The most annoying part of these PCs is usually the keyboard - so terribly small! I have one tucked away which I see no reason to throw away, yet I have troubles finding a use for it. I’m thinking of building some sort of enclosure to hide the body, and use it as some sort of electronic journal with a properly sized keyboard. Hmm.
What a wonderful website for collecting people’s passwords!
If you wanted to get fancy, you could combine this with some cross-site trackers and be able to associate these passwords with facebook/google accounts that they potentially unlock. But it would also be incredibly useful for training and refining the next generation of brute force password guessing software – it would allow you to get a good sampling of various patterns usually found in passwords.
100%. They are hilarious and provided unironically by so many well known, and lesser known, security related vendors and even multiple government sites throughout the world. Just by supplying your password to one of these sites you have technically made your password less secure.
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The most annoying part of these PCs is usually the keyboard - so terribly small! I have one tucked away which I see no reason to throw away, yet I have troubles finding a use for it. I’m thinking of building some sort of enclosure to hide the body, and use it as some sort of electronic journal with a properly sized keyboard. Hmm.
I have fumble-fingered my password so many times aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaais a terrible password.Shhh, my real password is hunter2
hunter2 is definitely the better choice in terms of password strength
What a wonderful website for collecting people’s passwords!
If you wanted to get fancy, you could combine this with some cross-site trackers and be able to associate these passwords with facebook/google accounts that they potentially unlock. But it would also be incredibly useful for training and refining the next generation of brute force password guessing software – it would allow you to get a good sampling of various patterns usually found in passwords.
100%. They are hilarious and provided unironically by so many well known, and lesser known, security related vendors and even multiple government sites throughout the world. Just by supplying your password to one of these sites you have technically made your password less secure.
Don’t need to use the keyboard if you just access it over SSH