mchenier

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   by mchenier 1y ago

   Don’t fix it if it ain’t broken!
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   by mchenier 1y ago

   One way to avoid this problem and considerably reduce the attack surface is to: 1- Create a dummy Onedrive account. 2- Share a folder on your main Onedrive to the dummy account. 3- In the dummy account, maps the shared link to a folder for
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   by mchenier 2y ago

   Port knocking may be a first line defense here with a port scan attack detector to ban IPs that try to find such ports. See Linux knockd and psad for references. This obscurity doesn’t protect again man-in-the-middle but at least protects
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   by mchenier 3y ago

   https://visualping.io does a nice similar job and is free for moderate personal use.
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   by mchenier 4y ago

   The problem is really to find a solution that allow sharing passwords between devices (computers, phones). I think a solution like Keepass with an encrypted file shared on common cloud file services would be great if we could trust the thir
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   by mchenier 4y ago

   This looks less secure than current 2FA Master password + LastPass Authenticator existing solution. Or am I missing something?
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   by mchenier 4y ago

   Thanks for replying. I am definitely in the camp of the no account linking feature. In fact, more in the camp where I don’t want to provide credentials to connect to bank institutions.
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   by mchenier 4y ago

   Really nice! I like it a lot. One feature I miss there from my spreadsheet is the ability to track and get updated investment values automatically. I mean, it could be great to have a way to specify the number of stock for each investment
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   by mchenier 5y ago

   This looks like a duplicate of the existing Munch Python library. https://github.com/Infinidat/munch