#also 2fa key

[aesthetically0b5essed]

I've never had to wait a year and a half for something to ship but it feels like Christmas in July. It's not vaporware!

[paper-mario-wiki]

you've mentioned trading for unusuals in tf2 in a googoo moments tweet iirc, any tips on getting started? or should i even start doing that

my first tip is that you shouldnt get into tf2 trading if you want to make money

my second tip is that if you get into tf2 trading you will likely LOSE money.

my third tip is that you should get the steam app and 2FA on your phone, because if you dont then trades will be held by valve for a month.

trading has gotten more difficult as time has gone by, with many trusted third party community trading hubs like backpack.tf, bazaar.tf, and tf2outpost now moving at a slow pace, or outright dead, but still usable and helpful.

marketplace.tf is the place to go if you want to buy keys to trade with. they charge less than buying direct from valve sometimes, and you can use the keys to trade immediately as opposed to having the week long trade lock you get when buying items from the mann co store or steam marketplace.

dont try to lowball people if you are responding to a relatively low price ad. when youre up into the hundreds of keys for a single item theres room for negotiation, but if youre responding to a 9 key low tier demo hat with a low tier effect, youve got no reason to waste the other persons time asking them if they can take 20 refined metal off the top.

with regards to item overpay (which is when you dont have the raw keys/metal to pay with and need to liquidate some items to make up for it), people will typically ask for 7-20% over there original asking price. that is to say, if the price is 100 keys, then the price in overpay should equal something like 107 to 120 keys.

backpack.tf, while updated much slower than it used to, is in my opinion still the best website for finding specific items, or browsing for items you want. it's also got a persistently updated refined-to-key conversion rate that people largely tend to follow for reference with pricing. use backpack.tf/unusuals or backpack.tf/effects as an easy way to browse unique hats, and how much theyre going for.

also, to visualize loadouts and items before actually spending money on them, use loadout.tf as a character visualizer! it's super handy, and also fun to play with on its own.

thats all i can think of for now, but be safe and always cautious when a deal seems too good to be true! plenty of scammers in the waters.

[smellslikebot]

heads up for anyone using Authy for 2FA

authy's desktop app is being discontinued on March 19, 2024-- apparently moved up from an initially-planned date of August 19 for some reason

i think authy gets recommended a lot specifically for having a desktop option, and the EOL announcement email ended up in my spam folder, so i figured i should try to spread the word.

as far as potential alternatives go, so far i've found ente Authenticator, which has apps for Android and iOS and apparently allows you to access your 2FA codes on web as well. there's also 2FAS, which is open source and has a browser extension, but it sounds like the extension still requires your phone and they recently launched an NFT project(???) so... ymmv!

(of course there are plenty of good mobile-only authenticators, but again, the appeal of authy was that it enabled you to access your keys even if you lost your smartphone or didn't have one in the first place)

[thosearentcrimes]

lmao I have been forced to use the Microsoft Authenticator app for 2FA and so I searched for it on the Google Play Store, the Trusted source of software for Android phones, and it turns out the first result is (an ad for) something called the Authenticator App, which has apparently bought ads for people searching "Authenticator", which is what most companies call their 2FA apps and thus what users search for when looking for those apps

the Authenticator App proudly proclaims its ability to provide 2FA for a wide variety of websites, though the savvy consumer might be wary that while the app itself is free it contains ads and has in-app purchases, and also that it's suspicious for anyone to advertise a 2FA authenticator in the first place, and that its host of positive reviews are broadly incoherent, nonsensical, and oddly infrequent

the app also has a significant number of rather recent reviews by less savvy consumers complaining that essential functions are paywalled, that canceling your ongoing subscriptions is basically impossible, that they were tricked into installing this horrible piece of shit while searching for a real and legitimate App for Authentication, and that they have deliberately made it difficult to switch from this to any other form of 2FA

now, the funniest part is that because the ads are presumably keyed to the word Authenticator, this means that Google's own Google Authenticator app is also shunted to second place when searched for, which has tripped up at least one recent commenter

I love security

[nimoy]

listen i dont mean to bag on cyber security but the fact that i have 3 different authenticator apps and have to keep changing my password on everything all the time and have to use the computer browser to change my password -> generate password for password key -> download authenticator app because 2FA for phone doesnt count anymore -> set up account on authenticator app and log in with new generated password -> authenticator app needs me to set it up in a browser -> open mobile browser and log in again -> receive mobile 2FA ANYWAY -> go back to app -> log in again -> log in on computer using authenticator -> i eventually get logged out and have to do almost all of this over again because my password keychain is also password protected and hope to god im not logged out of my authenticator because then im really fucked. and its driving me. insane. im going to start ripping logs in half in the woods

[cryptogem]

Top Common Bitcoin Scams That Investors Should Avoid

Bitcoin has become a global investment sensation, captivating everyone from professional traders to beginners hoping to strike it rich. Its rising popularity, however, has also attracted scammers eager to exploit inexperienced investors. Knowing how to spot these scams is crucial to safeguarding your hard-earned funds in the world of cryptocurrency. Today, I’ll walk you through the most common Bitcoin scams and provide practical tips on how to avoid them. My goal is to arm you with the knowledge to keep your investments safe, no matter your experience level.

1. Phishing Scams

What Are Phishing Scams?

