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woobles

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    Comment #6169222

    https://www.duosecurity.com/authentication-methods What? This exists...

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    Comment #6049556

    This seems like simplicity just for simplicity's sake...

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    Comment #6049488

    Look at that Wikipedia article under "Multiquines"

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    Comment #5947770

    I will be very interested to see how this story develops in the coming days/weeks. Clever of these services, pitting State v. City.

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    Comment #4703361

    Yes, they did, and Turing was chemically castrated. Not by the baddies, either. It might not be going to war to die, but that is still pretty messed up.

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    Comment #4446320

    No. Query parameterization is how you avoid this. How do you propose that encryption would prevent SQL Injection?

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    Comment #4353516

    Encryption encryption encryption.

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    Comment #4304286

    This does seem to be a logical argument, these days. :/

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    Comment #4273293

    The article specifies that many people targeted used emails unique to their dropbox accounts.

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    Comment #4273225

    That's JSUT what they want you to think!

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    Comment #4273188

    Fair enough. My numbers are of course based on an unsalted hash which has been stolen from a db or otherwise obtained by an attacker. Further arguments include high overhead for le…

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    Comment #4273178

    I remain unconvinced that anything would assuage his paranoia, unfortunately.

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    Comment #4272311

    One of my old bosses thought that all Lenovos possessed BIOS-level malware that could be activated at a moment's notice by the Chinese government should the US ever got to war with…

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    Comment #4268605

    Very interesting. Thanks!

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    Comment #4267250

    I would personally prefer to have my password at any time, rather than have to get in the "zone" to authenticate into my computer.

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    Comment #4267212

    While this does sound interesting from a psychological/neurological perspective, I feel bad for anyone who actually tries to implement a password system based on this. 38 bits of e…

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    Comment #4262795

    I'm going to assume you mean "What tools can a web entrepreneur use to check if his site can be hacked by script-kiddies". There are a multitude of static analysis and penetration …

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    Comment #4259067

    Ah yes, that makes sense. I'm not terrific at business sense, thanks. I had not considered that targeting existing Yahoo customers doesn't necessarily cannibalize Google's customer…

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    Comment #4258757

    I think a big part of the problem is that, were Yahoo! to enter the phone game now, they'd be years behind their competitors. iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows mobile are all p…

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    Comment #4258699

    An evercookie is actually pretty straightforward to remove, if you know what you're doing with firebug/firecookie. The only tricky thing it does is persist a cookie in the sessionS…