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by gkwelding 15y ago
As I've stated several times, my site doesn't store any details like these, it uses OpenInviter, they authenticate the credentials, pull back the list of contacts, I process the list of contacts and check it against the database of EXISTING
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by gkwelding 15y ago
As I've stated several times, my site doesn't store any details like these, it uses OpenInviter, they authenticate the credentials, pull back the list of contacts, I process the list of contacts and check it against the database of EXISTING
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by gkwelding 15y ago
Essentially you could yes. Even with the top 50 list given there you'd be guaranteed quite a few hits, I'm still shocked people think it's fine to use 1234567890 as a password...
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Visitors per day up from 25 to 703 in 24 hours(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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by gkwelding 15y ago
The main reason I added the contacts list functionality is I noticed Lulzsec recently posted a database dump of 25,000 users they preened from pron.com. I thought it would be humorous to know which of your contact had been busted looking at
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by gkwelding 15y ago
Ha, I can guarantee you it's not even close to being a trap. Look at my blog, twitter feed anything, most certainly isn't a trap. The login box is for finding your people in your contact list that have been compromised and uses OpenInviter
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Why do different people choose the same passwords(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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Lulzsec: Have you been compromised? Check now(in-the-attic.co.uk)
3 points by gkwelding 15y ago|10 comments
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Citibank Hack Affects 210,000 Customers(mashable.com)
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No more Blue Screen of Death, here's what other colours they COULD use(blog.650hours.com)
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Al-Qaeda 'confirms Osama Bin Laden dead'(bbc.co.uk)
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Booting Windows 7 From An Existing Partition Inside Ubuntu Virtual Box(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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CodeIgniter Google Map Library and HTML5 Geolocation(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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How did your start-up start?(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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A Brief Defence Of Sony(in-the-attic.co.uk)
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by gkwelding 15y ago
Although does the standard model of countries/law stand up in the realm of the internet. Boundaries no longer exist in cyber-space, should 'cyber-law' evolve to take this into account?
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by gkwelding 15y ago
problems arise with this though when certain countries, I'm based in the UK for example, don't buy in to this kind of idea, what then?
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Kids using Facebook is an issue, but how can network operators truly verify age?
1 points by gkwelding 15y ago|4 comments