Phishing scams are one of the most prevalent online threats and are especially common in cryptocurrency. In these scams, hackers attempt to steal your sensitive information by imitating reputable companies, such as exchanges or wallets. They often send fake emails or create identical websites to trick you into entering personal details like your login credentials or wallet keys.

How It Works

Phishing attacks can be sophisticated. You might receive an email that looks exactly like one from your cryptocurrency exchange, with logos and designs matching the real site. The email may warn you about “suspicious activity” on your account, urging you to click a link to “secure” it. This link, however, leads you to a fake login page where any details you enter go straight to the scammer.

I once nearly fell for a phishing scam when I received a message claiming my account was compromised. The link looked legitimate at first glance, but I noticed the URL was off by a single letter. That’s all it takes for a scam to look genuine.

How to Avoid Phishing Scams

Always verify URLs before entering personal information. Look for HTTPS and double-check the spelling of the site.

Use two-factor authentication (2FA) for added security.

Be cautious of urgent-sounding messages and double-check with the official app or support page.

2. Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes

What Are Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes?

These scams promise incredibly high returns for relatively little investment, usually relying on the money of new investors to pay “profits” to earlier ones. Pyramid schemes involve recruiting others to participate, while Ponzi schemes simply pay returns from new deposits.

How It Works

Ponzi and pyramid schemes often involve people you trust, like friends or family, who may not even know they’re part of a scam. Many scams will boast “guaranteed returns” on Bitcoin investments, a red flag because crypto’s inherent volatility makes such guarantees impossible.

How to Avoid Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes

Be skeptical of “guaranteed” or “too-good-to-be-true” returns.

Look up reviews or do a quick Google search on the platform offering the investment.

Verify licensing and transparency by checking if the investment is registered with financial authorities.

3. Fake Bitcoin Exchanges and Wallets

What Are Fake Exchanges and Wallets?

Some scammers go as far as creating entire fake exchanges or wallets that look and feel just like reputable platforms. Their purpose is simple: to steal your Bitcoin when you deposit it.

How It Works

These fake exchanges and wallets can look identical to well-known platforms. You deposit your Bitcoin, only to find later that you have no way to withdraw it. I’ve known people who unknowingly transferred funds into fake wallets, thinking they were saving in a secure location.

How to Avoid Fake Exchanges and Wallets

Stick to well-known, reputable exchanges and wallets with a solid track record.

Double-check the site’s URL and make sure it’s HTTPS-secured.

Read reviews on multiple sites before signing up.

4. Pump-and-Dump Schemes

What Are Pump-and-Dump Schemes?

Pump-and-dump schemes involve artificially inflating the price of a cryptocurrency by spreading misleading information to attract buyers. When the price spikes, the orchestrators sell their assets, causing the price to plummet and leaving other investors with losses.

Be wary of hype on social media or chat groups, especially with lesser-known coins.

Stick to established cryptocurrencies and popular trading pairs like BTCUSDT to avoid erratic price spikes with unknown assets.

Research thoroughly before buying in—check the project’s fundamentals and team legitimacy.

How It Works

Scammers often start in online forums or social media, hyping up a particular cryptocurrency, usually a small-cap coin. Once enough people buy in and the price goes up, they quickly sell off their holdings, leaving unsuspecting investors at a loss. I’ve seen this happen countless times in crypto communities.

How to Avoid Pump-and-Dump Schemes

Be wary of hype on social media or chat groups.

Stick to established cryptocurrencies and avoid coins that see massive, sudden price increases without any clear reason.

Research thoroughly before buying in—check the project’s fundamentals and team legitimacy.

5. Impersonation and Social Media Scams

What Are Impersonation Scams?

These scams often involve fraudsters posing as well-known figures or reputable companies, offering “giveaways” if you send them a small amount of Bitcoin.

How It Works

These scammers create fake accounts on Twitter, Instagram, or even YouTube, mimicking real influencers or cryptocurrency figures. They’ll post messages saying something like, “Send 0.1 BTC, and you’ll receive 0.5 BTC back!” Unfortunately, anyone who sends funds to these addresses never sees their money again.

How to Avoid Impersonation and Social Media Scams

Verify the account handle and look for the blue verification badge.

Avoid any offers that require you to send crypto to receive a larger amount in return.

Report fake accounts if you come across them.

6. Fake ICOs and DeFi Projects

What Are Fake ICOs and DeFi Projects?

Some scammers take advantage of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) or decentralized finance (DeFi) projects by creating fake or poorly designed projects to steal investor funds.

How It Works

Fake ICOs usually promise revolutionary technology or groundbreaking solutions but don’t deliver. These projects may lack transparency, have anonymous teams, or offer extremely vague information about how their technology works. I’ve seen well-designed websites with polished whitepapers that later turned out to be scams.

How to Avoid Fake ICOs and DeFi Projects

Research the team members and verify their identities on professional sites like LinkedIn.

Look for partnerships with known companies and check their legitimacy.

Be cautious of anonymous teams or vague project descriptions.

7. Malware and Ransomware Attacks

What Are Malware and Ransomware Scams?

Malware and ransomware attacks occur when hackers install malicious software on your computer or mobile device to steal cryptocurrency from your wallet or demand a ransom.

How It Works

Malware can be disguised as a link, download, or software update. Once installed, it can track your keystrokes or even access your wallet. In ransomware attacks, hackers lock your data and demand a ransom in Bitcoin for its release.

