Someone like an employee, janitor, or maintenance worker who has physical access to the building already is what I'm talking about. That's definitely a low hanging fruit type of attack. See your boss's passwords while your pissed off, snap a picture with your phone, fuck with them later.
JackbyDev
joined 1 year ago
Nah, most locks are really crappy.
I've literally never been able to reliably parry in any game that doesn't give me extremely explicit visual cues. It's infuriating.
Dark Souls 1 throws way too difficult of challenges at you literally right as the game starts.
Factorio and Satisfactory are open world factory games. There are probably examples of level based ones though. SpaceChem and Infinifactory come to mind but they're arguably puzzle games when viewed in that context.
What about Soldier of Godric? Did you count that?
Where is this book? In the office? I'd say that's absolutely horrible. If it's at home I think that's more okay.
Blearily you unlock it, glance at a prompt, and then approve a login and fall back asleep.
The idea that people would approve that is wild to me.
That's what I used before 1password. The UI is a bit finicky but it works great. Plus you can shove it into DropBox or other various cloud sync things to get a "cloud" version lol.
The only problems I've had with 1password are usually not 1password's fault. Like needing to log into something that opened through the Gmail's app's built in browser that closed the page when the app loses focus.
I wish there was a way to link passwords and have note fields that are hidden by default. I've got a lot of stuff at work that is linked to my LDAP password but for various reasons uses different usernames on different sites. It'd be nice if there was a way to tell it "I know this password is reused, I promise it's okay"
I read it as adding a bunch of superfluous details that were biased.