>accidentally paste password in user field
>>53692138
>50 word essay due tomorrow
>still shitposting on 4chan
>copy/pasting your password
>goof up password
>Linux distro login screens requires me to retype user name
>ssh immediately re-prompts for password
why
>>53692295
Ssh username is almost always implicit.
>>53692295
Because no distro implements local logins through ssh?
>>53692157
>50 word essay
This subject is completely retarded but let me pretend I'm knowledgable about it either way. Here is some random factoid I cited from wikipedia but pretended it was from a reputable book. 50 words are literally fucking nothing. Did you mean 5000? In closing, fuck you and your bullshit assignments.
>>53692295
>>Linux distro login screens requires me to retype user name
>why
because you're not using kde
>>53692379
That's the joke you dunce.
>>53692386
cont.
>>53692295
somewhat related also but it's because you can login to users that the DE might not know about for whatever reason - the DE might not verify username before prompting for the password
>>53692386
I wasn't clear, was referring to servers with no WM/DE
>" /msg nickserv identify password"
>"Anon: /msg nickserv identify password"
>"pr0l33t: saved lol"
>>53692157
>600 page autobiography due in 50 years or so
>haven't even started yet
>>53692415
>* You have been killed by NickServ ([...] (Killed (NickServ (GHOST command used by pr0l33t))))
>>53692173
This
>>53692138
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>>53692415
>>53692449
>not sending the password during the connection phase to auto-identify
>not using a client smarter than a terminal from the 1970s
literally deserved
>>53692173
I don`t feel like memorizing
=c#SbLNy`#X8s/M
>>53692173
Here's an example password I use (freshly generated):
Lm"P5Ss,`MnLJ_krS^%sL-iTl
Now remember 40 or so of passwords like this.
>>53692521
>>53692533
saved lol
>>53692157
>200 word essay due in 700 years
>haven't even started yet
what do?
Who else /hunter2/ here?
>>53692544
abolish school
burn down the country
>>53692157
50 words?
>>53692541
When I said freshly generated I meant that I generated it in the style of my current passwords.
Go ahead and add it to a hashtable.
Qfc-Mj(2<ur/Xj42vmg_}Sbr~
eZX?_i%gs9^Of-#pC~`<;sKwc
^s?N5CB^_rI^Een\#:drxa-V]
Here have some more.
These are even generated with a different entropy pool than the passwords I use.
>>53692173
Here's an average password I use48e]^a;_k.k}R#yENlvV71i;IBiu#MO;.vsxhG|]({9T90DS'/
>>53692379
This is a 50 word post
Nice
>>53692620
here is my main password$343#.-04éàèä&%ç*"%&)"§ลงทะเบียนประกันภัย.,44254hjjJHç4%"=_"**ç'VVQW+x4340ààpèöööà,?_:_ö__?=ç"çüäç=FJT
is it safe?
>>53692173
>not having 100+ character passwords
>>53692723
>no unicode snowman
nope
>>53692759
>he fell for the entropy meme
ITT: encryption illiterates
>>53692138
If the password remains in the username field even after yiou have left the site, you can use shift+delete top get rid of it. Same with stuff typed into the addressbar
>keepass
>autofill
>autofills in chat
>>53692415
>msg NickServ
>not just using /ns
pleb deserved to get his pass took
> 2016
> having concerns
why _______ ?
>>53693013
>xkcd
reddit is that way
>>53693013
the point the comic is trying to make, and a lot of people miss, is that short mixed charset passwords are weaker than longer passwords of just common english words
ever come across a site that has requirements on the password field like 8-16 chars, must have at least 1 number, symbol, etc? it significantly reduces the number of passwords that people can use - and if the hashing algorithm used is weak, then anyone with a couple of grand (£10-15k) can buy a few amd cards and crack a shit ton of passwords used by that site
but if you use a relatively long password of just 3-4 random english words, i.e., diceware, you've upped the length of the password to the point where it cannot be cracked using brute force, and if you're using a STRONG (i.e., NOT diceware) wordlist, then trying to bruteforce that becomes harder than just bruteforcing regularly
but what a lot of people do is use really common english words that can fit in a <2-5k wordlist and suddenly that "correct horse battery staple" password can be brute forced far easier than a moderately long (12-14+) password of mixed charsets
when given equal length, the more characters you have in a set the stronger the password will be, until quantum computers are a thing at any rate
>website disables paste
so instead of usingaqZaYzsCj%r/+~^%:bvQ7.uMsX1L=SuL
you're forced to use something likep@ssword1
>>53692636
>>53692723
Dubs and i believe you.
>>53693617
>>website disables paste
>so instead of using
that's why you use noscript to block that dumbass javascript
>>53694097
It is funny people who think they are smart using their generated bullshit passwords, can't get past a basic copy/paste block.
>>53692157
nice copypasta and nice to see some anons falling for this
>>53693013
this,
>>53692138
dumb frogposter
>>53692157
>50
that's not enough to shitpost.
