I and many others personally don't like the push toward biometric verification. You can always change a compromised password. You can't buy a new face.

see as useless [still remember when I was doing cPanel certs], that don't teach you anything more short of: learn by the book for an exam that will have a few written questions. These companies don't

So were passwords when I first encountered them. The systems I first played with back as a kid waaaaaaay back in the 70s didn't use them. First time I had to remember a password was like "o

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Ngl thats absolutely true, need some factory reset.

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"Deciphering an 8-character password hash (for example) is essentially reversing the encrypted value back to its original form. If the password length is only eight characters long, the chanc

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Pretty sure it's just a result of passwords from previous breaches being tested on other services. I imagine they might've tested each credential pair on various services to see if they actually funct

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Are we sure this is accurate and not just minimum wage journos sensationalizing the facts to get more clicks? Most big [tech] corps properly hash user passwords, so it is not possible to "lea

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The server was taken on a 12-month commitment and 10 days after installation proxmox started freezing every few hours (only the Reset button brought it back to life, the console was also frozen).

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We are planning to make a cpanel/whm server ,

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product line. Still the same great features (cPanel/WHM, JetBackup, LiteSpeed, SiteJet, cpGuard, etc.), but with completely new, more powerful infrastructure based on Ryzen 7950X processors, CloudLin

Still, basically every DirectAdmin & cPanel host has already been updated.