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by INIT_6 12y ago
I think a good middle ground would be to implement this idea into a password manager. You have one strong password to unlock your manager. Sites that support passwordless Would send it to the password manager. Otherwise use it as normal.
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by INIT_6 12y ago
https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere this site helps with this issue forcing sslany.
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by INIT_6 13y ago
You can't really seize bitcoin. you can think you have. The only thing you need is a private key so if you store this in a encrypted file like you can with wallet.dat you can seize this file. mean while you can have already split you
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by INIT_6 13y ago
To bad you didn't go in detail about what you were complaining about would have been a great a article.
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by INIT_6 13y ago
That might be interpreted as extortion. OP read up on responsible disclosure.
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by INIT_6 13y ago
Sorry, didn't check back to see if anyone replied to me until today. Source, My self. Unfortunately I don't think I can recreate my proof. Around July 2013 the company I work for was looking for a new front desk person to handle
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by INIT_6 13y ago
This is horrible. mugshots.com is a fake website. It creates fake profiles based on queries it gets. So you enter in: First Name Last Name Drug. It will put a fake picture most likely based on last name. Meaning Ramirez isn't going to
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by INIT_6 13y ago
Gplus.<mydomain>.com I fixed this problem a while ago.
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by INIT_6 13y ago
I first discovered these 10digit decimal formatted IPv4 address about a year ago when testing/analyzing android apps. Created a quick python scripts to convert back and forth. https://github.com/initiate6/IP_addres