brenton07

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   by brenton07 10y ago

   Ha, Author here - I believe I had originally typed "tolerable at best", but must have rephrased it at some point for some reason. To me the whole thing felt like an awful extended episode of The Today Show. Watered down to make it
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   by brenton07 10y ago

   Ha, I had the same response.
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   by brenton07 10y ago

   Yeah, there's no great answer here other than its an area that requires innovation. Apple is usually pretty good in this area, and I'd love to see them bring something to the table. My hope in writing the article was to spur enoug
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   by brenton07 10y ago

   Wonder if it got bumped on accident on a recent update. My system has been modified to allow system access, so its less surprising (although still a flaw). But we did it on machines by people that are probably TOTALLY unaware of those 10.11
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   by brenton07 10y ago

   I was actually the author of this article, and am about to update it to address some of the criticisms. We have two machines locked down to only certain functions, down to only certain IP addresses even being allowed to communicate with the
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   by brenton07 10y ago

   We tested this on four machines and had no prompts for password authentication. Two of them are VERY close to clean installs with only Adobe CC and two or three other production software components installed, highest security settings for e
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   Security Flaw in OS X displays all keychain passwords in plain text(medium.com)

   18 points by brenton07 10y ago|2 comments