Free tool KeePass 2 Portable: free open source password manager Almost no one escapes from the hacker, who goes on the hunt for passwords. To avoid trouble will be possible only to those who keeps their passwords on a flash drive in encrypted form. Many firms have been victims of hackers who stole millions of […]
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How to protect passwords from hackers: Safety vault for passwords
Posted: September 22, 2014 in ArticlesTags: password database, password manager, password protection, password vault
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Google provides guidelines for creating passwords
Posted: June 3, 2013 in IT Security NewsTags: Google, secure password
Google has warned its customers about the need to use different passwords for different services, strive to make your passwords as complicated and in any case not to give access to information to outsiders. Do not forget about the possibility of a painless password recovery, just in case, in case you forget it. Researchers believe […]
The reliable password – guarantee of safety on the Internet. To create it to follow a few simple rules, but surprisingly many ignore them, and the triple world’s most popular passwords looks like: “password”, “monkey” and “123456”. Why passwords are important?
Passware Kit 12.3 – recovering passwords with hardware acceleration
Posted: February 23, 2013 in Antivirus and Security SoftwareTags: Passware Kit, password hacking, Password Recovery
Passware Kit 12.3 – recovering all kinds of lost or forgotten passwords with hardware acceleration. Company Passware, which specializes in tools for password recovery, has released a new version of its flagship product, Passware Kit 12.3 for forensic and other tasks. This version supports password recovery for the first time to the popular web-services from […]
The black market of the stolen passwords
Posted: December 29, 2012 in IT Security NewsTags: banking Trojans, black market, botnets, stolen passwords
In the course of work botnets and bank trojans there is a collecting a large number of passwords. Usually only registration data from financial services, such as online banking are interesting to malefactors. What to do with other information, not to vanish it. The known researcher in the field of IT safety Brian Krebs learned, […]
Users still use too simple passwords
Posted: December 3, 2012 in IT Security News, Security NoticesTags: simple passwords, Splash Data
The company Splash Data analyzed publicly available user data leakage and made Top-25 most common user passwords. Conclusion of funny and disturbing at the same time: in spite of warnings, users still continue to use very simple passwords, such as password, 123456 or 12345678. In Splash Data say that to rank the most popular passwords […]
In Windows 8 found a serious vulnerability in storage passwords
Posted: September 21, 2012 in Vulnerability NewsTags: authentication, authentication mechanisms, it-security, vulnerability, Windows 8
Tags: Windows 8, vulnerability, authentication Administrator Windows 8 can reveal the passwords of other users. Company experts Password Recovery Software (PRS) have discovered a serious vulnerability in the new Windows 8 authentication mechanisms. It is about authentication methods through photographs and a PIN. Note that authentication with pictures in Windows 8 allows the user to […]
Detecting intrusions of your network can sometimes be difficult. You can’t assume it’s a big, catastrophic event. In fact, hackers would prefer that you never notice at all. Here are five signs to be on the lookout for. Your Firewalls or Anti-virus Software Are Disabled If you find that they’re been turned off, it may […]
When operating a business, you want to protect the integrity of it as much as possible. This is especially true for the sensitive information handled on computer networks, such as personal information about employees and clients. You need to make sure your network security is up to snuff and not vulnerable. Here are five network […]
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