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creo que tendre que "recordar" en que otros sitios usaba el mismo dato de ND ... si es incomodo
Irrational Escalation of Commitment.
En lo más íntimo quiero chili (con carne, a poder ser :tiko:) · Especialista en tiros por la culata · No me ando con chiquitas · Gandu hu, gandu hu, garu se kaho!
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Posted By: NameDriveEs de sobra conocido que las buenas prácticas de seguridad aconsejan usar distintas contraseñas para cada sitio web al que tengamos acceso y cambiarlas con cierta frecuencia.



(ah pero si no tengo... alla soy BRO)Hola!
Posted By: JCDomainerMirá f-x como digo arriba...
HACKEAR nos pueden Hackar a TODOS y obviamente la imagen no sería la mejor.
Ahora RESULTA que lo que esta en juego NO es solo la imagen de NameDRIVE SINO que por su aparente NEGLIGENCIA que queda al descubierto por el HACKEO (y que pasa a ser secundario) RESULTA que lo que estya en JUEGO son NUESTROS intereses.
¿o No?


Hola!
De acuerdo... aun que no es por defender a namedrive.com
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The attacker gained entry through the PHPList application and was able to dump a complete backup of the emails on file. He then used the same exploit to access the phpBB.com database. Both the email list from PHPlist and a copy of the phpBB.com users table were then posted publicly.
phpBB3 uses a complex hashing algorithm in order to prevent someone from determining the plaintext value of a password. phpBB2, however, used a much simpler and less secure md5 algorithm to store passwords. This is one of the many reasons why we have decided to no longer support the phpBB2 software. Because hashes cannot be reversed, phpBB3 is set to convert phpBB2 hashes to the new phpBB3 standard during the first user login. Those users who registered while phpBB.com used phpBB2 and did not login on the new phpBB3 board continue to have their password hashes stored in the old format. Passwords stored in the old format are much less secure than those stored in the new format. The attackers have been focusing purely on the passwords stored in the old format.