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Until now, I have been using VPN client on my computer. I did this to hide the fact that I was using Tor, as well as other activities, from my ISP. I would like to change my configuration. I want to ...
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I've got a service currently using PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 for password hashing, and I thought I'd upgrade that to something a wee bit more GPU-resistant, so I've been checking out my options, comparing ...
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How easily could someone crack my keepass .kdbx file if that person steals the file but never obtains the Master Password?
Is this a serious threat, or would a brute force attack require massive ...
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My email-provider's website (http://www.gmx.de) recently started linking to the (German) site http://www.browsersicherheit.info/ which basically claims that due to its capabilities to modify a site's ...
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I use LastPass to store and use my passwords, so I do not have duplicate passwords even if I have to register four to five different accounts a day, and the passwords are long.
How safe are password ...
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I am trying to find the live hosts on my network using nmap. I am scanning the network in Ubuntu using the command sudo nmap -sP 192.168.2.1/24. However, I am unable to find the live hosts. I just get ...
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I recently signed up for Privacy.com, which uses a service called Plaid to link a bank account. To do this, it requires the user to provide their banking username and password to a webpage from Plaid,...
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In order to mitigate the "Poodle" vulnerability, I'd like to disable SSLv3 support in my (in this case, TLS, rather than HTTPS) server. How can I use openssl s_client to verify that I've done this?
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Lately, whenever I click on a download link in Google Chrome, it redirects to another link starting with s3.amazonaws.com, which in turn gets blocked either by Chrome or by my Antivirus (Comodo ...
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