Twitter bug exposed user passwords

tryp4vps · Posted by: tryp4vps - 05-06-2018, 05:07 PM - Forum: General - Replies (14)

In the last few days, I continuously receive email notifications from Twitter alerting me to change the passwords of my Twitter accounts (I have quite many of them).

It is found that Twitter had user passwords written to an internal log in plaintext.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/twitter-sa...plaintext/

The bug had been there for "several months" already. So, apparently all Twitter accounts should be affected by this bug.

If you guys have any Twitter account but still have not received their email notification yet, do go change your password immediately.

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Conan · Posted by: Conan - 05-06-2018, 10:17 AM - Forum: VPS Protection - Replies (11)

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deanhills · Posted by: deanhills - 05-04-2018, 03:13 AM - Forum: General - Replies (8)

I'm just wondering how many members of post4vps are using the myBB alerts system and how you are working with it? Also, are you using a desktop computer or mobile phone to work with the Forum or both?

I only use desktop as I find it much more fun to use it that way. I think the alerts are probably one of the neatest inventions of myBB. When I log in, it's the first place I check and respond to. Once I've checked the alerts I delete them, so that I only have new alerts showing during my next visit to the Forum.

I also like to work through all of the active forums and posts and find the on/off highlighted buttons against the Forums and threads very useful to navigate to and also to check whether I've missed something.

I also like it that the last posts are linked in the right hand column of the Forum. I often use that to navigate to the last posts that have been made. The old fashioned design of myBB is great for me. It's a very user-friendly design for me and makes it very easy to follow posts and to make posts.

So would be great to hear how other members use the Forum and whether your preference is desktop or mobile phone or both.

deanhills · Posted by: deanhills - 05-03-2018, 07:09 PM - Forum: Software - Replies (19)

I've been using Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer for a long while now. Firefox is my main browser with Google Chrome being used at the same time for deep searches that don't require logins.

Tonight I was Googling for an alternative browser and came across Comodo Dragon for the first time. Are there any users out there of Comodo Dragon and can you recommend the use of it? Only concern I have before I download it is that it doesn't automatically make itself the default browser like Opera did when I downloaded it a couple or more years ago. I just want to try out Comodo Dragon to see whether it is as fast and as secure as they say it is. But before I do that I'd like to hear feedback from users in the Forum. Is anyone using it and how does it compare with the main browsers?

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HarisHayat · Posted by: HarisHayat - 04-30-2018, 04:18 PM - Forum: Software - Replies (23)

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HarisHayat · Posted by: HarisHayat - 04-29-2018, 09:35 AM - Forum: Tutorials - Replies (13)

Hello Guys,
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Code:
mv [ old name ] [ new name ]

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Code:
cp [ file or folder ] [ new location or folder ]

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Code:
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passwd

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whoami

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Would like to add something too:

1. Switching user

Code:
su "user"

2. Entering MySQL

Code:
mysql -u "user" -p

3. Adding user

Code:
adduser "user"

4. Changing directory

Code:
cd "directory"

5. Installing packages

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yum (CentOS) / apt-get (Debian) "package"

***************Vuluts's post merged with thread***************
The following commands shared with by us @deanhills
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Great list there thanks for posting it @HarisHayat. Here are some more useful ones:

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Code:
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Code:
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Code:
reboot

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Code:
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