Exactly what I was thinking
I have a gpg encrypted file on a server that I manage manually - made slightly easier by the gpg plugin for vim. Not found a password manager with a UI that I get on with yet.
re point 2. I don't see a problem with using a regex to validate email, unless you get false negatives. Rejecting anything that could be a valid e-mail address is bad and will cause frustration for someone at some…
I like the Barclays mobile app. You authenticate it once using a pin sentry device, and give it a pass code, and from then on you can just use that pass code to get your balance using the app. The app also acts as a pin…
HSBC are also (or at least were very recently) in the habit of calling customers and launching immediately into security questions without even identifying themselves first, which is wrong for all sorts of reasons.
Is it just me, or doesn't this sound very similar to SQL injection, only as applied to an ORM instead? That is, if my understanding is correct, they're taking user posted data and trivially turning it into a command to…
"The full set are true monospace fonts, each character being exactly 0.5em wide" Umm... a 0.5em width m?
That's a good analogy, because until recently, I was writing all my PNG files by hand.
Also, it says that directly on the site itself.
Great. Can it be adapted to hide any stories from TechCrunch instead?
Can't wait to try this out on my touch-screen phone or tablet PC... ...oh, wait.
s/solve/cause/
What struck me about the memo, is the constant references to 'the problem', without ever defining what the actual problem was. People not working long hours might be a symptom of a problem, but it is not a problem in…
It is? Why?
What about a million and one?
Exactly what I was thinking
I have a gpg encrypted file on a server that I manage manually - made slightly easier by the gpg plugin for vim. Not found a password manager with a UI that I get on with yet.
re point 2. I don't see a problem with using a regex to validate email, unless you get false negatives. Rejecting anything that could be a valid e-mail address is bad and will cause frustration for someone at some…
I like the Barclays mobile app. You authenticate it once using a pin sentry device, and give it a pass code, and from then on you can just use that pass code to get your balance using the app. The app also acts as a pin…
HSBC are also (or at least were very recently) in the habit of calling customers and launching immediately into security questions without even identifying themselves first, which is wrong for all sorts of reasons.
Is it just me, or doesn't this sound very similar to SQL injection, only as applied to an ORM instead? That is, if my understanding is correct, they're taking user posted data and trivially turning it into a command to…
"The full set are true monospace fonts, each character being exactly 0.5em wide" Umm... a 0.5em width m?
That's a good analogy, because until recently, I was writing all my PNG files by hand.
Also, it says that directly on the site itself.
Great. Can it be adapted to hide any stories from TechCrunch instead?
Can't wait to try this out on my touch-screen phone or tablet PC... ...oh, wait.
s/solve/cause/
What struck me about the memo, is the constant references to 'the problem', without ever defining what the actual problem was. People not working long hours might be a symptom of a problem, but it is not a problem in…
It is? Why?
What about a million and one?