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chrome://messenger/locale/messengercompose/composeMsgs.properties: |
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> On Saturday 28 November 2009 00:43:48 Dale wrote: |
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>> chrome://messenger/locale/messengercompose/composeMsgs.properties: |
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>>> On Friday 27 November 2009 22:17:15 Dale wrote: |
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>>>> If I have a |
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>>>> system meltdown and lose my password info stored locally, I can get them |
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>>>> back since they are stored on the lostpass server. According to the |
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>>>> site, lostpass can not see or even access any password even if I ask for |
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>>>> them too. |
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>>> And if you believe that, I have a nice bridge for sale you might be |
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>>> interested in ... |
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>> That is what is on the website. It's not me saying that. Thing is, |
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>> there are people in the review section that have done this and they say |
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>> it works well. |
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>> I may try this but only none financial things at first. |
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> Of course it works well - you INSERT a password into a database and SELECT it |
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> out later when you need it. I'd be surprised if it didn't work. |
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> What I find incredible is that people will accept the site's say-so that the |
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> site admins can't read the data. They have not proven anything, merely |
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> asserted something. |
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> The only way to do give that guarantee is to encrypt the data. Which then |
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> needs a key. Someone must keep the key and it's either you or them. If it's |
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> them, they can decrypt the data (same reason as DRM is doomed to failure) and |
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> if it's you - well if you lose the key you lose the data. |
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> Are you telling me that there are people gullible enough to actaully fall for |
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> that one? |
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From what I understand, it is encrypted before you send the password. |
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According to them, they only have info that is encrypted. I haven't |
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visited them to make sure tho. According to the site, if you forget the |
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master password, you're toast. It is not recoverable by the user or by |
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them. |
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It is also on the site somewhere that the Mozilla people have checked |
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into SOME of the code. This is some of the reviews about it: |
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/reviews/display/8542 |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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