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josh.blog
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| | | | | Modern web applications have a responsibility to prevent their users from using easily compromised passwords. I would also say that it's in their best interest, although it's certainly a trade off. Most people still don't use password managers, so stricter requirements will lead to some people losing access to their accounts. Still though, forcing people [...] | |
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jacob.hoffman-andrews.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the importance of using password managers with autofill to prevent phishing attacks by ensuring that passwords are only filled in for legitimate websites, highlighting the limitations of traditional security measures like 2FA. | |
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www.mikekasberg.com
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| | | | | Several weeks ago, I wrote a blog post about how horrible it is to have to deal with the various password restrictions websites use. Of... | |
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risingthumb.xyz
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| | | pass What is pass? It's just a password manager. It works by using gpg encrypted files which are your passwords. This means they are encrypted and safe. It's also a password manager that is offline, so that means you have no issues with hosting it. You can if you would like, host your gpg encrypted passwords in a git repository, or in the cloud, or on an online machine so you can get them using rsync or some other file transfer tool. There's a number of commands I will share here. pass init passwordStor.... | ||
