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The second one is social engineering. Bob Passwordsafe would like to inspect your password, and let you know if it's secure enough, so tha'ts why he called you on the phone.
Yes sir, them tricky internets!
This can also be stuff like, 'you wrote it on a postit under your keyboard'.
Yes sir, them tricky internets!
This can also be stuff like, 'you wrote it on a postit under your keyboard'.
September 16, 2026 at 4:23 AM
The second one is social engineering. Bob Passwordsafe would like to inspect your password, and let you know if it's secure enough, so tha'ts why he called you on the phone.
Yes sir, them tricky internets!
This can also be stuff like, 'you wrote it on a postit under your keyboard'.
Yes sir, them tricky internets!
This can also be stuff like, 'you wrote it on a postit under your keyboard'.
Credential persistence in the IntelliJ SDK comes down to three moving parts: Attributes, PasswordSafe, and Credentials. Here's how they connect.
September 7, 2026 at 9:02 AM
Credential persistence in the IntelliJ SDK comes down to three moving parts: Attributes, PasswordSafe, and Credentials. Here's how they connect.
Fortunately, I use an iOS/macOS app version of an old open source project called PasswordSafe with iCloud data storage and never migrated to LastPass or 1Password but largely use Apple Passwords for less important sites (excl financial stuff)
September 3, 2026 at 1:35 AM
Fortunately, I use an iOS/macOS app version of an old open source project called PasswordSafe with iCloud data storage and never migrated to LastPass or 1Password but largely use Apple Passwords for less important sites (excl financial stuff)
PasswordSafe, but I manually do some legwork keep the file in my Dropbox and it is a bit more work to grab the password.
September 1, 2026 at 4:18 PM
PasswordSafe, but I manually do some legwork keep the file in my Dropbox and it is a bit more work to grab the password.
Ik zag het wachtwoord voor het schoolaccount van mijn jongste. Niet superslecht, maar het kan veel beter.
Minstens 5 tekens erbij en meer dan één speciaal karakter zijn wel de minste verbeteringen die dat wachtwoord moet krijgen.
Minstens 5 tekens erbij en meer dan één speciaal karakter zijn wel de minste verbeteringen die dat wachtwoord moet krijgen.
Passwordsafe: Sticky Notes & Passwort Management
ALT: Passwordsafe: Sticky Notes & Passwort Management
static.klipy.com
August 29, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Ik zag het wachtwoord voor het schoolaccount van mijn jongste. Niet superslecht, maar het kan veel beter.
Minstens 5 tekens erbij en meer dan één speciaal karakter zijn wel de minste verbeteringen die dat wachtwoord moet krijgen.
Minstens 5 tekens erbij en meer dan één speciaal karakter zijn wel de minste verbeteringen die dat wachtwoord moet krijgen.
Passwords and alike in IntelliJ plugins belong in the PasswordSafe. But credentials need to be handled off the EDT, and a few API elements needs to click together.
The IntelliJ Platform SDK docs now cover this with updated best practices and Kotlin examples.
📄 plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intelli...
The IntelliJ Platform SDK docs now cover this with updated best practices and Kotlin examples.
📄 plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intelli...
August 17, 2026 at 2:05 PM
Passwords and alike in IntelliJ plugins belong in the PasswordSafe. But credentials need to be handled off the EDT, and a few API elements needs to click together.
The IntelliJ Platform SDK docs now cover this with updated best practices and Kotlin examples.
📄 plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intelli...
The IntelliJ Platform SDK docs now cover this with updated best practices and Kotlin examples.
📄 plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intelli...
Kriegt heise eigentlich Geld von irgendjemand, wenn sie in jeder Ausgabe Passkeys pushen wollen? Sehe immer noch keine Vorteile gegenüber meinem Passwordsafe auf der NAS.
July 10, 2024 at 1:37 PM
Kriegt heise eigentlich Geld von irgendjemand, wenn sie in jeder Ausgabe Passkeys pushen wollen? Sehe immer noch keine Vorteile gegenüber meinem Passwordsafe auf der NAS.
[Clipman Changelog]
@FreakyFwoof Confirmed that text from PasswordSafe is ignored with no additional configuration needed beyond the defaults.
