[QUOTE=Protocol7;52023999]LastPass owns. It is both convenient and secure. No idea why it took me so long to get on that bandwagon.[/QUOTE]
I dunno. I just conceptually cannot trust storing my passwords remotely like that, that just feels like such a basic violation of best practise to me.
I don't want to invest into using a password manager because then I'm basically locked into it
It's kinda pointless if I don't use randomly generated passwords, and if I can't use the app I'm basically fucked
If I need to make an overly specific password (fuck you why can't I use symbols on a bank password) I keep a vague as fuck version of it written down that only I can figure out
[QUOTE=pentium;52024003]I'll stick to my sheet of lined paper. I don't trust technology to handle my passwords, even if it's some old electronic pre-internet device.[/QUOTE]
Now when the hard drive guy breaks into your house he can have all your passwords too :v:
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52024244]Now when the hard drive guy breaks into your house he can have all your passwords too :v:[/QUOTE]
If someone's got physical access to your devices and enough determination, it's already over
I had telegram set to use a password + 2FA, didn't stop my ex reading my phone's password over my shoulder and giving himself access while I was sleeping. Even went and deleted the "Access from a new device" message so I wouldn't notice
I also don't trust password managers.
I use password suffixes. So if my password were "Password" (it is not), my Steam password would be Password$, my Twitter password would be PasswordTW, my Slashdot password would be Password/., and so on. I also have three different base passwords - my original intent was low/medium/high security, but it turns out banks and Paypal and stuff won't take the 20+-character, non-ASCII high-security password, and insist my medium-security one doesn't meet arbitrary standards, so my "low-security" password ends up being used mostly on very important shit, while my medium-security one is for social media logins and such. The high-security one has only gotten used as a root password on a few boxes, since it's kind of a PITA to type in.
[quote]If you want to write down your passwords, then sure go for it. Keep in mind you'll have to deal with a high probable risk of it being physically destroyed or lost by some means.[/quote]
It's no different than your passport or other legal documents. They are components to YOUR identity, but in locations online. Of course there is a responsibility to store them somewhere safe.
The odds of your password manager being compromised are far lower than someone breaking into your residence and stealing your password list and if they do then it's more than a piece of paper they're gonna run off with anyways.
Likewise if you lose your information the average website gives the option to retrieve a lost password or compromised account by supplying alternate contact information you hopefully kept up to date.
I love this thread confirming itself, you guys are celebrating lastpass because something else was hacked, while lastpass was just hacked.
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;52024294]I have a keepass database that's encrypted with the build in shit that uses a file and not a password to open it, which get backuped to my NAS which dumps it on several cloud services with a different key for all of them.
Every site gets its own password and I just refuse to login on a device I don't see as safe/don't know is safe.
Probably should invest in more tinfoil to get really safe.
The last time I recieved a email from Have I been pwned is 0 days ago :v:.[/QUOTE]
I hope you are still using a password and not just a keyfile.
PGP 2-FA master race
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;52024404]Just going to admit being fully illiterate at this point, having a password at that point I don't really think it would add much, at that point shit would already be fucked beyond repair.[/QUOTE]
But if someone has access to your PC he automatically has access to your database, you don't need to encrypt anything. If you have any password, it's not that easy. Or do you think someone wouldn't just run every file against the database?
I kinda wish there was some sort of FOB based 2FA solution that didn't cost a fortune.
I'm fucking swimming in RSA dongles I can't rekey and my buddy has a SecurID appliance he uses as a generic file server (mind you the LCD panel on the front has a Linux driver) because you can't get the software for it. Everything in between for obvious reasons is covered under NDA.
[QUOTE=pentium;52024422]I kinda wish there was some sort of FOB based 2FA solution that didn't cost a fortune.
I'm fucking swimming in RSA dongles I can't rekey and my buddy has a SecurID server he uses as a generic file server because you can't get the software for it. Everything in between for obvious reasons is covered under NDA.[/QUOTE]
Lastpass allows for dongles :v:
I do believe there are keepass addons for them too, tho.
