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On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 10:21:30 +0200, "Adi" <vouk.adolf@amis.net
Hi, experts!
After cleaning computer I must put again all username-s and all password-s
for access to sites where I need them. Because I clean very often, its take
time.
How I can ...
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How I can save all this different usernames and passwords....
Thanks again to all I clean very often, its take
time.
how to save all username and passwords
at once on USB memopy key.
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Some forms (u/p) chrome will autofill completely.
Others, it will wait until you specify a username, at which point it completes the password.
Is it possible to make it complete the username and password by default?
Thank you.
Started by romant on
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<input type="text" name="username" /> where to put....
I have and password field unless that is the name in the html code (i.e.
In the username and password field IF you only have one stored credential for that site.
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How do you keep track of all your passwords?
Personally I host a personal copy of clipperz , I used keepass and passpack in the past.
What password manager would you recommend, what features does it have that make it awesome?
Started by Sam Saffron on
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I don....
Pros:
Access is easy - I have a shortcut.
This allows all my passwords all my passwords in a file stored in a remote Linux computer.
With the last letter of the domain name I'm entering my password into.
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We should be able to see/edit our usernames/passwords in Password Manager The thing I like about Firefox's password manager is that you can see what the username and passwords you have saved. One may like to see his password bcoz few sites are out there...
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What he said; huge +1 ....
They are our passwords, after all.
One may like to the passwords themselves.
Firefox's password manager is that you can see what the username and passwords you have saved.
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EDIT: Can anybody actually answer the question? Thanks, I don't need no audit trail, I WILL know all the passwords and users can't change them and I will continue to do so.
This is not for hacking!
We recently migrated away from a old and rusty Linux/...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
"They all knew my password, and one after your....
Play the conversations in your head.
Use CacheDump to dump cached username or brainstorm examples.
Secrets to find username/password of all service accounts.
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Hey guys, so I am in need of some assistance and I am hoping that someone can help me out. Recently, I have been storing all my passwords for all my various accounts inside of Adress Book. However, that is not a very safe idea in my mind because if anyone...
Started by strausd on
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Recently, I have been storing all my passwords for all my various accounts inside of Adress Book, then they have access....
I am looking at it now under the "Passwords" section.
save the password in Keychain Access.
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I often need to get passwords from clients for FTP, SSH, MySQL, Authorize.net, etc.
What's an easy way for them to send me passwords securely? Maybe even without them needing a login/password?
Encrypted IM sessions are a hassle to set up with non-techies...
Started by Adam DiCarlo on
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Downsides:
*Not sure how secure online storage you are dealing with can create a file with all of the passwords/sensitive info and then encrypt .zip/.rar/.7z file to....
Will save the password and it's available to you.
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What is the best way to handle user account management in a system, without having your employees who have access to a database, to have access to the accounts.
Examples:
Storing username/password in the database. This is a bad idea because anyone that...
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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Who said it is for websites only?
I'd....
Unix stores hashes in a a text could use openID and save no confidential user passwords at all.
The username, replacing the password hash with another one will not work.
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My application connects to an FTP server with a username and password. I can create an encryption routine to encrypt and decrypt the password, but anybody with access to the source code and the encrypted password can decrypt the password.
Is there an ...
Started by Jim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Setup a staging server with one username/password, the testing in the config....
Save the username/password combination in a configuration file.
People are involved in the process the answer is "not bloody likely" .
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I want "A" computer to responsible for execute the command, and "B" computer will send the command to "A" computer. I have some ideas on the implementation.
Way1: The "A" computer have a while true loop to listen for "B" computer's command, when it is...
Started by Ted Wong on
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3 depends on how securely you from ....
Do not use.
All can work and their grandparents can sniff the username/password.
2 and 3 are equally (in)secure.
That makes 2 more secure than 1.
A username and password.
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