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Old 08-31-2015 | 08:38 AM
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Fucking roller coaster ride....


Dolla dolla bills Frantz!!!! Soon you'll be the next BoostedJack!!!!
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Old 08-31-2015 | 08:51 AM
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If I end up with BoostedJack money, I'll use a V just to drive to my mailbox and back.

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I like that new "civic" of Jets! KBP would be icing on cake
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Old 08-31-2015 | 09:27 AM
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Man, some of our users at work had easy passwords on their email accounts and even though they're rate limited their password got found out and they ended up sending spam.

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and this is why complex passwords should be enforced. but boss is a dumdum.
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I know a ton of people that STILL use password as a password :banghead:
Old 08-31-2015 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Franchise1124
I know a ton of people that STILL use password as a password :banghead:
Our passwords are encrypted for user safety, but I can use a kernel debugger to intercept the password during the authentication process.
Using "info" as your password for info@acurazine.com is a retarded practice.

Problem is, we're having the backlash of users being dumb, we're the ones having to fight to get our shit unblocked... You can blame users for being stupid, but you can also blame the IT for not having secure practices. But my hands are tied, boss is a control freak.
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Sounds accurate

Ours are encrypted too, but we have so many different applications/systems that may or may not all use that same encryption/authentication so we have to use a separate password JUST for that....that's when everyone starts using Password and mmddyyyy and other stupidness
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i make up a sentence and then use the first letter of each word for my password.

my work email pass word is: I Pick My Nose Daily.
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Old 08-31-2015 | 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Franchise1124
Morning

Markets are busy lately - hopefully y'all watching y'all 401K's like how Miz watches pr0n.

Also, my company's biggest competitor is screwing up big time. Mo' monies for me - add me to the Buy a V list
Bruh.. I've shifted my 401k around. I'm being a intlconservativebitch, but not too concerned. I have a family member closer to retirement age being managed by Edward Jones. I don't know the details, but I know they lost money this past year.. was like

Anyways, it's a small kine acct. Maybe 2-300k.. they mostly get by through a small business they run, both can collect social security at this point. Can they cash out, if so, should I they take monies and maybe reinsert it after the bubble pops? I'm going to go with but not sure if I'm missing something.

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Man, some of our users at work had easy passwords on their email accounts and even though they're rate limited their password got found out and they ended up sending spam.

-____-

and this is why complex passwords should be enforced. but boss is a dumdum.
and a complex password would be??

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Old 08-31-2015 | 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Franchise1124
Sounds accurate

Ours are encrypted too, but we have so many different applications/systems that may or may not all use that same encryption/authentication so we have to use a separate password JUST for that....that's when everyone starts using Password and mmddyyyy and other stupidness
Yeah you have to be careful not to alienate your users otherwise you end up with shit like that.

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i make up a sentence and then use the first letter of each word for my password.

my work email pass word is: I Pick My Nose Daily.
Or that.
Old 08-31-2015 | 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by justnspace
i make up a sentence and then use the first letter of each word for my password.

my work email pass word is: I Pick My Nose Daily.
so close.. it's better to just use the whole sentence... really. If you want to make it uber advanced, pick a random cap letter variation.. n+1.

IpIckMynoSedaiLy

Old 08-31-2015 | 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Majofo
Bruh.. I've shifted my 401k around. I'm being a intlconservativebitch, but not too concerned. I have a family member closer to retirement age being managed by Edward Jones. I don't know the details, but I know they lost money this past year.. was like

Anyways, it's a small kine acct. Maybe 2-300k.. they mostly get by through a small business they run, both can collect social security at this point. Can they cash out, if so, should I they take monies and maybe reinsert it after the bubble pops? I'm going to go with but not sure if I'm missing something.



and a complex password would be??
Anything but 1234 and the fucking username would be better.
Old 08-31-2015 | 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Majofo
so close.. it's better to just use the whole sentence... really. If you want to make it uber advanced, pick a random cap letter variation.. n+1.

IpIckMynoSedaiLy


yep, i have caps and numbers and even an obscure one of these in there "; . :"

So some one looking above my keyboard would be like wtf is Ipmnd.12321A?
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Originally Posted by polobunny
Anything but 1234 and the fucking username would be better.
not really.. I have a basic pw gen that can crack many alphanumeric passwords in short work. There are several very advanced crackers that run in parallel, dictionary, alphanumeric, predefined symbolics.

People who typically create what they believe are secure passwords use the same style, because google / yahoo / etc suggested a certain form is secure.
Abcd{symbol}1234
If someone personally targets you, they'll figure out your significant other's name, dog's name, DOBs, user names, etc and incorporate that in the crack. If they crack one site, they use that pw against other sites. 99% of people think their shit is secure, it's not. It's those that don't have accts or those who stay on top of the security of their accts that stay on top.

