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Keepass for life! Has anyone found the ideal way to configure it for Google Drive syncing? I have the following issues: * On PC, sometimes * Sometimes, the Keepass database will just vanish from my Google Drive. I imagine it has to do with the different save modes and some race conditions and it was never a big issue (I can get it back from trash as soon as I notice it) but annoys me. * On Android, I could never figure out how to get it to automatically pick up my saved changes and upload them back to Drive - it seems to act as read-only copy.
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Never had those problems with Dropbox tbqh
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EssOEss posted:Keepass for life! Has anyone found the ideal way to configure it for Google Drive syncing? I have the following issues: I've used the gdrive sync plug-in for years and have never had any of these problems 
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Kuvo posted:I've used the gdrive sync plug-in for years and have never had any of these problems same. open locally, sync remotely (or end up with a thousand files)
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Mar 11, 2019 08:26
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the russians used a post-it
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Soricidus posted:the russians used a post-it we have 4 digit headcount in former ussr countries and I can tell you with certainty that managing passwords in excel is all the rage now
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Mar 11, 2019 10:17
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akadajet posted:nice goatse mirror turn your monitor on, get down off your chair and put some clothes on
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https://twitter.com/ramriot/status/1104874190925107200
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BIGFOOT EROTICA posted:wait you have a Mac and you aren't using iCloud Keychain ???? 1Password is better than iCloud Keychain
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Cocoa Crispies posted:1Password is better than iCloud Keychain it's not even a contest not even before considering that sometimes icloud keychain will corrupt itself and need to be completely removed before it can ever work again.
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i use keep rear end for cross compatibility with windows and loonix, with tresorit to sync because i just have to be special
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Mar 11, 2019 14:34
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I once encountered a T1 card with very similar behaviors. a ping packet padded with all 0's (or any other packet with a large 0's payload) would reset the connection due to some odd signal encoding fuckery. In-band metadata is the worst thing to happen to communications protocols.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:turn your monitor on, get down off your chair and put some clothes on but its the only way i can post
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Mar 11, 2019 14:57
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ZeusCannon posted:What if you have mac can you keepass then MacPass but it seems kinda small-time and not very audited
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cbc marketplace is a canadian consumer affairs show that does investigative reports into the various ways people get screwed by corporations you'd think with a topic that broad that the well of content would never go dry, but yet https://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/episodes/2017-2018/credit-card-scam quote:Marketplace has obtained a secret list revealing the names and identities of close to 3,000 Canadians targeted by a phone scam promising to lower your credit card interest rate. Their end game: stealing your identity so they can sell and trade it on the dark net and to other fraudsters. We track where your information can end up and test whether fraud alerts and credit monitoring services can really protect you. the big surprise isn't that fraud alerts/credit monitoring don't really work, or that credit freezes aren't available in canada it's that a tv show written and produced by grownups spent half an hour talking about cc phone fraud without mentioning once that reciting your cc number and various other credentials isn't a good idea when you're on the phone with someone who called you
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Mar 11, 2019 15:16
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:MacPass but it seems kinda small-time and not very audited it at least seems to update fairly often so someone's paying attention to it, but yeah use at your own risk
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flakeloaf posted:cbc marketplace is a canadian consumer affairs show that does investigative reports into the various ways people get screwed by corporations If security could safely assume that end users would never do a dumb thing, the job would be very different. This isn't even getting into compromises of lovely websites that store the full card info etc. Focusing on the mitigation being ineffective or unavailable is a reasonable take.
