Makes you wonder how secure mobile apps are in general as the user can't determine the connection state, unlike a browser window by looking at the URL or seeing the padlock in the corner.
Instagram sends passwords in plain text
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#5I don't want to alarm anyone but so does this site. If your not using unique passwords for every site you use then you really should consider doing it. Tools such as 1Password make it ridiculously easy, there really is no excuse.
https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep/wiki/Handlers
This website should really be migrated to https.
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#8I don't want to alarm anyone but so does this site. If your not using unique passwords for every site you use then you really should consider doing it. Tools such as 1Password make it ridiculously easy, there really is no excuse.
Yeah. There's a Firesheep handler for news.yc too: https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep/wiki/Handlers This website should really be migrated to https.
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Yeah. There's a Firesheep handler for news.yc too: https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep/wiki/Handlers This website should really be migrated to https.
Heaven forbid someone in a coffee shop posts something on your HN account…