An easy way to change your current password and make it more secure is to change the password arrangement to:
abCd1234{unusualsymbol}
could take even the best crackers months if not years to crack. Or create a phrase, could be common, say a favorite rap lyric like:
LickMybaLLZZZ
DeezzzzzzNutttzzzzzzz
DissssssssssssssssDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccck kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkK

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Originally Posted by justnspace
yep, i have caps and numbers and even an obscure one of these in there "; . :"

So some one looking above my keyboard would be like wtf is Ipmnd.12321A?
copy pasta..

I'm in.. stealing yo nudes.. snatching yo pictures up! Betta hide yo files, hide yo vids, cuz I'm up in here downloading errythang up in herrr!
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Originally Posted by Majofo
not really.. I have a basic pw gen that can crack many alphanumeric passwords in short work. There are several very advanced crackers that run in parallel, dictionary, alphanumeric, predefined symbolics.

People who typically create what they believe are secure passwords use the same style, because google / yahoo / etc suggested a certain form is secure.
Abcd{symbol}1234
If someone personally targets you, they'll figure out your significant other's name, dog's name, DOBs, user names, etc and incorporate that in the crack. If they crack one site, they use that pw against other sites. 99% of people think their shit is secure, it's not. It's those that don't have accts or those who stay on top of the security of their accts that stay on top.

An easy way to change your current password and make it more secure is to change the password arrangement to:
abCd1234{unusualsymbol}
could take even the best crackers months if not years to crack. Or create a phrase, could be common, say a favorite rap lyric like:
LickMybaLLZZZ
DeezzzzzzNutttzzzzzzz
DissssssssssssssssDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccck kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkK


tacobella, learn something!
this is how you be a detective.

not trying to find VIN number...VIN numbers dont even have the previous owners name...
Old 08-31-2015 | 10:56 AM
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you might be surprised how many use their username as their pw as well.. at least for the sites that allow it..
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Originally Posted by Franchise1124
I know a ton of people that STILL use password as a password :banghead:
damn :noobs:


I use password1...


password expires in 2 months? password2 it is..







True story.
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Originally Posted by Franchise1124
Sounds accurate

Ours are encrypted too, but we have so many different applications/systems that may or may not all use that same encryption/authentication so we have to use a separate password JUST for that....that's when everyone starts using Password and mmddyyyy and other stupidness
Frantz, my friend is in investments and he was telling me about that card that gives you a terminal into the stock market. that shit has to be well encrypted.. I forgot the name of it
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Originally Posted by Majofo
Bruh.. I've shifted my 401k around. I'm being a intlconservativebitch, but not too concerned. I have a family member closer to retirement age being managed by Edward Jones. I don't know the details, but I know they lost money this past year.. was like

Anyways, it's a small kine acct. Maybe 2-300k.. they mostly get by through a small business they run, both can collect social security at this point. Can they cash out, if so, should I they take monies and maybe reinsert it after the bubble pops? I'm going to go with but not sure if I'm missing something.
Not too many safe havens to run to these days, but people stand a better chance at preserving what they have just by looking - a girl I work with loses thousands everytime the market makes even the slightest moves because she "can't be bothered with checking"

On the Edward Jones thing, they should double-check with their advisor (fine print mumbo jumbo, etc) first but I don't see why they wouldn't be able to cash out. They'll be taxed....then taxed again if they reinvest and cash out later. Other ramifications of course so feel free to PM if you have any other questions


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Yeah you have to be careful not to alienate your users otherwise you end up with shit like that.
Too late. We have password encrypted voicemail on our desk phones that handled that part already
Old 08-31-2015 | 11:10 AM
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my ninja..

:ladiboi: don't lie.. your pw is penis(inyomouf)
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tacobella, learn something!
this is how you be a detective.

not trying to find VIN number...VIN numbers dont even have the previous owners name...
I seriously have zero interest in doing this kind of "detective" work on anyone.
And on that note, why would anyone go and do this? Stealing, regardless of what it is, is done by the lowest form of human. Seriously. Only pieces of shit steal.

As far as looking into someone's password or some shit, again, not worth my time. I don't sit around writing code to come up with password cracking program, or the likes. Crossing some serious ethical boundaries, if not legal ones also. I don't want to get my shit pushed in by Bubba in prison

Not saying people should be dumb with their passwords either though. There a lot of incredibly stupid passwords. Sorry, but 123456 isnt going to take long to crack
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Originally Posted by Majofo
not really.. I have a basic pw gen that can crack many alphanumeric passwords in short work. There are several very advanced crackers that run in parallel, dictionary, alphanumeric, predefined symbolics.

People who typically create what they believe are secure passwords use the same style, because google / yahoo / etc suggested a certain form is secure.
Abcd{symbol}1234
If someone personally targets you, they'll figure out your significant other's name, dog's name, DOBs, user names, etc and incorporate that in the crack. If they crack one site, they use that pw against other sites. 99% of people think their shit is secure, it's not. It's those that don't have accts or those who stay on top of the security of their accts that stay on top.

