N1ckG2
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Lastpass leak again
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- Nov 16, 2011
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They want to get their name in Lima book of records for this.
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Me too, I hope it don't leak. It's little cumbersome but better then a leaky boat.
- Jun 24, 2013
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Wtf.
UnusualSubstance
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xReminisce
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And there was this guy whatever his name was telling me, LeakingPass won't leak vaults data
UnusualSubstance
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Never doubt the remi.And there was this guy whatever his name was telling me, LeakingPass won't leak vaults data
CryptAtkins
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This is why people should use KeyPasXC. It's open source and free.
Just store the key file on OneDrive, so it syncs with your mobile app.
Just store the key file on OneDrive, so it syncs with your mobile app.
xReminisce
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One Drive?
MS gets fucked and hacked every other week
Not to mention, they will scan your shit and read your data.
lmfao
That's like purposely bending over
CryptAtkins
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The file is encrypted via SHA-256, even if they wanted to access the key file, they would need the password to access the data.
And the likelihood of them attempting to decrypt it/brute is unlikely. Unless you're a hard criminal and they have a warrant served.
Lol, so even fewer level of decription than LastPass. You people should really start reading articles, and not just blindly reply
xReminisce
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No it isn't
Onedrive is not E2EE for starters, don't delude yourself thinking it is.
Second of all, MS File contents is encrypted in transit ONLY just like your outlook & gmail emails, they are NOT E2EE.
Ontop of that, MS has your keys to unlock shit and they also reserves the right to review files to ensure compliance with their policies and law enforcement etc.
Just like MS has keys to your "BitLocker" keys you generated, if you ever lose yours, there has been cases reported when you can actually call them up and get it unlocked.
How fucked is that?
N1ckG2
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I still can't get it but it's obvious you don't need to be smart to be a boss.
Why they don't check the open source solution and fix theirs? I like LP and I regret it's so crackable. I still use it for not so important passwords combined with 2fa because it's it really easy to use and convinient.
Why they don't check the open source solution and fix theirs? I like LP and I regret it's so crackable. I still use it for not so important passwords combined with 2fa because it's it really easy to use and convinient.
God of Porn
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Why cant you guys remember your passwords? I remember like 20 different ones with special characters included.
My safest place would be writing them down in a piece of paper and place in a book. Nowadays nobody will read or steal a book so its safer than a safe.
My safest place would be writing them down in a piece of paper and place in a book. Nowadays nobody will read or steal a book so its safer than a safe.
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Hmmmm if it is encrypted. All that the hacker will get is garbage. Although sha256 isn’t the best algo anyway..
read more about it
https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/35639/is-sha-256-safe-and-difficult-to-crack#35642
That answer mentions “PBKDF” as more secure. Funnily, lastpass uses PBKDF as far as I know. But it wasn’t the encryption algo that was vulnerable, though.
All said, I would still be confident to even host that encrypted file openly. It’s secure enough for what it is being used for…
- Jun 24, 2013
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My Lastpass email is [email protected]
And my Lastpass master password is 123456789
I don't think the hacker's will guess my master password.
it's too obvious
And my Lastpass master password is 123456789
I don't think the hacker's will guess my master password.
it's too obvious