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> Passcodes are vulnerable to shoulder surfers And countless cameras with frame-by-frame playback. Linux: print * to hide password keystrokes BSD:
by walterbell 3y ago
> Passcodes are vulnerable to shoulder surfers
And countless cameras with frame-by-frame playback.
Linux: print * to hide password keystrokes
BSD: print * to hide password keystrokes
Windows: print * to hide password keystrokes
Apple iOS: E N L A R G E and INVERT password keystrokes
What do stock Android and Graphene show during password entry?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- hetman 3y agoBy default Android is the same but it let's you turn it off. With the lock screen you can reduce feedback to only the password stars appearing and no key highlights. With password elsewhere you can remove the momentary password character preview. The keyboard lets you reduce key press feedback prominence so it's only a momentary flicker (and no character pop up), but there really should be an API to make the keyboard aware it's in "password mode" so you could eliminate feedback entirely.
- mcsniff 3y agoGBoard has "incognito mode" when it's a Chromium incognito window, but unfortunately none of the feedback is disabled and it appears to be deprecated. Pretty crazy that people use keyboards and grant them network/internet access. https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v13/view/inputmethod/EditorInfoCompat.html#IME_FLAG_NO_PERSONALIZED_LEARNING https://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v13/...