Patrick,
it is far more secure to have the PIK printed and carried in your
wallet
True, unless someone steals your wallet, or you loose it. ...
That's not a problem. The guy who gets your wallet still cannot log in
because he doesn't have your secret Login ID.
That would be true if
On Monday, November 24, 2003, at 05:02 AM, FileMatrix wrote:
That's not a problem. The guy who gets your wallet still cannot log
in
because he doesn't have your secret Login ID.
That would be true if the password could be longer. As it is now,
there are
about 100 millions combinations (users
Drew,
and password combintaions...
That is exactly my problem: the password. Is too short.
PGP encryption at login with Pecunix?
I'll look into that...
Joke:
A hot babe is a secretary at a firm. Her boss thinks to something to
Right! It would be nice for the system to also require the user ID (email
address), and if there are too many failed log-ins (at least 10), the
account could be locked for a day (or so).
Damn, I just realized that's not possible because any idiot could lock any
account by simply trying to
From: Patrick Chkoreff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sunday, November 23, 2003, at 09:53 AM, Katz Global Media wrote:
...
But why use tempest when there are dongles hanging out of the routers
at the
nocs for law enforcement to plug into?
Yes but intercepting a message through a dongle
Sidd,
This is a possibility, but of course that would be easy for a screen
scraper to steal... I will look into this more.
No need, I have a new idea (that works with images). Prepare to...
bedazzled ;) I will make this like a whitepaper.
If any of you FBI, NSA, CIA guys read this list, get
displayed on a CRT monitor. So far, I've never heard this being possible on
a TFT monitor.
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
check out the Kuhn / Anderson paper - google search should locate
it easily.
Monitor buyers should not assume that so-called low-radiation monitors,
or even LCD
No monitor is safe.
Tempest is a Transient Electromagnetic Pulse Emanation signal receiver which
means it is not really being used to pick up monitor radiation (although
possible) but rather your signal eminating from the motherboard/processor
itself which gives much more data than just a
On Sunday, November 23, 2003, at 05:39 AM, FileMatrix wrote:
it is far more secure to have the PIK printed and carried in your
wallet
True, unless someone steals your wallet, or you loose it. ...
That's not a problem. The guy who gets your wallet still cannot log in
because he doesn't have
On Sunday, November 23, 2003, at 09:53 AM, Katz Global Media wrote:
...
But why use tempest when there are dongles hanging out of the routers
at the
nocs for law enforcement to plug into?
Yes but intercepting a message through a dongle doesn't help if the
message is encrypted. Tempest lets
check out the Kuhn / Anderson paper - google search should locate
it easily.
Monitor buyers should not assume that so-called low-radiation monitors,
or even LCD screens, provide any Tempest protection; we found that some
modern TFT-LCD laptop displays give clearer reception than many
Patrick,
But the way Pecunix displays the PIKs makes it difficult if not
impossible to copy and paste them. So maybe Pecunix could also display
each PIK in pure text in a form somewhat like George suggests:
1-a 2-4 3-T 4-u 5-X 6-b 7-Q 8-N 9-e 10-j 11-Y 12-u 13-A 14-m 15-9 16-h
Absolutely!
Dear George,
FileMatrix wrote:
But the way Pecunix displays the PIKs makes it difficult if not
impossible to copy and paste them. So maybe Pecunix could also display
each PIK in pure text in a form somewhat like George suggests:
1-a 2-4 3-T 4-u 5-X 6-b 7-Q 8-N 9-e 10-j 11-Y 12-u 13-A 14-m 15-9
James,
Me either. Email is an insecure medium,
I said a few weeks ago something about a service to check PGP signatures and
at that time I also said about emails not having clickable URLs. If the
currency operator informs the users about never including clickable URLs in
the emails they send,
Sidd,
I just created a Pecunix account. The system is great, it has a lot of
features, and I was intrigued by the way the Turing number became
unnecessary. The difficult part is the login. No way for a beginner to
complete the registration and log-in process.
Here are my suggestions:
1.
Create
I just created a Pecunix account. The system is great
...
No way for a beginner to complete the registration and log-in process.
This seems to be the general consesus of Pecunix. I haven't had a chance
to personally check it out though - hopefully this weekend.
It seems kind of ironic that a
On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 10:44 AM, FileMatrix wrote:
...
Here are my suggestions: ...
Sidd:
George makes some intriguing suggestions here.
But just to focus on one small point for a moment, George mentioned
that he would like the ability to copy and paste his PIKs into an
encrypted
On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 12:24 PM, Viking Coder wrote:
I just created a Pecunix account. The system is great
...
No way for a beginner to complete the registration and log-in process.
This seems to be the general consesus of Pecunix. I haven't had a
chance
to personally check it out
Sidd,
Pecunix is just *too* good to be convenient for heavy users ;o)
By the way, how about adding a routine that calls Open2Exchange to convert
pecunix into e-gold?
It would be a neat extension of the GoldCart Pecunix ... trio and
you's get to collect fees three times (Merchants would just pass
Robert, JP,
Robert B.Z. wrote:
Pecunix is just *too* good to be convenient for heavy users ;o)
That's why we have such excellent automation Robert. I guess I am a
heavy user of Pecunix but I rarely log in to the web interface... It
is all done automatically by my account system backend,
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