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Well, that's just your opinion.
Higher costs, fewer people able to access a service. By imposing artificial restraints, all you do is block poorer people from having access to the services.
If people care about security, they act upon it. They take their own measures and they deal with companies they deem trustworthy. Wherever there is demand for security, there are investments in it.
You are confusing cause and effect.
They've suspended the refer a friend program and https://spideroak.com/privacypost/register redirects elsewhere. You can now only register for their passion it seems.
I'd given you a referral otherwise. How about hubic?
For hubic, try https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=DHJMVU or https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=WVUAXA or https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=nekki or https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=georgecarlin or https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=gimmefreeplatzen or https://hubic.com/home/new/?referral=whtsucks
How could you miss the free plan on their site?
Fucking what? Every link seems to go to the free trials. I feel like I'm blind now. Could you, maybe, link it to me :P
EDIT: OH! Now I found it. It's not super obvious though, which kinda makes sense, since they want people to pay. Oh man.
I was talking about tresorit. SpiderOak still gives 2GB free, which I'm very happy with.
Thanks but no thanks. I'll use SpiderOak and maybe tresorit for all the important stuff, like KeePass database and some important notes, and everything else I can host elsewhere.
There's a free plan with 2GB data, so on that point alone I'd recommend Tresorit and you can get more than double the data for free. SpiderOak are a US-based company is what I meant, I've not investigated where the data is physically held.
It's 3GB if I'm not on the wrong page. Though 1gb isn't that a big change. https://tresorit.com/pricing/basic
I would guess it's hosted in US, although I'm not sure. One big minus on tresorit is 3 device limit, but I'm guessing that I can always access the data from the web interface, when using that fourth device.
Yep, it's 3 GB, and you can get 2 GB bonus if you do these steps: http://i.imgur.com/VQbExOr.png, so in total you can have 5 GB for free.
I will register an account with virtual box. Thanks.
> implying he isn'tOh, come on. Stop lying. Nobody here believes your fairytales, and posting standard PR agency drivel is certainly not going to do anything for your cause.
If you cared so much about user information and your systems, you'd have had a proper security policy in place from the start. You haven't invested any effort into your security, and now that you've been caught red-handed, you're trying to convince everybody that it was "an unfortunate mistake", and that you honestly care.
Please, just fuck off, until you own up to what you've done and genuinely change things - from your systems down to your security process and handling of security reports.
As if that fucking matters. Law enforcement will not secure your servers, will not save your users, and will certainly not prevent this from happening in the future.
Stop trying to point blame. You are responsible for this breach. Not somebody else.
Bullshit.
Too late. And it doesn't fix the problem, because the problem is you - not your systems.
Scumbags.
He seemed like a nice guy on a link Sven/joepie posted, but appearances more than often deceive. Plus, he's got multiple huge lists that people sell like crazy.
Meh, I think at least part of the blame should be assigned to the hackers who actually broke in and collected the data.
Nah. With that kind of logic we could do away with armies, burglar alarms, locks, keys etc. But due to the ol' occasion where a man (or woman) turns into an opportunist, common sense and society suggests things need to be taken care of in a certain way.
Totally don't disagree. you may check this video on TED for a fair point.
Thanks. I just watched it. Greenwald is remarkably clear on this concept.
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Sorry, but it seems that you missed the point. All I said was:
If your one-and-only copy gets lost or destroyed, a backup is important, because there is no easy way to recover otherwise. There are many ways to backup your password manager data. SpiderOak is a fine solution and everyone appreciates your recommendation.
Again, there are lots of possible solutions. You could leave instructions in a sealed envelope with a trusted friend. If something were to happen to me, I have made arrangements so that my family can quickly get access to banking, bill payment, and other important accounts and information.
Just notice what I wrote... "don't disagree", lol, have fun XD
Just got this by email.
That part is so statistically insignificant at this point, that it might as well not exist. This is some serious negligence on 000webhost's side. Far beyond your typical breach.
Whoever has access to all those plaintext passwords can make the ultimate Rainbow table
Any reviews on lastpass?
I bet your execs got their passwords from this list:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/all-the-best-knuckleheads-writing-the-worst-passwords/
Very creative in PR, sir.
Have been using lastpass for a while now and it works nicely, though I'm switching to something else since it was bought by logmein.
But i don't believe it is a result of a old PHP version flaw, A while back i noticed something on the 00webhost website that they were leaking out quite a bit of information through inode versions in Etag headers, which are sufficiently the only thing needed to map the entire disk at the backend.
A simple script that would iterate requests and ignore the already harvested inodes is mostly needed to map the entire disk and compromise the database,
Exactly. I'd stay away from them if I were you.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/06/hack-of-cloud-based-lastpass-exposes-encrypted-master-passwords/
I just installed 1Password and trying that out, so far I like it. Probably going to use something like Syncthing to sync between my devices. They really like dropbox for syncing, but I'm trying to move away from dropbox to syncthing.
haha wtf, is this a bad joke?
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lmfao guess so
I think Encryptr is better when it comes to this. All of the stored data is encrypted. If you lost your password, you lost your data for good.
If data is breached, the encrypted stuff would be useless. It doesnt have emails attached to account so this will make things harder for anyone to link those encrypted data to someone.