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Shared Tags Are On, Also in Bulk Edit Mode

Today we’ve released two long awaited features: the ability to include tags along with the entry sharing and the ability to apply tags in bulk edit mode. As a background: when we first introduced tags, we had considered them as a personal way to organize your data. Technically the Tags data was encrypted separately from [...]

Passpack is not LastPass. We Have a Big Friend

A few weeks ago LastPass had a serious breach of data. I don’t like to talk about the competitors, but this unlucky event generated a lot of articles, concern and fear. It also caused an increase in emails from Passpack users who are seriously concerned about their security and want to understand if what has happened to [...]

Why Masked Passwords Are a Serious Security Hole

Time after time, there are users that ask for the possibility to share “masked passwords” with other people. What is a “masked password”? It is something that you share with another user in a way that allows him to use it (for example for autologin) without actually seeing the password itself. When I respond that [...]

About Automatic Entry Recovery

Passpack keeps backup copies of the last successful saves for each and every entry in your account. This ensures that should an entry ever get corrupted, the system will ask you if you’d like to recover the last useful backup. A glitch in the Internet connection during saving seems to be the only cause identified so [...]

This Week In Privacy: Jan 9, 2009

Wired Weak Password Brings ‘Happiness’ To Twitter Hacker An 18-year-old hacker with a history of celebrity pranks has admitted to Monday’s hijacking of multiple high-profile Twitter accounts, including President-Elect Barack Obama’s, and the official feed for Fox News. TechNewsWorld Will 2009 Be the Year of Multiple Digital Identities? Just days after Twitter was hacked, a [...]

This Week In Privacy: Jan 2, 2009

CNET A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To a Birthday Greeting An interesting take on privacy and revealing a piece of information that most people wouldn’t think twice about when signing up for a new online account. WOAI The 500 Most Common Passwords 1 in 9 people use at least one password from this [...]

This Week In Privacy: Dec 26, 2008

The Olympian Watch Out For ID Theft While Online If you have some gift money burning a hole in your pocket and want to grab online post-Christmas bargains, beware of ID thieves hoping to make you the next victim. ZDNet 5 Security Precautions To Take For The Holiday Break The following last-minute precautions should probably [...]

This Week In Privacy: Dec 19, 2008

Lifehacker Lessons Learned From A Hacked Gmail Account Just as the title says – a few first hand lessons on what to do if you find out your email has been broken into, how to keep your email safe and tips on net security in general. The Register Browsers Fail Password Protection Test Chapin Information [...]

This Week in Privacy: Dec 12, 2008

Ars Technica CDT to Obama: Advent of “the Cloud” Makes Privacy Laws Dated The Center for Democracy and Technology issued a transition outlining measures president-elect Barack Obama should take to restore privacy safeguards… and to promote open discourse and innovation online. Computer Finance The value of Your Stolen Identity: About $120 The going rate for [...]

Shared Host-Proof Hosting

In order to understand how shared host-proof hosting works, we need a quick overview of host-proof hosting – what it is and why it has gained such standing in online privacy matters. The Need For Privacy Online Whenever you send anything over the internet, your data is exposed. The sites you visit, emails you send, [...]

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