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palant.info
Allowing password-based authentication without letting the server know the password is fascinating. Unfortunately, for web applications this doesn't solve any problems. |
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soatok.blog
Just to assuage any panic, let me state this up front. If you're reading this blog post wondering if your Lobste.rs account is at risk, good news: I didn't publish it until after the vulnerability was mitigated, so you're safe. You don't need to change your passwords or anything. This write-up is purely for education... |
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crackstation.net
How to hash passwords properly using salt. Why hashes should be salted and how to use salt correctly. |
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risley.net
[AI summary] The author provides a critical analysis of password manager security, specifically comparing the bloated, enterprise-focused 1Password with the privacy-centric, open-source Standard Notes, while offering technical advice on encryption, biometric risks, and trusted platform modules. |
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