How to Avoid Malware and Ransomware Scams

Install a trusted anti-virus program and regularly update it.

Enable multi-factor authentication on your accounts for an added layer of security.

Avoid downloading files from unknown sources or clicking on suspicious links.

Conclusion

Bitcoin scams can be frightening, especially if you’re new to cryptocurrency. But by following a few key precautions and staying aware of the tactics scammers use, you can significantly reduce your risk. Remember to always double-check websites, be skeptical of unrealistic promises, and research any project or investment opportunity thoroughly.

Crypto investing can be incredibly rewarding, but it requires a cautious approach. Staying informed and vigilant is your best defense against falling victim to Bitcoin scams.

[time-traveling-fetus]

The fact that password managers are a thing is really fucked up tbh. Like, sure, we need a system by which we can verify one's identity so that they may access something specific to themselves. Passwords are amazing for that, but then the internet grew and grew and grew and everyone wanted to set up accounts for literally fucking everything. So now we expect people to not only memorize a collective 100 passwords, but to also make each of those Passwords unique, complex, and hard to guess. That's not viable for a human mind, so people tend to make repetitive, simple, and easy passwords just so they can operate on the internet with any amount of ease. Thus the overusage of passwords defeats the point of passwords in the first place. All the eggs are in a single password basket.

This danger is mitigated by 2FA, typically via one's phone. Essentially it just adds another password and a physical object (your phone) to the mix, like a key secured with a combination lock. It's pretty good, assuming the phone hasn't been hacked and there's no man-in-the-middle attack, in which case you'd be pretty fucked anyway so whatever. 2FA also makes things less convenient, and that inconvenience adds up over time. I imagine that if everybody pushed 2FA onto users then you'd run into a similar problem in resulting from nobody wanting to use it.

There's also biometric data which eliminates the need to remember anything because it uses your body itself to unlock things! Biometric data is great for people who assume they'll never be in a serious accident, won't ever be physically overpowered (cops can legally do this), or like having their body's data leaked like some kind of cyberpunk dystopia. Also anything that uses, say, your face as a password would naturally be using the same exact face to unlock itself as any of your other devices or accounts or whatever. Someone just has to steal your biometric data and all those accounts are cracked at once. So if anyone figures out how to print out a photo of your face and hold it in front of a camera then you're fucked.

Password managers just put all of your 100 passwords behind a single password. I imagine it actually is more secure, despite the fact that you're putting all your eggs into a single basket. The difference is that reusing passwords is banking on none of your 100 websites get hacked and thereby leak that reused password for use anywhere. It's still putting all your eggs into a single basket, but in a more fucked up way in which the basket is made out of a chain or something and its only as strong as the weakest link but also there are thousands of egg thieves all trying to saw through a different part of the chain. This metaphor doesn't help anyone. Of course your password manager could also be hacked, but the hope is that it's more secure than the least secure website you've used (or the most targeted website, because even secure sites can be infiltrated if there's enough people searching for a way in).

Do you understand why i think this is so fucked up? We couldn't think of a good solution to putting our eggs into a basket so we just made the basket stronger, because nobody can carry 100 baskets to carry 100 eggs

[werbooz]

Understanding Encryption: How Signal & Telegram Ensure Secure Communication

Signal vs. Telegram: A Comparative Analysis

Signal vs Telegram

Security Features Comparison

Signal:

Encryption: Uses the Signal Protocol for strong E2EE across all communications.

Metadata Protection: User privacy is protected because minimum metadata is collected.

Open Source: Code publicly available for scrutiny, anyone can download and inspect the source code to verify the claims.

Telegram:

Encryption: Telegram uses MTProto for encryption, it also uses E2EE but it is limited to Secret Chats only.

Cloud Storage: Stores regular chat data in the cloud, which can be a potential security risk.

Customization: Offers more features and customization options but at the potential cost of security.

Usability and Performance Comparison

Signal:

User Interface: Simple and intuitive, focused on secure communication.

Performance: Privacy is prioritized over performance, the main focus is on minimizing the data collection.

Cross-Platform Support: It is also available on multiple platforms. Like Android, iOS, and desktop.

Telegram:

User Interface: Numerous customization options for its audience, thus making it feature rich for its intended audience.

Performance: Generally fast and responsive, but security features may be less robust.

Cross-Platform Support: It is also available on multiple platforms, with seamless synchronization across devices because all the data is stored on Telegram cloud.

Privacy Policies and Data Handling

Signal:

Privacy Policy: Signal’s privacy policy is straightforward, it focuses on minimal data collection and strong user privacy. Because it's an independent non-profit company.

Data Handling: Signal does not store any message data on its servers and most of the data remains on the user's own device thus user privacy is prioritized over anything.

Telegram:

Privacy Policy: Telegram stores messages on its servers, which raises concerns about privacy, because  theoretically the data can be accessed by the service provider.

Data Handling: While Telegram offers secure end to end encrypted options like Secret Chats, its regular chats are still stored on its servers, potentially making them accessible to Telegram or third parties.

Designing a Solution for Secure Communication

Key Components of a Secure Communication System

Designing a secure communication system involves several key components:

Strong Encryption: The system should employ adequate encryption standards (e.g. AES, RSA ) when data is being transmitted or when stored.

End-to-End Encryption: E2EE guarantees that attackers cannot read any of the communication, meaning that the intended recipients are the only ones who have access to it.

