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by jwcrux 13y ago
Full inductees also include Aaron Swartz and Jimmy Wales http://www.internethalloffame.org/blog/2013/06/26/internet-h...
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by jwcrux 13y ago
Absolutely it could. However, the layer of defense provided by a master password is still (so far, seemingly) better than the instantaneous and automatic access to credentials malware could have when extracting credentials from Chrome and I
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by jwcrux 13y ago
Hi there! Sorry about the resolution issue.. I'm using Google's blogspot with settings not adjusted too much (only widened a few things, etc.) Any suggestions as to what I could do to help you read the content?
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by jwcrux 13y ago
Absolutely! This functionality is present in most (if not all) browsers. The goal of this post was to show how malware could automatically attempt to extract all credentials. However, that's certainly a good feature to mention!
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by jwcrux 13y ago
Hi there! Thanks for the great comment. I had a similar one on my blog that I responded to in the following way (I hope it helps!): "Good question! You're right - in these cases it is assumed malware is already present on the syst
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by jwcrux 14y ago
Also, they are hotlinking to some images you are hosting. You can have fun with this by changing the image to something "not ideal".
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by jwcrux 14y ago
Should be pretty obvious... they have hellowallet references in the page source.
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by jwcrux 14y ago
My Twitter bot, @dumpmon, found a leak of these here: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=b34a2X3b
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Show HN:Dumpmon- A Twitter-bot Monitoring for Account Dumps and Other Data Leaks(raidersec.blogspot.com)
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Crowd Sourcing Bug Bounty Programs - BugCrowd(bugcrowd.com)
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Automated Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Using APIs(raidersec.blogspot.com)
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