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• Featured Firefox Extension: Speed up and protect your logins with Secure Login

  Published: July 26, 2007, 4:00 pm

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Firefox Extension, Firefox, Firefox Extensions, Passwords, Phishing, Privacy, Security, Top

  saved Firefox usernames and passwords. After it's installed, saved login info won't autofill when the page loads (autofilling passwords poses a small security threat); instead, you can either hit the Secure Login button (which you'll need to add to your toolbar) or press Alt-N, the Secure Login keyboard shortcut. Doing so will not only fill in

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• MOMBY-00001110: Careless Myspace Credential Theft (And comedianJoin XSS)

  Published: April 19, 2007, 12:58 am

  Tags: Passwords, 0wned, Salutes, Xss

  MOMBY-00001110: Careless Myspace Credential Theft (And comedianJoin XSS)by special guest advisory author, teh_commodoren00bz: ******* LOLz: ******* 0wnz: .0375Just like all other bugs posted so far, this one relies on the user almost voluntarily revealing their authentication credentials. Troll livejournal accounts, and look for someone's

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• Firefox Tip: Override disabled username and password autocomplete

  Published: August 6, 2007, 10:00 am

  Tags: Firefox, Firefox Tip, Greasemonkey, Passwords, Security, User Scripts

  password? If you save your passwords in Firefox but still have to type 'em in by hand on certain sites, they probably disable login credential autocomplete. The How-To Geek says that the right Greasemonkey user script can re-enable that handy functionality on some sites. (Sadly it didn't on my bank's login page, but on others it will.) If a

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• Passwords: Get a random password from PassPub

  Published: August 14, 2007, 8:30 am

  Tags: Passwords, Security, Time Savers, Web 2 0, Web Applications

  a bunch of different passwords that can be used for WEP and WPA keys, and for basic passwords with lengths of 6 to 12 characters. Although similar to the previously mentioned Strong Password Generator, what makes PassPub particularly convenient is that it can create passwords that follow "easy" to remember keyboard combinations, chemical

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• Featured Windows Download: Hack your own Windows account with Login Recovery

  Published: August 16, 2007, 5:00 pm

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Windows Download, Iso, Password Recovery, Passwords, Windows, Windows Vista, Windows Xp

  can also retrieve Windows passwords using Ophcrack for free, but if that doesn't work out, and you've been pulling your hair out trying to get at a Windows account, give Login Recovery a try before scrapping the entire installation. Thanks, David! Login Recovery

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• Recover Your Website Passwords!

  Published: August 21, 2007, 4:27 pm

  Tags: Passwords, Hidden, Hacks, Recovery, Mozilla

  usually create user id's and passwords that are easy to remember. We also frequently use the same ID and passwords, however in some cases the user id may be taken by someone else. Many websites are beginning to implement more complex password requirements, such as alphanumeric passwords with a minimum number of characters. When this happens, we

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• Mac 101: Keychain

  Published: September 17, 2007, 12:30 pm

  Tags: Forms, Keychain, Lock, Mac 101, Mac101, Notes, Passwords, Safe, Security, Utilities

  it: Save web page passwords Save login info (aside from websites, like your IM logins) Save protected notes (secret stuff) This 101 will be a little longer than usual, so I can show you how to use Keychain to store passwords and other secret things. Later, in our Secure Your Mac series, we'll talk about making a good

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• Secure your Mac: Keychain on the move

  Published: September 18, 2007, 2:00 pm

  Tags: Keychain, Passwords, Secure Your Mac, Secure Your Mac, Secureyourmac, Usb

  good for -- keeping your passwords and credentials in a convenient, automatic and protected file. Still, that's an awful lot of passwordy goodness to keep in one place, especially if some of those passwords are controlling access to your financial or professional information. Y'know, what would be really cool -- if you could do it -- take

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• Clearing passwords from your browser

  Published: September 25, 2007, 9:55 pm

  Tags: Firefox, Passwords, Ie7, Internet Cache

  If you need to see passwords to your websites, look under the Security tab, passwords, then click show passwords. Once that dialog box opens, click the show passwords box once again to see your passwords. Get Others To Promote YOUR Affiliate LinksOn Over 2 Million Webpages Across The Internet...FREE! HereComputer and technology tips,

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• Clearing passwords from your browser [del.icio.us]

  Published: September 26, 2007, 8:51 am

  Tags: Firefox Ie7 Passwords Tips

  Clearing passwords from your browser

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• Featured Windows Download: Recover Forgotten Passwords with Snadboy's Revelation

  Published: October 2, 2007, 11:00 am

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Windows Download, Password Recovery, Passwords, Top, Windows

  all your hard-to-remember passwords. Snadboy's Revelation is donationware, Windows only. Snadboy's Revelation

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• Featured Palm OS Download: Store Passwords Securely on Your Palm OS PDA

  Published: October 5, 2007, 8:00 am

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Palm Os Download, Palm Os, Passwords, Pda, Security, Smartphones, Treo

  Palm OS only: Take your passwords with you everywhere you go with Cryptex, a freeware Palm OS application that promises to keep your sensitive data secure with RC4 encryption. Add as many accounts as desired with as many fields as necessary. Easily distinguish your accounts with the many beautiful icons provided within the Cryptex application.

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• How To: Keep Your Passwords Safe

  Published: October 10, 2007, 10:00 am

  Tags: How To, Mac, Mac Os X, Passwords, Privacy, Security

  to commit two really secure passwords (no pets or relatives!) to memory rather than a whole system's worth. In fact, here's how to lock up your web passwords behind a single master in Firefox, and keep a password database with KeePass. How do you keep your passwords straight without making them obvious? Let's hear about it in the comments. I

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• Featured Firefox Extension: Create Strong Passwords with Password Hasher

  Published: October 15, 2007, 10:30 am

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Firefox Extension, Firefox, Firefox Extensions, Passwords, Privacy, Security

  Firefox only: Create strong passwords with Password Hasher, a Firefox extension that automatically generates unique passwords based on the destination. Unlike previously mentioned PwdHash, Password Hasher has integrated functionality (the "Bump" button) that assigns version numbers to passwords. It also consolidates passwords for domains, which

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• How To Recover Windows Passwords

  Published: October 22, 2007, 12:05 am

  Tags: Freeware Tools, Hacking, Blogging Ethics, Bobby Revell, Recover Passwords, Revellian Dot Com, Windows Passwords

  Put All Passwords On A Reference List This is not for your windows sign on! This will allow you to copy all your current passwords for anything you use in your browser. This is not password hacking, so don’t worry! Would you like a text file listing all your windows passwords? Currently, I have over 70 different passwords. They are

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