If you have a touch screen device that requires a password to unlock, and the location of the password is fixed on the screen, add repeating digits to you PIN. For obvious reasons.
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If you were to find the URL to the ScienceBlogs back end, you'd be presented with a logon prompt. Assuming you knew my username, and it wouldn't be hard to guess, all that stands in between you and a free ScienceBlogs platform to promote your favorite cause is a password.
By default, the text-based email client 'alpine' requests a password the first time, per session, that it is requested a password from any email services it checks.
You're a member of the French Resistance in the height of WWII. You're part of a network of resistance members who have to work with other resistance members they've never met before.
My whole housing development recently changed Internet Service Providers. We now have optical fibre from Ownit, offering hundreds of megabits per second. It works just fine. But there's a security issue and Ownit aren't taking it seriously.
Good info. I am constantly wiping my screen because I hate those smudges but now I am vindicated. A little.
Of course, if the password protection designers were interested in security the least little bit, they would throw up the 10 keys in a different and random pattern each time...
Just sayin'
How embarrassing! Advertisements for magnetic perpetual motion machines appearing on Science Blogs!
"Hojomotor" is an actual scam - so why are Science Blogs allowing them to advertise?