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  1. Dear Friends with written down #passwords

    Do you have too many? Metto... eh metoo... me 2. What to do?

    - Use a password service. Sounds about as secure as post-it-notes all over the place to me.

    - Use a single password book? Wot? I would have to employ myself for days possibly weeks for that option...

    - Continue with #chaos model. Bit of this and a byte of that. Job done. I likes it already.

    eff.org/dice

    :anonymous: :anon: ⁉️

  2. Lol the Ashes of Creation lawyers (the new ones, not the original ones that didn't get paid and were scammed by a million dollars) leaked all of their company passwords by sending them to court unredacted and making them public information now.

    #infosec #itsecurity #passwords #lawyer #AshesOfCreation

  3. "Passkeys Are Not a Trap"? Nice Try Scott Helme, founder and CEO of a company that markets a "Passkeys Protection" offering.

    scotthelme.co.uk/passkeys-are-

    Sorry, your article is patronizing me about what attestation is, then explaining that passkeys today don't give websites an attestation at all - though a site can ask. And in so doing, it completely fails to address the main criticism of the "Passkeys are a trap" blog post, i.e. that passkeys are the boiling frog of BigTech control on authentication.

    nonfunctional.substack.com/p/p

    The only point I concede is that TOTP are vulnerable to phishing. And yet, if I really have to choose, I prefer that risk rather than handing over control to Google, Apple, and co. In any case, hardware authenticators like Yubikey / NitroKey are the preferred solution.

    Sorry, not convinced. Passkeys are a trap. Do not use them.

    #passkeys #security #cybersecurity #bigtech #google #apple #enshittification #bigtech #digitalsovereignty #opensource #infosec #passwords #phishing #totp

  4. So when did we all agree that sending a one-time password in email is more secure than using a secure password?

    #passwords #security

  5. I am still not using passkeys unless I get forced to. Strong are enough for me. I try to avoid any phone number based 2nd factor but in general am a fan of 2nd factor for important sites.

    This seems like a good article for those seeking info

    "Keep using passkeys! Wherever a site offers one, take it, and store it in a password/passkey manager you trust. If you want to be able to move your credentials around, pick a provider that supports that."

    scotthelme.co.uk/passkeys-are-

  6. Fake Calendly “Meta Careers” pages steal Facebook and Google logins

    An interview invitation becomes a trap for your Facebook and Google passwords, even with two-factor authentication turned on.

    Pulse ID: 6acf6dd3ca2d5b23dbf6a2d5
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6acf6
    Pulse Author: CyberHunter_NL
    Created: 2026-10-14 11:56:03

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #Facebook #Google #Passwords #TwoFactorAuthentication #OTX #CyberHunter_NL

  7. 🚀 New #release · Bitwarden v2026.10.0

    What's Changed
    • Added support for sharing vault items through temporary links
    • Added a setting to configure access token lifetime
    • Fixed switching to annual billing during a trial charging an extra month
    • Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

    Full release notes & setup → selfhost.directory/project/bit

    #selfhosted #bitwarden #passwords #opensource

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