But do they sync to a server in some other location or can they be keyed by the user from an appliance they can physically access?
KeePass with 37 char password + file unlock masterrace. Database synced to my phone in case I need to login and makes some shitposts on the go.
Got in contact with Logitech support and they are apparently shipping me a replacement G700s. Sweet.
The left horizontal scroll tilt button requires more force than usual to press for whatever reason. Had the mouse for over a year tho. Thank you 3 year warranty..
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52024553][video=youtube;S6AnKm2_080]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6AnKm2_080[/video]
:sick:[/QUOTE]
That thumbnail has to feature some of the shoddiest Photoshop work I've seen in a while..
[QUOTE=garychencool;52024557]That thumbnail has to feature some of the shoddiest Photoshop work I've seen in a while..[/QUOTE]
LTT could be so much better if they didn't decide to push out a turd every single day. Or well, they would need competence as well.
Just embrace the meme
[QUOTE=gman003-main;52024265]I also don't trust password managers.
I use password suffixes. So if my password were "Password" (it is not), my Steam password would be Password$, my Twitter password would be PasswordTW, my Slashdot password would be Password/., and so on. I also have three different base passwords - my original intent was low/medium/high security, but it turns out banks and Paypal and stuff won't take the 20+-character, non-ASCII high-security password, and insist my medium-security one doesn't meet arbitrary standards, so my "low-security" password ends up being used mostly on very important shit, while my medium-security one is for social media logins and such. The high-security one has only gotten used as a root password on a few boxes, since it's kind of a PITA to type in.[/QUOTE]
I do a similar thing where I'll take a base complex password that I know and add the column for an acronym for the site/business/program and alternate holding shift along it. Like facepunch would be Password^TFC-pl.
Because my work is partnered with nvidia we occasionally get sent stuff from them. Yesterday we received a completely unsolicited package from them containing a casual Quadro P6000, never thought I'd even see one of these in the flesh.
And to make things interesting, no one at my work does anything that would utilize it's power, so since I'm a 3D artist, I got picked as needing it the most out of anyone and now have it installed in my workstation.
Feels weird using a $7000 video card that has more vram than actual ram in the computer it's installed in.
Someone kill me.
I have been given the envious task of porting all our Sharepoint 2010 (content and deployment scripts) over to 2013.
Also, how to piss off your IT guy in one easy step!
1. Create a loop in some shitty dlink switch under a dusty desk on the production floor
[QUOTE=someguyihate;52025359]Feels weird using a $7000 video card that has more vram than actual ram in the computer it's installed in.[/QUOTE]
[url=https://github.com/Overv/vramfs]You know you want to.[/url]
GFs capstone project is helping revamp the city of Atlanta's intranet.
She's currently being forced to use SharePoint and Visio to do so.
Except Visio is the only thing she can do outside of the city hall building, SharePoint only works on site, and she gets 4 hours a -week- to use it.
Fucking project manager is expecting some team of scrappy college interns to come on and dedicate 20 hours a week each to this shit and revamp ~everything~ when each has at most 4 hours on site and he refused to give the proper tools. He refused to even give access to goddamn SharePoint.
How many wires can I expect inside an HDMI 1.4 cable? I may need to shorten one by hand.
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52025971]How many wires can I expect inside an HDMI 1.4 cable? I may need to shorten one by hand.[/QUOTE]
19.
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[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52025971]How many wires can I expect inside an HDMI 1.4 cable? I may need to shorten one by hand.[/QUOTE]
Yes.
[QUOTE=pentium;52024422]I kinda wish there was some sort of FOB based 2FA solution that didn't cost a fortune.
I'm fucking swimming in RSA dongles I can't rekey and my buddy has a SecurID appliance he uses as a generic file server (mind you the LCD panel on the front has a Linux driver) because you can't get the software for it. Everything in between for obvious reasons is covered under NDA.[/QUOTE]
[URL]https://www.yubico.com/start/[/URL]
?
Or are you looking for something that generates a password on an LCD. I wonder if anyone has turned Google Authenticator into some sort of Arduino project yet.
oh boy
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