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Insane vulnerabilities. The massive mismatches between authentication and authorization scopes are crazy. Encrypting data with "secret" as the key is also a fac
by ZephyrBlu 2y ago
Insane vulnerabilities. The massive mismatches between authentication and authorization scopes are crazy. Encrypting data with "secret" as the key is also a facepalm.
- jsemrau 2y agoSomeone didn't bother reading my carefully prepared memo on commonly-used passwords. Now, then, as I so meticulously pointed out, the four most-used passwords are: love, sex, secret, and...
- S04dKHzrKT 2y agohunter2
- Phemist 2y agoYou are being downvoted because your comment only shows up as ****, which is not a significant contribution to the conversation.
- kalev 2y agopassword????
- wrboyce 2y agogod.
- bankcust08385 2y agoSo would your holiness care to change her password? Once upon a time, I ran ypcat passwd and piped it into John the Ripper on the CompSci Linux cluster at one of the University of California campuses. Within 90s, I had amassed passwords of over 40 users including several lecturers and a tenured professor. The CS IT shop's mistake was running NIS+ rather than something like LDAP + Kerberos. Edit: ... god
- dawnerd 2y agoAges ago I was tasked with migrating a site for a famous workout instructor. I noticed they stored passwords in plain text. His along with a shocking number of user accounts all used just his first name as the password.
- yard2010 2y agoPassword. The username is Cyril Figgis.
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