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  • Identity is the new perimeter
  • Password managers are the best solution available right now
  • National ID cards can be good for security and privacy
  • Output sanitisation trumps input validation
  • Be pragmatic; perfect is the enemy of good enough
  • The long-term solution is for vendors to build more security into systems
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230 Why are chips safer than magnetic stripes? Jan 23 '14
143 How safe are password managers like LastPass? Nov 8 '13
96 Trying to create safe website where security is handled by the website and not the user Oct 6 '16
90 Company computers for competent developers, how can you deal with them? Aug 30 '16
85 Would a CD drive on a driverless car pose a security risk? Oct 11 '16
80 Is there a threshold for a password so long it doesn't get any more secure or even becomes insecure? Mar 24 '16
67 Why is client-side hashing of a password so uncommon? Nov 29 '16
67 Why can't I just let customers connect directly to my database? Apr 17 '20
65 Is a 6 digit numerical password secure enough for online banking? May 31 '16
62 Is there any way my password is hashed, if I'm only ever asked to provide 5 out of many characters? Sep 23 '15
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