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 From:  koswix    26 Apr 2011 23:27 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      28 of 157 
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in that case, I don't trust them :C

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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   26 Apr 2011 23:28 
 To:  koswix       29 of 157 
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Can't be any worse than Sony! :-&

 

At least LastPass encrypts my stuff!
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 From:  Matt   26 Apr 2011 23:29 
 To:  koswix       30 of 157 
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I don't know what is involved, I just know it costs quite a bit if you fail compliance. According to the Evolve Online site, it's €5 per compromised account and €100,000 fine per incident.

So that's at least €100,015 fine of the people in this thread I know have PSN accounts.

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 From:  patch   26 Apr 2011 23:35 
 To:  koswix       31 of 157 
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Self-certification (wrong term, but I can't think of the right one at the moment) can only be done by smaller companies who handle a smaller number of transactions every year. Large companies have to be audited by a certified QSA.

 

The only problem is that the actual requirements in PCI DSS are a bit vague in places, and what you need to do to achieve compliance depends on the interpretation of the QSA. Sony's lawyers will just end up saying that they were compliant so long as you squint at it from the right angle.
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   27 Apr 2011 00:27 
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Could someone explain how (in actual use) this keepass thing works? I don't really care much about security, but if it's a thing that can remember and fill in my password/s for me, then I'm interested.
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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   27 Apr 2011 01:19 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      33 of 157 
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That's what LastPass does. Haven't used Keypass for a long time and I can't remember how it works.
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   27 Apr 2011 02:09 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      34 of 157 
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Ok, which is BETTER?
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 From:  koswix    27 Apr 2011 02:11 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      35 of 157 
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Lastpass want you to pay to use their Android app :(

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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   27 Apr 2011 02:11 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      36 of 157 
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I love lastpass because it is available on all my browsers, work, home, where ever. Of course it's BETTER because I'm using it! I wouldn't use the inferior product man!
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   27 Apr 2011 02:11 
 To:  koswix       37 of 157 
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Well that's fine since I don't have an Android.
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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   27 Apr 2011 02:12 
 To:  koswix       38 of 157 
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Yeah, I didn't like that. But it's not that expensive is it?
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 From:  koswix    27 Apr 2011 03:09 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      39 of 157 
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More expensive than a packet of post-it notes :C

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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   27 Apr 2011 03:14 
 To:  koswix       40 of 157 
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That's an odd thing to compare it too!
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 From:  JonCooper   27 Apr 2011 07:26 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      41 of 157 
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I think the implication is that a packet of post-it notes is his alternative password remembering system
Jon
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 From:  99% of gargoyles look like (MR_BASTARD)   27 Apr 2011 08:08 
 To:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)      42 of 157 
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Surely sensitive data like passwords and password hints should be stored in MD5 hash format? So stealing that data becomes useless (unless one has a shitlol amount of pooter power to break the hash).

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 From:  99% of gargoyles look like (MR_BASTARD)   27 Apr 2011 08:12 
 To:  koswix       43 of 157 
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You think you have it bad Mr Wix? Some poor bastards have had their money eaten! :O

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 From:  Mouse   27 Apr 2011 08:55 
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77 million PSN users worldwide. Dunno, a 1/4 of them in Europe? Someone do the maths. That's a substantial fine.

Roses are bollocks, Violets are crud, I hate bloody flowers, And much prefer mud.
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 From:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)   27 Apr 2011 09:09 
 To:  99% of gargoyles look like (MR_BASTARD)      45 of 157 
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I can't tell if you're trolling or not. :/

Just using MD5 is only a step above plain text. It's not recommended. Use a more powerful algorithm, along with secret and per-user salts.
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 From:  ANT_THOMAS   27 Apr 2011 09:32 
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Definitely big news, it was the front page headline on the Metro!
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 From:  patch   27 Apr 2011 09:47 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      47 of 157 
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Keepass. It keeps everything in an encrypted file on your computer, so at least they're not on someone else's server.
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