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Truga posted:"what's engine X?" In my head I always pronounced it "en-jinx".
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Doom Mathematic posted:In my head I always pronounced it "en-jinx". it’s a hard G
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the n stands for tonic. the x also stands for tonic.
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Doom Mathematic posted:In my head I always pronounced it "en-jinx". me too but nobody understood what i was talking about so i had to conform 
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Nov 2, 2017 14:21
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maybe if you'd called it ru-jinx, but that's kaspersky now
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Nov 2, 2017 14:24
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Enjoin Ex :divorce:
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Volmarias posted:Enjoin Ex too soon lol
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i keep wanting the eyestalk to collapse in the manner that a tape measure would
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Troy Hunt's blog posted:I’ve been speaking with the owner about SSL before I invest in becoming a member, but she’s been told by the dev of the platform (it’s a franchise system called ShopCity.com) that SSL is more about Google’s monopolizing visibility of content, and less to do with security f^∞
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what does that even mean like does he think chrome is the only thing capable of connecting to SSL 
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google project zero exists therefore fixing security bugs is a google monopolist plot
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probably due to the google-symantec spat over ssl certs. they probably used a bunch of symantec ca issued certs that suddenly became untrusted and decided that was somehow google's fault
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Keep reading. It just gets more and more  .How is this PCI-compliant? Schadenboner fucked around with this message at 17:21 on Nov 2, 2017 |
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Schadenboner posted:Keep reading. It just gets more and more they got some stickers off of alibaba
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is lastpass the bad one?
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Lightbulb Out posted:is lastpass the bad one? Yes
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infernal machines posted:probably due to the google-symantec spat over ssl certs. they probably used a bunch of symantec ca issued certs that suddenly became untrusted and decided that was somehow google's fault https://crt.sh/?q=shopcity.com
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Nov 2, 2017 18:40
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is there an ecommerce platform that doesn't suck poo poo
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Schadenboner posted:Keep reading. It just gets more and more yeah, but those were different walking secfucks than the shopcambridge person
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anthonypants posted:is there an ecommerce platform that doesn't suck poo poo magento seems alright
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what's wrong with lastpass, they're the best option i got since i can't bring a usb key with a keepass db on it to work or w/e
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Nov 2, 2017 19:00
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Grey forum Firefox thread is advocating using insecure branch "waterfox" again because dammit the new version of Firefox broke their extension to "unfuck the ui" Imagine being so afraid of change that you'll forgo security updates and trustworthiness of the browser you run just so you can have square tabs in the bottom of your screen.
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Ciaphas posted:what's wrong with lastpass, they're the best option i got since i can't bring a usb key with a keepass db on it to work or w/e
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Ciaphas posted:what's wrong with lastpass, they're the best option i got since i can't bring a usb key with a keepass db on it to work or w/e you can’t have a keepass dB but you can store your work passwords on some frequently-insecure third party site and install either their desktop client or their browser extension?
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cis autodrag posted:Grey forum Firefox thread is advocating using insecure branch "waterfox" again because dammit the new version of Firefox broke their extension to "unfuck the ui" Waterfox isn't insecure its just lost its reason to exist when Firefox finally started issuing official 64 bit builds that didn't require alpha channel fuckery.
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fishmech posted:Waterfox isn't insecure its just lost its reason to exist when Firefox finally started issuing official 64 bit builds that didn't require alpha channel fuckery. It's insecure in the sense that your trusting non Mozilla devs to always rapidly pull in security fixes and never do anything shady in their fork.
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teamdest posted:you can’t have a keepass dB but you can store your work passwords on some frequently-insecure third party site and install either their desktop client or their browser extension? you can use your personal phone even if you can’t install the software
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teamdest posted:you can’t have a keepass dB but you can store your work passwords on some frequently-insecure third party site and install either their desktop client or their browser extension? lol i don't put work passwords anywhere except in my head, lastpass is personal use only and only on the internet research/goofoff machines (and i don't install the client, i just go to the website); work machines are airgapped
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that said if lastpass is as full of holes as stated here i'll happily take recommendations for an alternative that's still internet accessible (which i'm aware inherently is a secfuck but not much other option for me atm)
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Ciaphas posted:that said if lastpass is as full of holes as stated here i'll happily take recommendations for an alternative that's still internet accessible (which i'm aware inherently is a secfuck but not much other option for me atm)
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just windows, i do very little on mobile that isn't phone, sms and google/email (which i remember separate from password lockers because it's so important)
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then i'd suggest keep rear end, with the caveat that keep rear end probably has windows phone support, but since the platform is dead i wouldn't consider relying on it
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keepass is what i was using until 10 years ago when i got my current job and had to stop keeping a usb key with the db and keepass executable on it with me and i can't just install keepass on these machines, either, else i'd do that and keep my db on, i dunno, onedrive or something
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https://twitter.com/lukasstefanko/status/926084558273044481 either pixel security is really good or no one targeted the pixel?
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Ciaphas posted:keepass is what i was using until 10 years ago when i got my current job and had to stop keeping a usb key with the db and keepass executable on it with me keep rear end portable doesn't need to be installed?
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:https://twitter.com/lukasstefanko/status/926084558273044481 Android is literally already malware, it needs no further pwning.
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:https://twitter.com/lukasstefanko/status/926084558273044481
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Ciaphas posted:that said if lastpass is as full of holes as stated here i'll happily take recommendations for an alternative that's still internet accessible (which i'm aware inherently is a secfuck but not much other option for me atm) 1password has a lastpass-style subscription where they host your vault (when you make your new vault your computer locally generates an authorization key that you need to enter the first time you need to authorize a new machine to download your encrypted vault. from there you use your vault password to decrypt and by default it keeps local encrypted copy of your vault in case you lose internet access). i think the non-subscription software is still sold and lets you use dropbox or icloud accounts for hosting your vault instead
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:https://twitter.com/lukasstefanko/status/926084558273044481 well if the phone can't even boot then of course it's not gonna get broken into...
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The real problem with lastpass is that its firefox plugin UI is a horrible piece of poo poo.
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