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Category Archives: Passpack Security Info

Passpack’s Whitelist…It’s Unanimous

We previously mentioned our thoughts on Passpack and OpenID. The feedback was almost unanimous. You as users all seemed to be opposed to the idea of having a Passpack whitelitst for OpenID providers.
Just for clarity’s sake, the idea only came into our heads because we were trying to keep consistent with level of security we [...]

A Question For Passpack Users With OpenID

We have linked to a few of the common threats OpenID poses and will talk more about them in the future. Now, I’d like to address one in particular, which has inspired this post and brought up a very important issue regarding Passpack’s support of OpenID.
Let’s have a look at the problem…
Here’s What Should Happen:

You [...]

Passpack Security Just As Strong With OpenID

Passpack’s recent announcement of soon becoming an OpenID supporter sparked quite a few questions. One of those questions in particular requires a post to be answered – “How will Passpack support OpenID and at the same time prevent phishing?”
Passpack has always dedicated itself to ensuring full user security and privacy and it always [...]

Host-Proof Hosting

Passpack is built to make sure that not even we can read your passwords. But – how can that be? How does it work?
Folks are often frightened away by reading uninvited technical explanations. They underestimate themselves, hear cryptography and host-proof hosting and think – “oh no, that’s too hard! run – run!”
We have therefore introduced [...]

Auto-login: Under the Hood

This is under-the-hood explanation of how the Autologin button works. The tool is only for Passpack users.
Updated on Aug. 1, 2007

Anti-Phishing Welcome Message

Passpack defined an anti-phishing mechanism which allows you (yes you) make sure you are connected to Passpack, and not to a malicious copycat website.

Password Security & Packing Keys

The first question new Passpack users ask during sign up, without fail, is:
I just chose a User ID and Pass,
why do I need a Packing Key too?

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