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The 25 Worst Passwords of 2011
Think your password is bad? SplashData has compiled a list of the 25 worst passwords of 2011. Continue reading
Celebrity Twitter Accounts Hacked
Yesterday morning, the Fox News Twitter account posted breaking news that Bill O Riley is gay. To me this is no new news at all but to everyone else this comes as a complete surprise. It turns out that several celebrities have had their Twitter accounts hijacked, accompanied of course by phony posts desecrating their “good” name. Among the victims includes Britney Spears posting about the size of her vagina, Rick Sanchez posting about how high he is on crack... Continue reading
eWallet To Secure Finances For iPhone Users
Need a new reason to leave your wallet at home? eWallet, the software that serves as a password manager and digital wallet, has a version coming to the iPhone and iPod Touch. Word on the street is that the software is finished and ready to launch, awaiting the final word from Apple. With the iPhone 3G within our grasps, the more software released for it, the better. When you already have an iPhone leaving a bulge in your pockets, you’ll... Continue reading
DIY: Portable Password Generator
Just when you thought things couldn’t get nerdier, a DIY project like this comes along. Pass Key is the password generator that is conveniently shaped like a candy bar making it the only portable gadget of its kind that I’ve seen. It generates a 16-digit alphanumeric code as quick as you can press a button. The project takes about two hours to complete and is moderately difficult. For $43 bucks in parts, you won’t find a cheaper hardware-based, portable password... Continue reading
Panasonic IC voice recorder keeps the conversation to yourself
Panasonic Japan has announced today the release of 2 professional IC voice recorders that support for the first time a password security system that prevents unauthorized access to your recordings. Even when transferred to a computer, others will not be able to listen to it unless they have the program, the password or they’re using your computer at first place. Users will be locking the audio file by tying in a password using the jogdial at the side of the... Continue reading
