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Passpack & Carley Knobloch at BlogHer 2010

A bit of news while you’re waiting for the mobile release – Passpack will be sponsoring Carley Knobloch of Mothercraft fame at this year’s BlogHer event. For those who didn’t catch it the first time, Carley did an awesome writeup on Passpack a few months back. SO awesome we jumped at the opportunity to have [...]

New Features From the Suggestions Box

While we work on the upcoming mobile release, I thought I’d reach out and ask for your thoughts on a few other ideas from the suggestions forum. Like ‘em? Vote ‘em! Pre-populated Accounts Having a hard time getting staff on-board? This idea is for creating shared accounts for them, from inside your paid administrators account. [...]

Your Suggestions with Uservoice

We’ve switched the Passpack suggestions box to the Uservoice platform. Check it out, you can see the status of your suggestions, as well as converse with us about what’s going on. You can access the forum directly by connecting to Uservoice. Or from the Suggestions & Feature Requests link in the Help Center, or from [...]

Coming Up Next at Passpack: Groups

I’ve been stingy with the blog posts as of late, so I wanted to drop in with some news on what we’ve been up to, and what’s coming up next – Groups & Localization! For the past 5 months or so I’ve been traveling, while Francesco has been preparing some important Passpack changes. Let’s ignore [...]

Tales From the Suggestions Box

As you all know, Passpack has a suggestions box (you do know that right?) where you can vote up the most requested features, or send us your own ideas. Since you won’t get any reply when you leave a suggestion – write into the help center if you need a reply – but here are [...]

This Week In Privacy: July 18, 2009

The Tech Herald Possible Link to Twitter hack – GMail Vulnerable to Password Cracking How was Hacker Croll able to break into accounts that were compromised during the Twitter attack? Here’s a look at a possibility. GottaBeMobile.com GBM Poll: How Often Do You Change Your Password? A look at some common sense tips about passwords [...]

This Week In Privacy: July 11, 2009

Government Computer News With Passwords, Simplicity Can Equal Strength We all know that ‘remembering’ complex passwords can be a bit troublesome, which is why we use password managers, but if you insist on keeping a few passwords to memory you may want to hear these tips. Cleveland.com Tips For Fighting Identity Theft With all the [...]

This Week In Privacy: July 4, 2009

PC Advisor Michael Jackson X-file Scam Steals Passwords It’s no surprise that the death of the King of Pop has brought about a lot of media, but be careful while clicking on the latest links of Michael Jackson stories. Some of them may be password scams. Mail Online So why is the U.S. so eager [...]

This Week In Privacy June 27, 2009

financialadvice.co.uk Who Should Reimburse ID Theft Victims? One in five victims of identity theft are not reimbursed for their losses but who really pays the price of getting your personal information compromised. delaware online To Curb Identity Theft, 10 Tons of Documents Shredded There are many ways to protect yourself against identity theft but here [...]

This Week In Privacy: June 20, 2009

Missoulian.com Bozeman Demands Internet Passwords Job applicants with the city of Bozeman are asking job seekers for the user names and even passwords to Internet social networking or Web groups they belong to. Is this policy going way too far? Thestar.com EBay Enthusiast Shaken By Online Fraud, Tardy Response From Bank Protecting your passwords is vital [...]

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