Problems with PKI
it’s complex. having a complex system that has a lot of requirements makes it hard to manage and get right, giving attackers a chance to exploit any holes during the process.
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Problems with PKI
it’s complex. having a complex system that has a lot of requirements makes it hard to manage and get right, giving attackers a chance to exploit any holes during the process.
SSL/PKI
dead content
would be interesting to see the increase in blogging before the job app was due now to the massive drop off lmao
Google Data
yikes there’s like 10 gigs of my data here
unregistered hypercam 2
my link is broken for some reason so reblogging to top
Password Leaks
Found that some of my old emails had accounts tied to it which were compromised. Unfortunately I couldn’t narrow down to which platforms that were attacked, but that actually doesn’t matter. All platforms that you might think are secure and safe end up getting broken into eventually like LinkedIn and Yahoo - so the best way to secure yourself against that is to use better passwords.
As revealed by TroyHunt and his password g4ngs, using a password manager and generating better passwords that are unique and follow a set of requirements will be effective even if passwords are leaked. That way even if they are using a broken hash like MD5 to store the passwords, you’re at least able to protect against that in some way. But pray for your soul if they’re storing them in plaintext.
I did a bit of research on PasteBin to look up my email in any of the leaks. I recall a few years ago I did a similar search up and I think I found my email on there (yikes). So that’s a big player in terms of password leaks.
I actually browsed there for a few hours and tried out some of the passwords in the leaks - and oh boy even from a few months ago, a lot of those account still haven’t changed their passwords! They’re pretty weak passwords too, so even with the hashes a simple lookup gives the plain-text for free.
I’d say if you’re interested (you should be), don’t just see if your email has been compromised (https://haveibeenpwned.com/), look up you and your friends on PasteBin because your old accounts may still be on there.
Dumpster Hiding
After finding out your trash has so much information leakage about you - I’ve gotten a bit wary about throwing things out that have my details on it. Theoretically speaking if an attacker was after me, they would be able to gather a lot of knowledge about me just by digging through what I throw away.
Updating Privacy
After sifting through my information, I’ve made the wise decision to go and update my privacy settings on the platforms that I use. Not only will this serve as a form of OpSec, but also to deter any third-party information coming through against my case.
Digging into my Facebook settings, there’s a lot of things left unchecked by default such that they ‘optimize’ the regular individual’s experience. Everything is linked and pretty much public for everyone which is less than ideal in terms of privacy.
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Login Leaks
Wrote a script 4 this.
Barbauthentication
Sp0t the F4ke
Googling Myself
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