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With the current context 0.1 format ([reference implementation](https://github.com/facebookexperimental/fbssdc/commit/5edea9337d1cc52af98a3d87b5fe1973570e3431)), we already achieve a compression level…
Yoric updated
5 years ago
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Hello!
motionEye seems to expose admin username in its HTML as javascript variable.
I think this is a potential security risk for brute-force and/or dictionary attacks towards the login system.
W…
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Is there a way to contain that the guesses only repeat at most 2-3 a single character?
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### Background and motivation
Currently, certain types & methods use `Interop.GetRandomBytes` (e.g. `HashCode` or `string.GetHashCode`) to have a random seed for hash codes, meaning they return dif…
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This is a feature request for allowing users to [provide their own 12 recovery words](https://xkcd.com/936/) before enabling e2e on the desktop client. Allowing people to provide their own words open…
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The application uses the escape() function to escape user input before storing it in the at_home dictionary. However, this function is intended for escaping HTML content and may not be sufficient to p…
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Hi.
I have a question on your code in `tensorflow_example.py`.
I think you should add the placeholder `y` to the dictionary `pgd_params`, unless the attack would be performed to reduce the confidenc…
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When using PBKDF2 with classic hash functions like SHA1 it is theoretically possible to use cheap ASICs for brute force dictionary attacks (because of the low RAM requirements).
The modern key deri…
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Hello,
When the register method is called, it stores an hash and a salt separately. It's not possible to query them.
But is this the best practice in terms of security? Shouldn't it store only the…
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Hashtopolis: 0.12.0 commit 2402201, client version 0.6.0.20
I have a wordlist with about [400,000 words in it](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dwyl/english-words/master/words_alpha.txt). Task is …