about ...
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The first time I forgot to take my mask off before using the facial recognition login to my Windows 10 computer, it wouldn't work (which I expected). After a couple times, though, it started logging ...
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When I look at the trusted certificates in my browser, I see that many certificate authorities have multiple root certificates associated with them. For example, org-Amazon has Amazon Root CA 1, ...
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For context, my web app will be used by users who don't have a strong technical background. What are the pros or cons for displaying a message like this?
Something like:
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For this question assume a file with 604 perms in a directory with 700 permissions. Assume this file exists: /test/file
A non-root user can techincally read that file but in practice to read it the ...
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I think that it's fundamental for security testers to gather information about how a web application works and eventually what language it's written in.
I know that URL extensions, HTTP headers, ...
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Google Chrome is showing new information in the certificate section.
Is this a big deal? If so how can I fix it on the server end?
EDIT: Thanks for the answers but I'm not skilled in cryptography ...
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I'm slightly confused about obtaining Google Authenticator backup codes.
I can find my Google Account backup codes at:
https://myaccount.google.com/signinoptions/two-step-verification
But have no ...
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I've been playing around with different login forms online lately to see how they work. One of them was the Facebook login form. When I logged out of my account my email and password were ...
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If someone knows my wifi password (be it WEP or WPA) what can they see? Do they just see URLs I visit, or can they see everything in my browser, or even everything I do on my computer? Does using ...
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In order to mitigate the "Poodle" vulnerability, I'd like to disable SSLv3 support in my (in this case, TLS, rather than HTTPS) server. How can I use openssl s_client to verify that I've done this?
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I use LastPass to store and use my passwords, so I do not have duplicate passwords even if I have to register four to five different accounts a day, and the passwords are long.
How safe are password ...
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Can you answer these questions?
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I have a Yubikey NFC 5, when I enter a wrong PIN or PUK three times the smart card is blocked.
Can someone please explain to me how it is blocked ? Does the PIN/PUK functionality is disabled somehow ? ...
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I have created a GPG key and uploaded it to pgp.mit.edu. Then I accidentally wiped the drive that contained both the key and the revocation certificate. So what to do now?
I found a possible answer ...
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I’m considering developing a simple WiFi scanner and logging App that can run as a service 24 hours a day for months, passively collecting changes in the surrounding wireless environment with the ...
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