annolir · HackerTrans

I'm using something kinda similar to this :) Pre-programmed my YubiKeys with a 'master password' in a safe environment, and using their HMAC signing capability to generate consistent passwords, kinda similar to your algorithm. This makes sure the master password is safe, and that passwords can only be generated one at a time when I press the YubiKey. https://github.com/noliran/ykpass

annolir

7 lat temudiscuss

ykpass (https://github.com/noliran/ykpass) takes another approach at this. It generates unique strong passwords for every website, which are fully restorable without needing constant backups, thus providing a solution for non-U2F websites, which is - honestly - most of the internet at the moment

annolir

7 lat temudiscuss

Aren't NSOs employees as liable as Raytheon, Boeing and Dassault's employees (that is - not at all)?

A company is an organism whose goal is to maximize shareholder value - you can't really blame its executives for doing that. At the end of the day, these companies operate within the confines of the laws - and both the US and Israel have export regulations which clarify what's right and wrong. Isn't that really the issue?

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