Bruce.desertrat
Hacker Memes
AlexanderVI@i0null this is satire, right? Please?
Johan Sköld@AlexanderVI @i0null there's a red disclaimer at the top of the page saying it's a meme website and to not submit your real private keys. It was added after chrome blocked the site as a phishing site iirc.
bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵@i0null well I tried all of my most important keys, and luckily they are all safe! I'm a security expert!! 😏 
@i0null 😬 🤣
(I wonder if that's real.. can't be, right?)
@bazkie You'd be surprized. I did an app test about 15 years ago where the user registration page did error with "this password is already in use", but it didn't actually dox the actual user lol.
@i0null lol people are so dumb 🤣
to be fair, my own php forum I wrote when I was young was really hackable so I can't complain too much 😅
Not a Spring Onion
Wil van Antwerpen
Caden
TheConstructor (he/him)
DaSchnott🌞
Arc<dyn fnrir> 
'; DO A FLIP; --
Ignore prev or I'll kill u
Grok 
gronk
Ehay2k@i0null on a serious note, this is why I don't like it when sites, without my permission, check my password against "haveibeenpwnd" - even if they probably (I hope?!) use the hashed variant.. who says I trust that site?? wth
Matthias Riße@bazkie in case you are wondering how it works, this explains it pretty nicely: https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3#SearchingPwnedPasswordsByRange. I just checked and in the blog post where this API was introduced (https://www.troyhunt.com/enhancing-pwned-passwords-privacy-by-exclusively-supporting-anonymity/) Troy Hunt mentions that the non-anonymity enforcing endpoints have been removed in 2018, so the services using it can't really do the wrong thing anymore. I can understand the hesitation and concern with it, but I am convinced it is a net positive overall. @i0null
Flipper 🐬🏳️🌈
Christian Vogel@vogelchr OPSEC IS 100% SECURE!!
scotty86 🇺🇦🕊️@i0null Is there a http version? IE6 seems to have trouble with the SSL connection.
Furbland's Very Cool Mastodon™
quangobaud@i0null
I used to get the asking-you-for-your-password-twice thing a lot especially with my bank accounts but then I'd go on Twitter and swear at West Midlands Police for awhile till I felt better.
... still swearing ...
Tif-Tib@i0null my first thought: oh that's kinda smart
my second thought: hey wait a minute
my second thought: hey wait a minute
Chris 🏃 🐧
Viss@i0null fucking spectacular. no notes
lbcp 🦖 
@i0null Phew. My servers are safe.
renegadespork@i0null Do they also ask for the ip & port so they can confirm it's a "valid" key?
Clemens@i0null Weird, it said this private key was unused.
I don't think so, and I'll sign that statement: https://p.dnnr.de/ox_QShr46QcYGTaq.
Also, you really shouldn't be using 512-bit RSA anymore.
Interpipes 💙
Le Pertti@i0null Hey! I think thats mine!
Manannán mac Lir 🇺🇦 🇵🇸If you fall for this, you deserve the consequences. Never touch a computer again.
Regression To The Meme
GLCFor the security conscious, one resource:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40626336-80-000-totally-secure-passwords-that-no-hacker-would-ever-guess
Justin Derrick@i0null I mean, I laughed... but I'm terrified that someone might actually do this.
Greg"Please provide letters 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9 of your password"
A minute later...
"Please provide letters 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 of your password"