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>passwords isn’t there some law about trading stolen passwords? I’m a fan of easy to type passphrases designed to spark a riot if ever read in open court sinc
by dontbenebby 4y ago
>passwords
isn’t there some law about trading stolen passwords?
I’m a fan of easy to type passphrases designed to spark a riot if ever read in open court since this seems to be a common pivot from the “look the other way when the user types” model I followed when I worked a help desk. We were told when I moved on to Hci research it’s unethical to collect the passwords, there’s a whole cottage industry of academics analyzing leaked data sets since they aren’t allowed to… just ask.
(I’m not Irb certified and not a professor, so I get to do whatever I want.)
- 14 4y agoInteresting. I am curious to hear an example of what such a password would look like that would cause a riot when read out loud in court.
- klausjensen 4y ago"Alexa, order anatomically correct inflatable sheep from amazon".
- dylan604 4y agoGreat, now I have to change the password on my luggage!
- dontbenebby 4y agoFor you? Two. >James Comey is watching me poop. >James Comey is watching me poop in 4K. (Context is everything, you probably don’t want me to explain the joke.)
- coreyp_1 4y ago> "designed to spark a riot" I'm intrigued. Example?