@FreakyFwoof Confirmed that text from PasswordSafe is ignored with no additional configuration needed beyond the defaults.
July 9, 2026 at 6:42 PM
[Clipman Changelog]
@FreakyFwoof Confirmed that text from PasswordSafe is ignored with no additional configuration needed beyond the defaults.
@FreakyFwoof Confirmed that text from PasswordSafe is ignored with no additional configuration needed beyond the defaults.
[Clipman Changelog]
@FreakyFwoof Does Clipman already ignore passwords copied from certain password managers like PasswordSafe? I assume the app must set some sort of flag because the built-in Windows clipboard history feature does ignore them.
@FreakyFwoof Does Clipman already ignore passwords copied from certain password managers like PasswordSafe? I assume the app must set some sort of flag because the built-in Windows clipboard history feature does ignore them.
July 8, 2026 at 2:04 PM
[Clipman Changelog]
@FreakyFwoof Does Clipman already ignore passwords copied from certain password managers like PasswordSafe? I assume the app must set some sort of flag because the built-in Windows clipboard history feature does ignore them.
@FreakyFwoof Does Clipman already ignore passwords copied from certain password managers like PasswordSafe? I assume the app must set some sort of flag because the built-in Windows clipboard history feature does ignore them.
My PasswordSafe vault now has nearly 50 entries. I don't try to remember passwords anymore.
August 20, 2025 at 2:21 PM
My PasswordSafe vault now has nearly 50 entries. I don't try to remember passwords anymore.
There's a sad tale behind each of these options
March 7, 2025 at 2:46 PM
There's a sad tale behind each of these options
PasswordSafe and notepad++ come to mind
all the best windows software in history is called something like "joe's thing doer". it does the thing and nothing else and is available on a html website in plain text and takes up under a megabyte of space and uses default windows ui elements and will work until the heat death of the universe
September 3, 2025 at 3:17 PM
PasswordSafe and notepad++ come to mind
Stop asking users to paste tokens into plugin settings!
I recorded a video about adding OAuth2 login to JetBrains IDE plugins: browser login, IDE callback, PKCE, PasswordSafe, and GitHub API calls
👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt8k...
I recorded a video about adding OAuth2 login to JetBrains IDE plugins: browser login, IDE callback, PKCE, PasswordSafe, and GitHub API calls
👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt8k...
Stop Pasting Tokens: OAuth2 for JetBrains IDE Plugins
YouTube video by Jakub Chrzanowski
www.youtube.com
June 1, 2026 at 2:26 PM
Stop asking users to paste tokens into plugin settings!
I recorded a video about adding OAuth2 login to JetBrains IDE plugins: browser login, IDE callback, PKCE, PasswordSafe, and GitHub API calls
👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt8k...
I recorded a video about adding OAuth2 login to JetBrains IDE plugins: browser login, IDE callback, PKCE, PasswordSafe, and GitHub API calls
👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt8k...
I'm currently trying out Protonpass as my password vault, and am very impressed with the Android app.
But, I think the best feature is the Darkweb Monitoring. It checks a database of breaches for your user name and password and tells you if you need yo change it! #passwordsafe
But, I think the best feature is the Darkweb Monitoring. It checks a database of breaches for your user name and password and tells you if you need yo change it! #passwordsafe
December 8, 2024 at 8:02 AM
I'm currently trying out Protonpass as my password vault, and am very impressed with the Android app.
But, I think the best feature is the Darkweb Monitoring. It checks a database of breaches for your user name and password and tells you if you need yo change it! #passwordsafe
But, I think the best feature is the Darkweb Monitoring. It checks a database of breaches for your user name and password and tells you if you need yo change it! #passwordsafe
Administrator from HackTheBox is a pure AD box. I'll abuse GenericAll and GenericWrite, do a targeted Kerberoast, break a PasswordSafe vault, and DCSync.
HTB: Administrator
Administrator is a pure Active Directory challenge. I’ll start with creds for a user, and use them to collect Bloodhound data on the domain. I’ll find that I can modify a user’s password, and that user can modify another user’s password. That user has access to an FTP share where I’ll find a Password Safe file. I’ll crack the password to recover more passwords, pivoting to the next user. This user has GenericWrite over another user, which I’ll abuse with a targeted Kerberoasting attack. Finally, I’ll do a DCSync attack to dump the domain administrator’s hash and completely compromise the domain.
