One interesting security technique that most password managers use is they simply refuse to do any decryption on the server. Instead they'll just give you the encrypted blob of your entire password store and have the client decrypt locally. This way the server doesn't need to know anything about master passwords.
I first saw your video on the computer setup several months ago when my interest in cybersecurity was first blooming. I've learned a lot since then but only just officially started school online and still have only a basic understanding of what you're doing in your projects. Love your videos and attitude towards experimentation. It's very genuine and entertaining, and one day soon I'll take a stab at some of them.
This is my first video I've watched of you. Man, you're funny and I like your vibe, love that you're honest! Seeing you admit to making the mistakes you make, keeping them in makes me more excited to try new stuff and fail and learn and succeed lol! Love ya! Subbed! ❤❤
Thank you so much you have edged me to do my work well and hard, this hashing and salting got everywhere in my mind. Thank you, i hope to coming again with u soon! ps enlish is not my first lanuge so thank you
I'll code a POC for the 2 Factor because thats a CRAZY COOL IDEA!!!!!!!!!! ALSO, I noticed a vulnerability that makes this password manager dangerous, because the username and password is added on the command line, the'll be stored in a history file and if someone gets on your computer they'll be able to see your password manager's passwords ... well, only if they know what there looking for, but I think the value of passwords should not be treated as security through obscurity.
Very nice video and the explanations are on point ! quick question : i am having difficulty understanding the meaning of this if you cannot get your actual password back ? i am looking to do a similar project so i can store my passwords in case i forget them (which i often do (using different password for different website, etc)). on your project, you are getting the encrypted version/hashed version of your password if i understand correctly. (not trying to offense or anything) is there a way to add a step to get your actual password back ? thank you :D
Hello Ahmed. It depends on the cookie. As outlined in this article here, there are two main types of cookies... Session and persistent cookies. You would probably need to capture the persistent cookie, depending if the Netflix password is persistently stored in the browser. That's as far as I will go - all of this is for educational purposes only. Here is the article on how thieves capture cookies via cookie scraping: abc13.com/cookie-scraping-what-are-internet-cookies-computer-cookies-security/4600107/
Hi bro love from India some questions 1.Where are you from 2.how much a salree of a hacker 3.from which age you are learning hacking 4.system minimum requirement for hacking Plz reply bro
Hey! 1. I am from United States 2. Salaries vary. Cybersecurity is a massive field with all types of professional opportunities expanding outside of red team hacking. Ethical hackers make a good salary. 3. I never started with hacking. I started with the fundamentals of I.T. and moved my way from there. I am not a professional hacker. I am what they call a "script kiddie" or newbie to the hacking field. I am particularly interested in cloud and endpoint (think laptops, phones under a company) security. 4. All you need is a decent processor and 8 GB of RAM at a minimum in my recommendation.
I don't know which skills should need to be a *cyber security specialist* How can i start as a beginner. Someone said to start with *web development*. But I don't know. Please help me. Plzzzzz
Pursue something you are passionate about. It could be anything! Popular areas I have seen are roles of Machine Learning, AI, and crypto. But it's not limited to those three topics.
Hey Mann I have a query from which college did you opt your cybersecurity degree i want to have also but i am having problem about it , can you suggest me some . Please help
Hi Rohitashya! I am finishing my final semester in Cybersecurity. It's a small college located in central United State, Southeast Missouri State University. There are all types of degree programs, I am only familiar with U.S.-based degree paths. Take a look here for a complete listing: www.cyberdegrees.org
I am not sure! You can take a look at the minimum requirements. semo.edu/study/MS-cybersecurity.html From a quick glance, it doesn't look like they have the minimum requirements listed. You may want to contact the admissions office. semo.edu/commdisorders/admissions/graduate.html
