Biggest problem you have is the vulnerability to
substitution and various forms of phishing attacks.
Picking good passwords using pseudo-random number
generators is not easy.
The target user population will not have a clue
about these issues. As the adage goes, a false perception
of security is
On 14/06/2015 20:02, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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Michael Titke wrote on 14/06/15 15:28:
On 14/06/2015 14:55, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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None of this is to put you off, I'm just sketching a map of the
terrain. If all you want to do is integrate
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Michael Titke wrote on 14/06/15 15:28:
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> On 14/06/2015 14:55, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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>> None of this is to put you off, I'm just sketching a map of the
>> terrain. If all you want to do is integrate your generator with
>> what Ubuntu
On 14/06/2015 14:55, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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None of this is to put you off, I'm just sketching a map of the terrain.
If all you want to do is integrate your generator with what Ubuntu has
right now, you could port it from Scheme to a language we ship, and
add a new dialog to Seahorse ...
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Michael Titke wrote on 11/06/15 15:42:
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> I propose to include my Internet account password creation scheme
> into the current account / password / keychain management systems
> on Ubuntu.
That would be excellent!
> Whenever you would like to do
On 12/06/2015 12:23, Dimitri John Ledkov wrote:
Just use https://lastpass.com/ works fine for me, is cross-platform,
cross-browser, and cross-mobile.
Looks like a lot of on-line marketing but I still was not able to find
the source code. Do you really want me to buy something blindly just to
On 11/06/2015 17:50, Jim Cobley wrote:
Unfortunately all my own computers (Linux -- Debian, Ubuntu etc &
Windows), my work computers (Debian, Windows) and Phones (Android,
Symbian) all need to have all my passwords handy (on second thoughts
my Android phone can't have any knowledge of all my pa
Unfortunately all my own computers (Linux -- Debian, Ubuntu etc &
Windows), my work computers (Debian, Windows) and Phones (Android,
Symbian) all need to have all my passwords handy (on second thoughts my
Android phone can't have any knowledge of all my passwords because it is
really owned, mon
I propose to include my Internet account password creation scheme into
the current account / password / keychain management systems on Ubuntu.
Whenever you would like to do something very very important you probably
will need a new password for subscribing to a mailing list, creating
another o
