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Currently, the API takes a plaintext password and just slaps it into the Database. This is bad and we should look into storing passwords securely. Flask-Login is sorta the standard way to do this in t…
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Right now the DBUS api does not allow to store secrets:
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(gnome-calendar:15788): e-data-server-ui-WARNING **: 09:12:46.451: credentials_prompter_store_credentials_cb: Failed to store source cre…
Mic92 updated
3 years ago
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Assume one has a large password store that has grown over time, with no consistent folder structure.
What would be that easiest way to reorganize these?
A bash script would work, but I think tha…
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I used mooltifill to save the login information for a certain app to my mooltipass. When showing the password on the mooltipass screen, or when having the mooltipass type it on a computer, it appears …
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Hello everyone,
this request might be a little offtopic but this is by far the best I have found until now regarding this topic.
I have a quite different challenge, I know the user+password but …
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Store hashes of passwords instead of the original passwords. Optionally, apply salt to it.
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Currently, passwords seem to be stored in its original form in Local Storage under `auth-db-f…
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Per http://www.georgestarcher.com/2014/02/16/splunk-alert-scripts-automating-control/
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It would be much safer if beets could use a remote password store to retrieve
the musicbrainz password & chromaprint API key (assuming that should stay
private).
I was thinking it could be impl…
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password should be set into the header of POST requests
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by `hrovira.isb` on 7 Jul 2011 at 6:41
- Blocking: #17