before my question first see this website url. because my question is related to this page.
http://sso-wss.telenor.com.pk/SSO/auth/forgotpassword.jsp
Basically this paga is for recover my forgot password.
when u open this page see its view page source.
when you are in viewpage source. there is...
@Gilles ON THE FIRST MINITEL PROTOTYPE, LETTERS WERE ORDERED AS A B C D E ... ON THE FIRST ROW, AND SO ON. IN OTHER WORDS: REJOICE, IT COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH WORSE.
I tried to use a French keyboard once, in Paris. Borrowed the hotel reception's computer to log into Gmail, tried typing in my password and got incredibly confused.
What I do is the following:
I write the passwords down.
Many people will cringe and scream and curse me and say that this is wrong and should never be done, but this is too simplistic an assertion. Details matter. Here are the details:
I keep the passwords in a text file.
When I get out of ...
@LucasKauffman not to gainsay the others but if you've got mobile devices that you want to use the passwords on you could look at Password Safe. there's clients for windows/linux/OSX/iOS/Android, so it makes password access easish. I put mine on dropbox for synching with a suitably long passphrase to protect it.
When generating SSH authentication keys on a Unix/Linux system with ssh-keygen, you're given the choice of creating a RSA or DSA key pair (using -t type).
What is the difference between RSA and DSA keys? What would lead someone to choose one over the other?
@Polynomial yeah KeePass is another good option. I started with password safe and now I have all my stuff in there, I've tended to go with it. It's been quite consistently ok tho'
I have webcams, and I want to detect the crime performed, including the IT security and other breaches occuring on the webcam
This is very difficult problem and I can code the routines for each frame (temporal and spatial - still and moving picture processing), however I dont know what exactly m...
if you're asking what image processing mechanisms need to be used, it's off topic. if you're asking for a product recommendation, it's not constructive (we don't allow shopping questions)
as I said, I've flagged it as off topic.
when a mod gets online, they can choose to migrate.
but it's up to that site's mods as to whether they want to accept your question or not. I'm guessing they'll just close it as NaRQ, because it's way too broad.
it's the security equivalent of "how do I secure a webapp?" - what kind of webapp? what are you securing against? what're you storing? etc, etc, etc...
under IIS one can run safe php code with even more improvements, and one can recompile into c# if he really wants, there is surely no problem running it in java too
and I have seen version compiling to c++ too - hence PHP is the mos universal language around here
ha, 22:00 is time you know for a deep penetration testing
he's still online, hence thru if we hijack his camera, we can actually see him out ;-)
ps. I have got today a javascript shellcode got from nowhere to my browser, which runs from separate account, but has access to camera
and actually thru <embed> or <object> it is possible to gain the webcam in 5 different ways
depends on the installed plugins, operating system type and version, but it's doable on everything, and sometimes you can use hardware video encoder, so it's really fast and gives hq picture
I would secure webcams properly by disabling them in the manager
Actually I have seen even a pirate webdesigner, actually doing this using just plain html and a bit of javascript, and the flash webcam, and it displays just a player, on which you click and then it records the cam
before my question first see this website url. because my question is related to this page.
http://sso-wss.telenor.com.pk/SSO/auth/forgotpassword.jsp
Basically this paga is for recover my forgot password.
when u open this page see its view page source.
when you are in viewpage source. there is...
What I do is the following:
I write the passwords down.
Many people will cringe and scream and curse me and say that this is wrong and should never be done, but this is too simplistic an assertion. Details matter. Here are the details:
I keep the passwords in a text file.
When I get out of ...
When generating SSH authentication keys on a Unix/Linux system with ssh-keygen, you're given the choice of creating a RSA or DSA key pair (using -t type).
What is the difference between RSA and DSA keys? What would lead someone to choose one over the other?
