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daniel X03MO1qnZdYdgyfeuILPmQ== password
spladug Xee7PCMnQfRh88zRPBunoA== yee
neil KrljkMfb40Od500MmwsXZw== hunter2
neal Xr4ilOzQ4PCOq3aQ0qbuaQ== secret
sam BtgOsMULSaUJtJ8kJOjIBQ== dog
neel 0HfyRN74pw5ep1i9g1L82A== cat
kneel g+Spau2WQ2xiG5gJ4lizCQ== fish
kevin yOjfiVwsrhZrrQJ/3xUzWw== garbage
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kovin G43Qgw1Fk6OIrzganMC2WA== fish2
powerlanguage A9kE9Zud+aPy76hqmMj3lQ== eggdog
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you bXHoGvP3ISkv0Fxrk0vS+Q== gullible
The encrypted session cookie is how their server establishes you are authenticated. By deleting your cookie, you essentially logged out of your account which is why the server does not have your username to add to the list anymore.
with the incredibly dark pattern of saying you can 'continue' to the app with a big button, or 'go to the mobile site' with small text below. Of course you are already on the mobile site, so to use this wording is intentionally malicious.
tl;dr: Originally, password hashes were stored in /etc/passwd (as the name might imply). It wasn't until "the mid-1980s" that /etc/shadow was invented to fix the security hole.
Knowing the quality of consumer grade router firmware, that fix may be available for your router sometime within the next year </trollface.jpeg>
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[ 3.9 ms ] story [ 67.6 ms ] threadThat's a pretty funny easter egg.
This isn’t consistent though and I only get it maybe once a week. I just give up and check again later.
If you are looking at a page which is mostly hashes, the distribution of the hash values likely affects which language is suggested.
tl;dr: Originally, password hashes were stored in /etc/passwd (as the name might imply). It wasn't until "the mid-1980s" that /etc/shadow was invented to fix the security hole.
Knowing the quality of consumer grade router firmware, that fix may be available for your router sometime within the next year </trollface.jpeg>