Authentication: It is necessary to identify the users using secure means such as Two Factor Authentication (2FA) to restrict unauthorized access.

Key Management: The system should incorporate safe procedures for creating, storing and sharing encryption keys.

Data Integrity: Some standard mechanisms must be followed in order to ensure that the data is not altered during its transmission; For instance : digital signatures or hashing.

User Education: To ensure the best performance and security of the system, users should be informed about security and the appropriate use of the system such practices.

Best Practices for Implementing Encryption

To implement encryption effectively, consider the following best practices:

Use Proven Algorithms: Do not implement proprietary solutions that are untested, because these algorithms are the ones which haven't gone through a number of testing phases by the cryptographic community. On the other hand, use well-established algorithms that are already known and tested for use – such as AES and RSA.

Keep Software Updated: Software and encryption guidelines must be frequently updated because these technologies get out of date quickly and are usually found with newly discovered vulnerabilities.

Implement Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS): PFS ensures that if one of the encryption keys is compromised then the past communications must remain secure, After every session a new key must be generated.

Data must be Encrypted at All Stages: Ensure that the user data is encrypted every-time, during transit as well as at rest – To protect user data from interception and unauthorized access.

Use Strong Passwords and 2FA: Encourage users to use strong & unique passwords that can not be guessed so easily. Also, motivate users to enable the two-factor authentication option to protect their accounts and have an extra layer of security.

User Experience and Security Trade-offs

While security is important, but it's also important to take care of the user experience when designing a secure communication system. If your security measures are overly complex then users might face difficulties in adopting the system or they might make mistakes in desperation which might compromise security.

To balance security and usability, developers should:

Balancing Security And Usability

Facilitate Key Management: Introduce automated key generation and exchange mechanisms in order to lessen user's overhead

Help Users: Ensure that simple and effective directions are provided in relation to using security aspects.

Provide Control: Let the users say to what degree they want to secure themselves e.g., if they want to make use of E2EE or not.

Track and Change: Always stay alert and hands-on in the system monitoring for security breaches as well as for users, and where there is an issue, do something about it and change

Challenges and Limitations of Encryption Potential Weaknesses in Encryption

Encryption is without a doubt one of the most effective ways of safeguarding that communications are secured. However, it too has its drawbacks and weaknesses that it is prone to:

Key Management: Managing and ensuring the safety of the encryption keys is one of the most painful heads in encryption that one has to bear. When keys get lost or fall into unsafe hands, the encrypted information is also at risk.

Vulnerabilities in Algorithms: As far as encryption is concerned the advanced encryption methods are safe and developed well, but it is not given that vulnerabilities will not pop up over the years. Such vulnerabilities are meant for exploitation by attackers especially where the algorithm in question is not updated as frequently as it should be.

Human Error: The strongest encryption can be undermined by human error. People sometimes use weak usernames and passwords, where they are not supposed to, and or even share their credentials with other persons without considering the consequences.

Backdoors: In some cases, businesses are pressured by Governments or law officials into adding back doors to the encryption software. These backdoors can be exploited by malicious actors if discovered.

Conclusion

Although technology has made it possible to keep in touch with others with minimal effort regardless of their geographical location, the importance of encryption services still persists as it allows us to protect ourselves and our information from external invaders. The development of apps like Signal and Telegram has essentially transformed the aspect of messaging and provided their clients with the best security features covering the use of multiple types of encryption and other means to enhance user privacy. Still, to design a secure communication system, it's not only designing the hardware or software with anti-eavesdropping features, but it factors in the design of systems that relate to the management of keys, communication of the target users, and the trade-off between security and usability. 

However, technology will evolve, followed by the issues and the solutions in secure communications. However by keeping up with pace and looking for better ways to protect privacy we can provide people the privacy that they are searching for. 

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[radfemfox4]

Ok ... but you're cool enough to have your account hacked and deleted. This really sucks but at least you know you're making enough of an impact to make a difference! I loved your old blog, keep doing what you're doing. You post a lot of valuable information that's helpful and can offer support on a site full of misinformation. Happy to see you back!

Thank you!

Honestly, I was upset at first. No one is just cool about their blog being deleted, lol. I was mostly frustrated with myself for not being safe enough and not archiving my more recent posts. Once I came to terms with the fact that I couldn't do anything about it, I stopped beating myself up over it. Not much I can do except move on. C'est la vie.

For anyone with an online presence: here are some basic Internet safety guidelines you should be following.

1. Use burner emails. Not disposable emails, those are unreliable. Just make Gmail accounts, it doesn't take long at all. Make sure those aren't linked to your primary Google account, if you have one. Don't reuse emails. The fact that my email wasn't linked to anything else saved my personal info.

2. Use 2FA. I didn't have 2FA on my tumblr because I thought that might give someone access to my phone number, but your phone number is hidden anyway. That was a major blunder on my part. You can also use an authenticator app as a 2FA option.

3. Use a VPN. Not NordVPN or whatever dogshit VPN your favorite content creator is advertising, those sell your data to third parties, so it's pointless. There are tons of reliable and free VPN extentions for Firefox. On that note...

4. Use Firefox. Tons of privacy extensions available, and it's the safest browser to use by far. Don't use Chrome, and please do not ever use OperaGX. It's borderline malware and its "gamer" features aren't enough to make it worthwhile.

