Oh yes Aegis Authenticator. Its so essential, I forgot. Plus Bitwarden Passwordmanager
Tool to bypass YouTube security measures allowing users to illegally download our copyrighted content.
Are there really security measures to avoid downloading youtube videos?
Complaint (Lumen): https://lumendatabase.org/notices/34149383#
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I was able to get Mullvad and TOR to play nicely together, I couldn't at first until a reboot I hadn't noticed I had forgotten to reboot at the time.
Are you routing your Mullvad Browser traffic through TOR?
Ah, I understand. But couldn't you just implement the unpredictable colors, you are trying to achive client-side, without hashing, say random order of colors?
Edit: Or do you want to implement this server-side?
Ah, I see. I was using Thunder, every username has the same format (username only, no @ after or in front). True for the website though.
The full user adress should suffice for the hash, because there is only one hyacinth@feddit.de, for example.
Also, do you really need a hash? Isn't there a simpler alternative, developing an app?
I don't know how it looks like with display names, but I am pretty sure same happens when the user is on your instance.
Do you mean Mullvad VPN or the browser?
Edit (Update/Correction):
It looks like I was very likely wrong (a good thing in this case!).
According to this entry in the official Bitwarden Help Center bitwarden[.]net is official too!
Its still weired that the login failed multiple times and bitwarden[.]net doesn't redirect to the homepage, as the other official domains do, and so on.
Nonetheless, all seems to be fine, gladly. Thanks for your input.
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I've tried to log into Bitwarden and used vault.bitwarden[.]net, it failed. Also, this page is the only one on this domain (nothing on bitwarden[.]net) and the SSL Certificate differs.
vault.bitwarden.com (and bitwarden.com) behaves as expected.
I think I've actually used a phishing site. 2FA probably safed me pretty hard. Changed creds.
Fell up the stairs. Had to visit a hospital, got a splint.