0xdf.gitlab.io
April 19, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Administrator from HackTheBox is a pure AD box. I'll abuse GenericAll and GenericWrite, do a targeted Kerberoast, break a PasswordSafe vault, and DCSync.
So I'm investigating #passwordsafe (pwsafe .org) and its ecosystem as a potential replacement for #keepassxc, and of course the first thing I do is submit a shared-mime-info db patch for their file formats. Nerd.
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/shared-mime-info/-/merge_requests/410
#turbonerd
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/shared-mime-info/-/merge_requests/410
#turbonerd
Add types for PwSafe and KeePass database files (!410) · Merge requests · xdg / shared-mime-info · GitLab
This branch adds support for the main database files used by couple of offline password managers and their many offshoots across multiple platforms. PwSafe (a.k.a....
gitlab.freedesktop.org
June 26, 2026 at 8:03 PM
So I'm investigating #passwordsafe (pwsafe .org) and its ecosystem as a potential replacement for #keepassxc, and of course the first thing I do is submit a shared-mime-info db patch for their file formats. Nerd.
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/shared-mime-info/-/merge_requests/410
#turbonerd
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/shared-mime-info/-/merge_requests/410
#turbonerd
Da ich privat ausschließlich im 🍎-Kosmos unterwegs bin, benutze ich iCloud Schlüsselbund. Auf Arbeit ist es mittlerweile KeePass. Früher mal Passwordsafe
September 5, 2024 at 11:41 AM
Da ich privat ausschließlich im 🍎-Kosmos unterwegs bin, benutze ich iCloud Schlüsselbund. Auf Arbeit ist es mittlerweile KeePass. Früher mal Passwordsafe
Sind vor ner Weile auf Arbeit von Passwordsafe auf KeePass umgestiegen. Also für herkömmliche Passwörter. Zusammenarbeit erstaunlich gut über Netzlaufwerk (auch Merge bei gleichzeitiger Änderung). Der Trend geht intern auf AzureAD und PAM (delinea) für Serverzugriffe statt Shared Functional Account
December 7, 2023 at 8:36 PM
Sind vor ner Weile auf Arbeit von Passwordsafe auf KeePass umgestiegen. Also für herkömmliche Passwörter. Zusammenarbeit erstaunlich gut über Netzlaufwerk (auch Merge bei gleichzeitiger Änderung). Der Trend geht intern auf AzureAD und PAM (delinea) für Serverzugriffe statt Shared Functional Account
I've been using pwsafe/passwordsafe. Free, no one else involved in the running. Opinions?
December 24, 2023 at 9:25 AM
I've been using pwsafe/passwordsafe. Free, no one else involved in the running. Opinions?
Oh I can just quickly do this task on my phone.
Go to URL. Log in. Oh, open PasswordSafe. Can't open repo. Go to Gdrive, download repo to phone, open in PasswordSafe, copy password to clipboard, paste, wrong password, try different username.
(30 minutes later)
FUCK IT I'LL DO IT ON MY PC
Go to URL. Log in. Oh, open PasswordSafe. Can't open repo. Go to Gdrive, download repo to phone, open in PasswordSafe, copy password to clipboard, paste, wrong password, try different username.
(30 minutes later)
FUCK IT I'LL DO IT ON MY PC
April 5, 2024 at 9:04 AM
Oh I can just quickly do this task on my phone.
Go to URL. Log in. Oh, open PasswordSafe. Can't open repo. Go to Gdrive, download repo to phone, open in PasswordSafe, copy password to clipboard, paste, wrong password, try different username.
(30 minutes later)
FUCK IT I'LL DO IT ON MY PC
Go to URL. Log in. Oh, open PasswordSafe. Can't open repo. Go to Gdrive, download repo to phone, open in PasswordSafe, copy password to clipboard, paste, wrong password, try different username.
(30 minutes later)
FUCK IT I'LL DO IT ON MY PC
One password for every web site, people. Use KeePass or PasswordSafe. You don't need to pay for costly solutions to track pwds.
November 21, 2024 at 11:58 PM
One password for every web site, people. Use KeePass or PasswordSafe. You don't need to pay for costly solutions to track pwds.