Password recovery mechanisms – Part 3
Password recovery mechanisms – Part 3
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-05-22
- Technology, advice, captcha, Development, general, guidance, guide, password management, password recovery, passwords, rules, software, software design, user information
Passwords remain the main means of authentication on the internet. People often forget their passwords and then they have to recover their access to the website services through some kind of mechanism. We try to make that so-called “password recovery” simple and automated, of course. There are several ways to do it, all of them ...
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- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-05-21
- Technology, authentication, Development, general, guidance, guide, password database, password management, passwords, rules, secondary channel, software design, user information
Passwords remain the main means of authentication on the internet. People often forget their passwords and then they have to recover their access to the website services through some kind of mechanism. We try to make that so-called “password recovery” simple and automated, of course. There are several ways to do it, all of them ...
Read MorePassword recovery mechanisms – Part 1
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-05-21
- Technology, authentication, Development, dumpster diving, general, guidance, password management, passwords, protection, rules, secret questions, security design, software design, user information
Passwords remain the main means of authentication on the internet. People often forget their passwords and then they have to recover their access to the website services through some kind of mechanism. We try to make that so-called “password recovery” simple and automated, of course. There are several ways to do it, all of them ...
Read MoreCoverity reports on Open Source
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-05-08
- Management, coverity, Development, management, open source, quality, security scanning, software, source scan, vulnerability report
Coverity is running a source code scan project started by U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2006, a Net Security article reports. They published their report on quality defects recently pointing out some interesting facts. Coverity is a lot into code quality but they also report security problems. On the other hand, any quality problem ...
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Albert Zenkoff
Managing corporate security in both technical and business sense in the context of long-term business strategy and sustainability.
For security consulting, training, certification and audit mail albert@aruberusan.com.
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