5. Don't save your passwords with your browser. Ever. It's convenient, but also puts all your eggs in one basket. If your main account is compromised, you're fucked. Make super long passwords with a password generator, then save those strings into an encrypted .txt file. Preferably saved locally, so that someone with access to your Google drive or Microsoft 365 account wouldn't gain access to every password you have. If you're really concerned, you could save the file to a physical USB key.

6. Archive everything. I use archive.ph, but you can also copy your posts into txt files or screenshot them. If you haven't already, export your blog. This gives you a .zip of your entire blog, with posts in html format.

This might feel like overkill to some, but it's worth taking the extra time to back things up and keep yourself safe.

If anyone has more safety suggestions, feel free to add them in the replies or reblogs.

[evasblog1]

Navigating the Maze of Crypto Scams: Effective Strategies for Prevention and Recovery

Introduction: The Rising Threat of Cryptocurrency Scams

As cryptocurrencies gain widespread acceptance, the lure of quick profits has not only attracted investors but also cybercriminals, leading to a surge in crypto-related scams. Protecting your digital assets against these threats requires a proactive approach, encompassing awareness, prevention, and recovery strategies.

Understanding Crypto Scams: The Basics

Identifying Common Types of Cryptocurrency Scams

Cryptocurrency scams can take various forms, each designed to part unsuspecting victims from their digital assets. Some prevalent types include:

Investment Scams: These scams promise extraordinary returns through crypto investments and are often structured like traditional Ponzi schemes.

Exchange Scams: Victims are tricked into using fake cryptocurrency exchanges, which may disappear overnight.

Wallet Scams: Scammers create fake wallets to steal user credentials and drain their holdings.

ICO Scams: Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) that are fraudulent, where the crypto token is either non-existent or the ICO itself is based on false promises.

Red Flags and Warning Signs

The key to avoiding cryptocurrency scams is recognizing warning signs, such as:

Promises of guaranteed high returns with little risk.

Anonymous teams or unverifiable developer identities.

Pressure to invest quickly or offers that seem too good to be true.

Techniques for Investigating Crypto Scams

Unraveling crypto scams requires a blend of technical expertise and investigative rigor. Effective techniques include:

Blockchain Analysis: Tools and software are used to analyze transactions and track the flow of stolen funds across the blockchain.

IP Address Tracking: Identifying the IP addresses associated with fraudulent activities can help pinpoint the scammer’s location.

Collaboration with Regulatory Bodies: Working with cryptocurrency exchanges and regulatory authorities can help in freezing fraudulent accounts.

Strategies for Recovering Lost Cryptocurrencies

Losing cryptocurrency to a scam can be devastating, but there are ways to attempt recovery:

Act Quickly: Immediate action can increase the chances of recovering stolen assets.

Crypto Recovery Services: Specialized services can assist in tracing lost or stolen cryptocurrencies and negotiating their return.

Legal Recourse: In some cases, legal intervention might be required to recover large sums.

Preventative Measures to Secure Your Assets

Implementing robust security measures is crucial in safeguarding your cryptocurrencies:

Utilize two-factor authentication (2FA) for all transactions.

Store large amounts of cryptocurrency in cold storage solutions.

Educate yourself continually about new types of scams in the crypto space.

Conclusion: Staying One Step Ahead of Crypto Scammers

As the crypto market continues to evolve, so too do the tactics of scammers. Staying informed, vigilant, and proactive is your best defense against these digital threats. For victims of crypto fraud, recovery may be challenging but not impossible, with the right guidance and support. For comprehensive support in crypto fraud investigation and recovery, visit www.einvestigators.net, your trusted partner in protecting and recovering your digital wealth.

[frogadir]

My laptop

Dies immediately when unplugged, have had the service battery warning for over a year

Has been giving me the "your disk is almost full" notification for a year (just got it again while typing this)

Many keys are sticking (including space bar, actively making writing this post more difficult) some make a crunchy clicking noise when i press them

Random green dot in the middle of the screen, also lower right corner is kind of whited out because i dropped it in 2020

More than one application open = plane taking off, has burned my legs

OS is too old for me to use some things and i can't update because of the other reasons (this wouldn't matter but in my last year of school they added this 2fa thing to our google accounts that my os was literally too old to use because it was a "security risk")

Is it time to give up

[addwebsolution]

Top 10 Key Points to Ensure Security for Your Laravel Application

In Laravel web application development, security is one of the essential paramount. As the digital landscape continues to expand, the Importance of security in web applications, particularly those built on the Laravel framework, has reached an all-time high. In this era of interconnectedness, where information flows seamlessly across the virtual realm, the potential threats and vulnerabilities have also escalated.

The landscape of online threats has grown more sophisticated, encompassing various malicious activities ranging from data breaches to identity theft. This evolving threat landscape calls for a steadfast commitment to proactive security measures. Waiting for a security breach before addressing vulnerabilities is a risk no modern developer can afford to take.

The significance of bolstering security in Laravel web application development. While Laravel provides a robust and versatile platform for creating dynamic web applications, it's essential to recognize that even the most advanced framework is not immune to potential security breaches. As your Laravel application evolves, it becomes a showcase of your technological prowess and a potential target for cyber threats.

The Importance of proactive security measures should be highlighted further. Developers and businesses must adopt a security-first mindset when crafting their digital creations, which means staying informed about the latest security trends, continuously updating and patching the application, and adhering to best practices for safeguarding sensitive user data.