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while i completely agree that "the users aren't going to gently caress this up" should be considered zero times in the formulation of a breach mitigation strategy, saying "so try not to stuff marbles up your nose" is probably worth half a minute of airtime in a show about people with marbles stuffed up their noses
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Volmarias posted:If security could safely assume that end users would never do a dumb thing, the job would be very different. This isn't even getting into compromises of lovely websites that store the full card info etc. Focusing on the mitigation being ineffective or unavailable is a reasonable take. IMO there's two schools of thought about the educational processes here. One is the social enigineering side, where you point out that it's almost always easier to fool you into giving up your data rather than fooling the computer the other is demonstrating that the systems involved are garbage so even if you do things right as a user poo poo is still real vulnerable
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ewiley posted:I once encountered a T1 card with very similar behaviors. a ping packet padded with all 0's (or any other packet with a large 0's payload) would reset the connection due to some odd signal encoding fuckery. In-band metadata is the worst thing to happen to communications protocols. remember when certain models of modem would obey the hayes hangup command if it was delivered through the phone line port? good times
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Boiled Water posted:it's not even a contest this has never happened tome have you considered that youre using it wrong?
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BIGFOOT EROTICA posted:this has never happened tome have you considered that youre using it wrong? computers are complex and fucky, see the poo poo about modems and Visio files above, don’t diminish peoples’ problems
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haveblue posted:remember when certain models of modem would obey the hayes hangup command if it was delivered through the phone line port? good times What about those routers that would disconnect everything if you sent: code:
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Mar 11, 2019 18:06
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+++ATH0 startkeylogger
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I just put my passwords in s text file and check it into github. there’s loads of projects on there, what are the odds anyone malicious will ever find mine
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Soricidus posted:I just put my passwords in s text file and check it into github. there’s loads of projects on there, what are the odds anyone malicious will ever find mine 100% sorry
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same but pastebin, there are loads of password dumps there already, what are the odds anyone malicious will ever find mine
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Mar 11, 2019 20:02
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Volmarias posted:100% sorry fortunately i use defence in depth: all my passwords are camouflaged as perl scripts
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Soricidus posted:fortunately i use defence in depth: all my passwords are camouflaged as perl scripts ah, the email regex strikes back
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Cocoa Crispies posted:computers are complex and fucky, see the poo poo about modems and Visio files above, don’t diminish peoples’ problems no sorry if youre using a mac it Just Works seems like someone is doing something incredibly stupid
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BIGFOOT EROTICA posted:no sorry if youre using a mac it Just Works quote:seems like someone is doing something incredibly stupid
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BIGFOOT EROTICA posted:seems like someone is doing something incredibly stupid well yeah https://forums.somethingawful.com/query.php?action=posthistory&userid=75496
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ewiley posted:I once encountered a T1 card with very similar behaviors. a ping packet padded with all 0's (or any other packet with a large 0's payload) would reset the connection due to some odd signal encoding fuckery. In-band metadata is the worst thing to happen to communications protocols. This was actually incredibly common. Back in the old electronic T1 days, where a CSU/DSU actually did work (before fully computerized on chips) it was common practice to diagnose T1 circuits by sending patterns of "all 1s" (heats up the equipment), "all 0s" (the opposite - runs it cold) - both of these would pull out different faults in the csu/dsu or F2 pair or whatever. Typically you'd run all 1s / all 0s for a few minutes each then you'd send psuedorandom bits down the line to emulate "actual use" and let that run for the longest time. finicky rear end tech
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Sniep posted:This was actually incredibly common. I remember my dad telling me about some encoding used in networking to take long runs of same bits from "very common because sometimes you just gotta encode a bunch of zeroes" to "you probably won't ever encounter this in the wild because it's a complex error-detecting or error-correcting code" and then yeah I took advanced discrete and idk, some kind of bch code seems like what you'd be using
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if my polynomial has a remainder then I don't need that stumper the concept of BCH codes can take it in the dumper
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Cocoa Crispies posted:I remember my dad telling me about some encoding used in networking to take long runs of same bits from "very common because sometimes you just gotta encode a bunch of zeroes" to "you probably won't ever encounter this in the wild because it's a complex error-detecting or error-correcting code" that sounds like 8b/10b encoding which isn't actually all that fancy, just clever
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Shame Boy posted:that sounds like 8b/10b encoding which isn't actually all that fancy, just clever I mean if you're warming up your t1 hardware by sending a bunch of ones any poo poo is gonna be fancy
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Been following this, its hilarious how cut/paste these are.
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