An easy way to change your current password and make it more secure is to change the password arrangement to:
abCd1234{unusualsymbol}
could take even the best crackers months if not years to crack. Or create a phrase, could be common, say a favorite rap lyric like:
LickMybaLLZZZ
DeezzzzzzNutttzzzzzzz
DissssssssssssssssDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccck kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkK

Obviously some of the responsibility still falls on the end user, but when you let users have a 4 digit password, no caps, numbers of special characters you're letting them have it easy in being lazy.
The truth is this attack was not directed at specific people. I don't lie when I say we administrate a lot of real estate brokers websites and emails... maybe actually the majority of them in the Quebec province. These emails are found everywhere and it's a matter of time before robots piece it together and try a very quick and simple cracking process.

Anyway, I keep my eye open on the weekdays but I don't work on weekends. As soon as I saw the issue this morning I nulled the few accounts that have been compromised but the damage was already done.
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Originally Posted by Majofo
copy pasta..

I'm in.. stealing yo nudes.. snatching yo pictures up! Betta hide yo files, hide yo vids, cuz I'm up in here downloading errythang up in herrr!


Originally Posted by Majofo
you might be surprised how many use their username as their pw as well.. at least for the sites that allow it..
This.

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damn :noobs:


I use password1...


password expires in 2 months? password2 it is..







True story.
They recently blocked that practice here at work

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Frantz, my friend is in investments and he was telling me about that card that gives you a terminal into the stock market. that shit has to be well encrypted.. I forgot the name of it
Depending on what your friend does, it's most likely Bloomberg Terminal. Extremely secure and even getting a license to use it is pricey
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YUP! that's the one!!!


yeah.. he works at one of the big ones.. Starts with P



DO YOU TOO?!




Actually come to think of it, i think there are more than one that starts with a P
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YUP! that's the one!!!


yeah.. he works at one of the big ones.. Starts with P



DO YOU TOO?!




Actually come to think of it, i think there are more than one that starts with a P
But honestly it all starts with the D.
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I seriously have zero interest in doing this kind of "detective" work on anyone.
And on that note, why would anyone go and do this? Stealing, regardless of what it is, is done by the lowest form of human. Seriously. Only pieces of shit steal.

As far as looking into someone's password or some shit, again, not worth my time. I don't sit around writing code to come up with password cracking program, or the likes. Crossing some serious ethical boundaries, if not legal ones also. I don't want to get my shit pushed in by Bubba in prison
Moar monies and shit pushin' fo moi.. :thief:
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On some serious shit.. I see credit card / ssn / pw posted on the daily on some photo host sites. I have no idea why people do it, so they don't forget, or hey let me take a pic to document. Oh shit.. my first CC! Mostly naive women.. and I'm herrr just lookin' fo nudes.

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But honestly it all starts with the D.
In ibanking, you gotta start somewhere :P


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Originally Posted by Majofo
On some serious shit.. I see credit card / ssn / pw posted on the daily on some photo host sites. I have no idea why people do it, so they don't forget, or hey let me take a pic to document. Oh shit.. my first CC! Mostly naive women.. and I'm herrr just lookin' fo nudes.



People are retarded.
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Originally Posted by Majofo
On some serious shit.. I see credit card / ssn / pw posted on the daily on some photo host sites. I have no idea why people do it, so they don't forget, or hey let me take a pic to document. Oh shit.. my first CC! Mostly naive women.. and I'm herrr just lookin' fo nudes.

You're probably referring to this one.





i just saw it last week
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
YUP! that's the one!!!


yeah.. he works at one of the big ones.. Starts with P



DO YOU TOO?!




Actually come to think of it, i think there are more than one that starts with a P
Haha quite a few begin with a P. Industry itself is pretty broad so I can really only guess which one without knowing more about what he does or their actual products. For now I'll just assume P is for Pete's Penis Pump Portfolio, LLC.

Originally Posted by polobunny
But honestly it all starts with the D.
What comes first? The D or the V?
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THATS THE ONE!!!!


He's a Senior Penis Pumping Master
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It's like.. you think your home is safe.. but call a locksmith and see how long he's up in yo shit. Like t-minus -10 sexxxxonds. And that's teh polite way to get in. Of course you Canucks never get locked out because that would require you to lock the door in the first place. :thief:

Security is really being an ignorant naive mfr. Get da chopppaaaa!! I will say that embedded security is where it's at. So many exploits to be had, and so few real security experts. If you suckas are wiring up your house and have an integrated home network, especially if that shizz was mfr in China.. KingKongJingDong watching you take a shit and beat yo meat! True story.
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Morning.
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True story.
Cool story. Bro.
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This might be a question for PB....do you use or have you heard of BitLocker?


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