We'll delve into 10 critical checkpoints that can significantly enhance the security of your Laravel web application. These checkpoints encompass a comprehensive approach to securing various aspects of your application, from authentication and authorization to protecting against common web vulnerabilities. By diligently implementing these checkpoints, you'll be taking a substantial stride towards fortifying your Laravel web application against the ever-persistent threats lurking in the digital domain.

10 Key Checkpoints to Focus On

Here's your comprehensive Laravel Security Checklist to ensure a robust and safeguarded web application.

1. Secure Authentication and Authorization

In the intricate world of Laravel web application development, security is an indispensable pillar for creating a trustworthy and resilient digital presence. One of the cornerstone elements in this security fortress is the implementation of secure authentication and authorization mechanisms. Let's delve into how these critical aspects are pivotal in fortifying your Laravel application against potential threats.

Secure Authentication: Building the First Line of Defense

Authentication is verifying the identity of users attempting to access your application. It forms the cornerstone of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals can interact with sensitive data and functionalities. In the realm of Laravel, this process is made significantly more manageable through the framework's built-in authentication features.

Implementing secure authentication involves

Strong Password Policies: Enforce complex passwords, combining uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Laravel provides password validation rules to help you accomplish this.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Enhance security by requiring users to provide an additional authentication factor beyond their password. Laravel offers seamless integration with 2FA for an added layer of protection.

Account Lockouts: Implement mechanisms that lock accounts after a specified number of unsuccessful login attempts, preventing brute-force attacks by temporarily halting further login attempts.

Authorization: Ensuring Granular Access Control

Authorization, however, deals with controlling what authenticated users can do within the application. It's about granting permissions and access rights based on roles and responsibilities, ensuring that sensitive actions are restricted to those who need them.

Key steps in implementing effective authorization include

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Define roles such as "admin," "user," or "manager," and associate them with specific permissions. Laravel's RBAC system lets you assign roles and permissions effortlessly.

Middleware Authorization: Leverage Laravel's middleware to restrict access to routes or controllers based on user roles or custom conditions. This is a powerful way to ensure that only authorized users can perform specific actions.

Resource Controllers: Utilize resource controllers to create a consistent and structured approach to handling CRUD operations. These controllers can be easily configured to enforce authorization rules for specific actions.

Dynamic Authorization Policies: Laravel's policy system lets you define authorization logic in a structured manner. It's beneficial for complex access control requirements and allows for fine-grained control over what users can do.

In a world where digital threats are evolving rapidly, securing your Laravel application's authentication and authorization processes is paramount. By implementing robust authentication mechanisms and enforcing precise authorization rules, you're safeguarding sensitive data and building a foundation of trust with your users. Remember, security isn't just a one-time task; it's an ongoing commitment that requires vigilance and adaptability in the face of ever-changing cyber threats.

2. Keep Laravel and Dependencies Updated 

In the dynamic realm of Laravel web application development, staying ahead in the security game is an ongoing endeavor. One of the fundamental practices that forms the bedrock of a secure digital presence is the consistent updating of your Laravel framework and its associated dependencies. Let's explore why this practice is essential and how it contributes to the overall security of your application.

The Power of Regular Updates

Technology, much like the world around us, is in a constant state of evolution. This evolution is driven not only by innovation but also by identifying and rectifying vulnerabilities and weaknesses. In the context of Laravel development, regular updates to both the core framework and its dependencies play a pivotal role in ensuring the security and stability of your application.

Why Updates Matter

Security Patches: Vulnerabilities can emerge at any software lifecycle stage. Developers and the open-source community work diligently to identify and address these vulnerabilities. Regular updates ensure that your Laravel application is fortified with the latest security patches, minimizing the risk of exploitation.

Compatibility: As Laravel evolves, updates often improve compatibility with newer PHP versions, web servers, and databases. Staying updated ensures your application remains in sync with the broader web development ecosystem.

Performance and Features: Updates not only fix issues; they also introduce performance enhancements and new features. Embracing these updates can lead to a more efficient application that delivers a better user experience.

Dependencies: Handle with Care

Laravel development heavily relies on various external packages and libraries. While these dependencies contribute to the efficiency and functionality of your application, they can also introduce vulnerabilities if not managed appropriately.

Best Practices for Dependency Management:

Regular Audits: Periodically review the dependencies your Laravel development company utilizes. Check for any vulnerabilities reported in these packages and prioritize updating them accordingly.

Automated Tools: Leverage automated tools that can scan your project's dependencies for known security issues. This can help you identify potential risks and take corrective action swiftly.

Version Pinning: Specify the exact versions of dependencies your application uses. This prevents unexpected updates that might introduce breaking changes or vulnerabilities.

In the rapidly evolving web application security landscape, treating updates as a proactive security measure is paramount. By ensuring your Laravel framework and dependencies are up to date, you're demonstrating a commitment to maintaining a robust digital fortress for your application. This safeguards sensitive user data and positions your Laravel development company as a conscientious custodian of digital security. Remember, in technology, staying current isn't just an option—it's necessary for a secure and successful future.

3. Validate User Input

The ever-evolving landscape of Laravel development, the adage "Garbage In, Garbage Out" holds immense relevance. One of the pivotal checkpoints in ensuring the robustness of your Laravel application's security is the validation of user input. Let's dive into why validating user input is crucial and how it is a formidable shield against potential vulnerabilities.

