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Saul Johnson

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He/him. Opinions my own. 🇬🇧🇮🇪

United Kingdom
Joined October 2012
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@WeldPond
Chris Wysopal
3 years
"Password expiration requirements do more harm than good, because these requirements make users select predictable passwords" Thank you Microsoft. NIST agrees. Everyone who attacks password auth agrees. Can we get compliance to update their requirements. https://t.co/8nZszqKUBC
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learn.microsoft.com
Make your organization more secure against password attacks, and ban common passwords and enable risk-based multifactor authentication.
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Saul Johnson
4 years
https://t.co/pM72cKxlll is back up and generating molecular wallpapers again after months of downtime. Sorry about that, life got a bit crazy.
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Saul Johnson
6 years
While this might have nothing to do with the latest "sophisticated cyberattack" that you came under @easyJet, I sent you an e-mail and several DMs about this and absolutely nothing was done. I can't help but wonder, were there similar warnings this time?
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Saul Johnson
6 years
Sign in link up top there too, for anyone to fiddle with that happens to be sitting between the user and your server. Honestly really frustrating. @troyhunt wrote on this all the way back in 2017.
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troyhunt.com
Occasionally, I feel like I'm just handing an organisation more shovels - "here, keep digging, I'm sure this'll work out just fine..." The latest such event was with NatWest [http://personal.natwes...
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Saul Johnson
6 years
When you inevitably announce that you take customer security "extremely seriously" in response to this latest "sophisticated cyberattack" do you mean seriously enough to not ask for surnames and booking numbers on a form served over an unsecured connection?
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Saul Johnson
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@alexbloor
Bloor (Mastodon: @[email protected])
6 years
WHAT THE SHIT. Seriously, I didn't realise the utter amazingness of this on the day when Marek sent it. If you use their new auth scheme, you cannot have the same PIN as another user. Duhhhhhhhhhh. Share widely!
@maznu
Marek Isalski has stopped using this hellsite
6 years
@alexbloor Wait till you sign up with the new security portal shite…
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Saul Johnson
6 years
FM'19 was amazing!
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Saul Johnson
6 years
If you follow me and don't yet follow @cybergibbons you should definitely do so. Consistently awesome stuff.
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@bcrypt
yan
6 years
hate to post about personal stuff but tl;dr i had to kick a friend out of my life tonite bc they were not respecting boundaries & i felt unsafe around them. idk who needs to hear this, but i think its usually the right thing to do even if u feel like a crappy person for doing it.
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Saul Johnson
6 years
Me, a password security researcher, hiding under the bed: Armed robber: . Me: . Armed robber: . Me: . Armed robber: Enforce password length over password complexity. Me: ACTUALLY THERE IS NO IDEAL PASSWORD POLICY IN ALL ENVIRONMENTS, THREAT MODELLING IS ESSENTIA- oops...
@chriscoyier
Chris Coyier
6 years
Me, a web developer, hiding under the bed: Armed robber: . Me: . Armed robber: . Me: . Armed robber: why call it serverless when there are obviously still servers Me: YOU THINK YOU’RE SO CLEVER. DON’T DISCOUNT A VERY REAL PARADIGM SHIFT BEC oh shit https://t.co/r2t2Qkdiou
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Saul Johnson
6 years
I don't blog much, but in light of the recent @virginmedia tweet about *printing out passwords and popping them in the post* (still can't believe I'm typing that) I thought I'd post this here:
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Saul Johnson
6 years
Absolutely wild that you store passwords unhashed, then *print them on a piece of paper* and put them in the mail. This can't be real.
@virginmedia
Virgin Media ❤️
6 years
@_Freakyclown_ Posting it to you is secure, as it's illegal to open someone else's mail. ^JGS
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Saul Johnson
6 years
Go to check my account balance on my phone, get nervous, hands get clammy, fingerprint not recognised, calm down a bit, go to check my account balance on my phone, get nervous...
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@SarahJamieLewis
Sarah Jamie Lewis
7 years
Can't wait for a cryptocurrency with the ethics of Uber, the censorship resistance of Paypal, and the centralization of Visa, all tied together under the proven privacy of Facebook.
@CoinDesk
CoinDesk
7 years
JUST IN: Facebook has reportedly lined up Uber, PayPal, Visa and others to invest $10 million each in the consortium governing its secretive crypto project. https://t.co/lFstb664LO @nikhileshde writes
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Saul Johnson
7 years
Really enjoyed delivering my talk at @OfficialTDFCon on malicious JavaScript encoded as zero-width whitespace characters! The blog post is up now:
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@troyhunt
Troy Hunt
7 years
This in no way makes any sense whatsoever @ServiceNSW
@ServiceNSW
Service NSW
7 years
@FearbySoftware Hi Simon, it could present a vulnerability where malicious software or pages could repeatedly paste password guesses into the password box until they correctly find your password.Malicious software exists that can gain access & we take our customers online security very seriously
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@irisyupingren
Iris Yuping Ren
7 years
Just had fun presenting on musical pattern discovery, fractals, and functional programming @NWDconf and nice catching up with @informusiccs #wiskunde #mathematics #outreach slides: https://t.co/XmvKXA8l0k
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