When online security is literally a roll of the dice, which dice do you use?
@oschene wrote: Rewrote the spreadsheet this morning, so it sucks numbers from random.org and then looks up the words in the list. Much better. Read full topic
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When online security is literally a roll of the dice, which dice do you use?
@japhroaig wrote: imaguid: it's questionable whether text messaging is actually a secure communication channel or not In the US it isn't questionable at all. Different adversaries use different...
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When online security is literally a roll of the dice, which dice do you use?
@japhroaig wrote: peemlives: I do that about ten times and it gives me pretty good entropy (garbage for mnemonics, though). You know, it doesn't give good entropy, right? CSB I had a friend doing QA...
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@peemlives wrote: You should see these characters. You totally can't guess then next one from seeing the one before it. Read full topic
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@japhroaig wrote: Okay, there are two ways to look at this, and this is an informed view on the subject ( <-- infosec/research for mumble years). Your passwords are harder than the average Joe, so...
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@TobinL wrote: which just goes to show physical access to all sources is always going to work. Read full topic
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@peemlives wrote: japhroaig: Any cryptographer worth their salt will remind you arm movements are not random. Thus your entropy is much, much lower than you presume. Yeah, that's why I have the third...
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@PhasmaFelis wrote: peemlives: Yeah, that's why I have the third party announcing "stop" and the coin flip. I suppose I could ROT[arbitrary integer] the string to make it more (less?) opaque, but that...
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@peemlives wrote: The genius part (imo) is where I write down the passwords and toss them in a shoebox. Read full topic
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@FoolishOwl wrote: My experience has been that every workplace and every household depends upon shared and reused passwords, that in fact the more important the password is, the more likely it is...
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@Tribune wrote: password generation room Read full topic
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@Gyrofrog wrote: Yeah sure, but what kind of shoebox? Read full topic
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@Jehovazilla wrote: Late to the punch but... I had a simple way of generating unique passwords for every site, and it lasted about a day until I ran into sites that needed arbitrary requirements (2...
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@SamSam wrote: boingboing: Don't like the passphrase? Still too clunky to remember? Roll again, it only takes a minute! WHAT?!? I was actually enjoying geeking out on your ability to try and make this...
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@JonS wrote: I use story dice. Roll the nine die, organise them into a line, take the first letter associated with the picture (which might be 'face' or 'smile' or 'mouth' for the smiley face,...
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@danegeld wrote: The article is a cryptic advertorial for that shoebox, isn't it? Where can I buy that crocodile skin textured, hand stitched, felt lined box? Sure, I could buy dice, but then I'd be...
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@hhype wrote: Meta-fetishism. That shoebox is actually a 3-d printed replica of the original box (of which 5 were made by cobbler elves in Slovenia using felt from artisanally flocced wool from...
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@ChickieD wrote: Right, yes, exactly. I have a great system, them someone comes in an says, "But you must have one of these in it but none of these," and then I'm just lost. Read full topic
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@apearlma wrote: Yeah, I don't even understand why one would do this method. Generate strong, random passwords, and then do a password manager that's in a system that only involves 2-step...
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@mikelipino wrote: This is why a password manager is crucial. It eliminates the need for reused passwords, and the password manager (I know LastPass does this) allows for sharing of passwords between...
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@danegeld wrote: Nitrocellulose is an explosive, the same as gun cotton, right? Read full topic
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@TobinL wrote: same thing apparently, also old film stock, nail polish, and other things... en.wikipedia.org Nitrocellulose Nitrocellulose (also: cellulose nitrate, flash paper, flash cotton,...
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@Tribune wrote: there is a novel plot for a casino heist movie in there Read full topic
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