The Essence of User Input Validation

User input is the gateway through which your Laravel application interacts with its users. Whether it's a login form, a search bar, or a comment section, user input is integral to the functionality of your application. However, it can also become an entry point for malicious activities if left unchecked.

Why Validate User Input:

Mitigating Injection Attacks: Attackers can exploit unvalidated user input to inject malicious code into your application. This includes infamous threats like SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS). Proper validation drastically reduces the risk of such attacks.

Data Integrity: Validating user input ensures that the data flowing into your application is consistent and matches the expected format. This helps maintain data integrity and prevents errors caused by unexpected information. 

Enhancing User Experience: You can guide users to input data in the correct format by providing real-time validation feedback. This not only prevents submission errors but also enhances the overall user experience.

Implementing Effective Input Validation in Laravel

Utilize Laravel's Validation Rules: Laravel offers a robust validation system that includes a wide array of predefined rules. These rules cover everything from required fields and email formats to custom validation logic.

Sanitize and Filter Input: Consider sanitizing and filtering user input alongside validation. Sanitization removes potentially harmful characters, while filtering ensures that information adheres to specific formats.

Client-Side Validation: While server-side validation is paramount, supplement it with client-side validation using JavaScript. This provides instant feedback to users and reduces unnecessary server requests.

Best Practices for User Input Validation

Never Trust User Input: Treat all incoming user input as potentially malicious until proven otherwise. Validate and sanitize input even if it seems harmless.

Whitelist Validation: Define an allowlist of allowed characters and formats for each input field. Reject input that doesn't conform to these predefined patterns.

Regular Updates: Like any other security practice, stay updated with Laravel's latest validation features and best practices. This ensures you're using the most effective tools available.

In the intricate realm of Laravel development, user input validation isn't just a technical practice; it's a shield that guards your application against many threats. By diligently validating user input, you're bolstering your application's security and reinforcing trust with your users. In the dynamic world of web development, where innovation meets vulnerability, validation is your steadfast ally in pursuing a secure and seamless user experience.

4. Protect Against SQL Injection

Shielding your digital fortress through meticulous Laravel development services involves a critical step: Protect against SQL injection. This threat arises when user inputs lack proper sanitation, potentially enabling malicious actors to manipulate SQL queries and gain unauthorized database access.

SQL injection attacks can lead to data exposure, alteration, or deletion. Laravel's defences are robust. Its query binding technique parameterizes user inputs, preventing malicious SQL execution. The Eloquent ORM further enhances security by abstracting SQL interactions and automatically escaping values.

Adhering to best practices is paramount. Prioritize parameterized queries over direct concatenation, sanitize inputs, and conduct regular code audits to ensure secure methods. By fortifying your Laravel application against SQL injection, you're erecting a robust barrier against a damaging vulnerability while providing your Laravel development services maintain the utmost integrity and user trust.

5. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Prevention 

In securing your digital haven with proficient Laravel development practices, countering Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) emerges as a pivotal measure. XSS occurs when malicious code infiltrates a website through unfiltered user inputs, potentially compromising user data and integrity.

The gravity of XSS lies in its ability to expose sensitive information or perform malicious actions under the user's identity. Laravel offers potent tools to thwart such threats:

Blade Templating: Laravel's Blade templating engine automatically escapes variables, preventing unintended script execution.

XSS Middleware: Laravel provides built-in middleware for encoding user inputs, adding an extra layer of protection.

Content Security Policy (CSP): Implementing CSP headers in your Laravel application restricts the sources from which content can be loaded, reducing the risk of XSS attacks.

Adhering to these precautions is essential. Validate and sanitize inputs, embrace Laravel's security features, and implement a robust CSP. By guarding against XSS vulnerabilities, you ensure your Laravel development maintains a resilient and trustworthy digital presence.

6. Implement HTTPS and SSL 

In web application development, particularly in Laravel, bolstering security is paramount. A crucial step in this pursuit is the implementation of HTTPS and SSL protocols. These measures are essential to safeguard sensitive data transmitted between users and your application.

HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) encrypts the data between users' browsers and your application's server, thwarting potential eavesdropping and tampering. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are the foundation of this encryption, ensuring that communication remains confidential.

Advantages of HTTPS and SSL:

Data Encryption: HTTPS encrypts data during transit, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive information.

Trust and SEO: SSL certificates enhance user trust, as indicated by the padlock symbol in browsers. Search engines also favor HTTPS websites, improving SEO rankings.

Authentication: SSL certificates verify your application's authenticity, shielding users from potential phishing sites.

Implementing HTTPS and SSL involves obtaining a valid SSL certificate and configuring your Laravel application for secure connections. By adopting these measures, you're securing your web application development, fostering trust among users, and ensuring compliance with modern security standards.

7. Secure Session Management 

In web application development, security isn't just a feature—it's a necessity. A crucial aspect of building a robust and trustworthy application is ensuring secure session management. Sessions are pivotal in maintaining user interactions and data, making their protection paramount. 

Laravel offers robust mechanisms to fortify session management: 

Session Encryption: Laravel automatically encrypts session data, preventing unauthorized access and ensuring confidentiality.

CSRF Protection: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks can compromise sessions. Laravel's built-in CSRF protection safeguards against such threats.

Expire and Regenerate: Set session expiration times and periodically regenerate session IDs to minimize the window of vulnerability.

By implementing secure session management practices in your web application development, you create a shield against unauthorized access and data breaches. This preserves user trust and solidifies your commitment to crafting applications that prioritize security and integrity. 

8. Protect Against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 

Safeguarding web applications is a top priority in Laravel development. To fortify your digital haven, countering Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) threats is crucial. CSRF attacks manipulate authenticated users into executing malicious actions unknowingly. Laravel provides a robust defense:

CSRF Tokens: Laravel automatically generates unique tokens for each user session, validating the authenticity of requests.

Middleware Protection: Laravel's built-in CSRF middleware verifies tokens, preventing unauthorized requests from being executed.

By integrating these measures, you fortify your Laravel application against CSRF vulnerabilities. This secures user interactions and demonstrates your commitment to proactive security practices in modern web development.

9. Harden Configuration and File Permissions 

In the landscape of Laravel security, enhancing configuration settings and file permissions is a critical stride. Securing sensitive files, such as configuration files, shields against unauthorized access and potential breaches. Laravel's framework offers key tactics:

Restricted Access: Limit access to sensitive configuration files by setting appropriate permissions. This prevents unauthorized users from tampering with vital settings.

Environment Configuration: Store sensitive data in environment files and never expose them in version control. Laravel's .env file shields sensitive variables from prying eyes.

By meticulously configuring permissions and safeguarding critical files, you erect a solid barrier against potential threats. This reflects an unwavering commitment to fortifying your Laravel application and upholding security standards in modern web development.

10. Use Content Security Policy (CSP) 

Bolstering security in Laravel involves advanced tactics, including a Content Security Policy (CSP). CSP guards against cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. It achieves this by specifying approved content sources, mitigating the risk of malicious script execution. Laravel's integration of CSP fortifies your defense:

Malicious Content Mitigation: CSP curtails the potential impact of XSS attacks by regulating the domains from which content can be loaded.

Policy Customization: Laravel empowers you to tailor CSP rules to suit your application's specific requirements, balancing security and functionality.

By embracing CSP, you establish a robust security framework that exemplifies Laravel's commitment to secure, modern web development practices.

Top Laravel Security Packages for Developers

In the realm of Laravel development, ensuring robust security is paramount. Several key packages aid developers in fortifying their applications. Here are three notable options:

Laravel-ACL: Access Control Lists (ACL) are fundamental to controlling user permissions. This package simplifies ACL implementation, offering granular control over user access to different parts of your application.

Laravel Security: As the name suggests, this package enhances overall security. It provides features like XSS protection, safe redirects, and content filtering, contributing to a fortified application.

Laravel Security Component: This package takes security up a notch by integrating robust security components. It includes encryption, hashing, validation, and more tools, streamlining your security efforts.

For a Laravel development agency, these packages are invaluable assets. By incorporating them into your development process, you expedite security implementation and establish a strong foundation for crafting secure, reliable applications that clients can trust.

Conclusion

In the intricate realm of Laravel security, these checkpoints act as sentinels, fortifying your application's defenses. Secure authentication, vigilant updates, meticulous validation, and shielded configurations create a robust bastion. Protection against threats like SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF forms an unbreachable wall. Implementation of HTTPS, secure session handling, and CSP reinforce your fortifications. Familiarity with essential security packages like Laravel-ACL, Laravel Security, and Security Component adds the final layer. As a Laravel developer, embracing these measures ensures your applications are secured, and your expertise is unwavering in the face of evolving threats.

Source: Top 10 Key Points to Ensure Security for Your Laravel Application

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Proofs have been sent off to the bride, that took WAY FUCKING LONGER than it should have. My poor old laptop which is 10+ years old, had an overheating problem four or five years ago when I upgraded to the one I'm using NOW really struggled. I don't know how the hell I used to do anything on it. I had no mouse and holy crap is that necessary. Corel kept crashing because the laptop is a dinosaur and here I am throwing vectors and macros at the poor thing. I also had to reset the password for my primary gmail acct since I could not remember it and holy fuckballs that was a nightmare having to then go and correct it on all of my devices. And deal with 2FA and uggggggh I am never changing my password again. Yes I know that is overly-dramatic and I work in the fraud prevention industry and KNOW how terrible an idea that is. Yes, I am being a whiny baby.

But this literally took my entire day. Now I want to try and write but I think my brain is just mush and that isn't going to happen. Might finish watching the second episode of Beyond Evil.

blackkat kept reblogging gif sets of it and it caught my attention HARD-CORE and yeah it's right up my trashy k-drama alley. I kinda high key love k-drama crime dramas I've decided. Vincenzo was great up until the last episode. There's a supernatural one I really enjoyed called Black.

So yeah I'm definitely enjoying Beyond Evil so far and Dong-sik has definitely got that hot DILF energy going on. Except obviously without a kid...as far as I know of thus far. I wish I had a better descriptor than that but my brain is mushed peas right now.

[the-trans-exo]

I'm fucking insane and have an old S8 I keep powered down but test every so often to make sure my 2fa codes are available, and also have my recovery keys printed out, but I would like to clarify

You should not have to fucking do all of this, I'm just weird

theres bikes around the city you can rent but you have to use an app that needs your drivers license. theres buses that drive right to your destination, but if you dont have change you need the app. you can wash your car here if you sign into the app. you can go to the bathroom here you just have to unlock it with the app that needs your location on. you can order at this restaurant if you scan the code and download the app. im losing my freaking mind

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