linux security pro tip: don't write all your login and passwords in a file named passwords.txt!
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linux security pro tip: don't write all your login and passwords in a file named passwords.txt! it's a very bad practice! name it .passwords.txt, this way it becomes hidden and secure from attackers
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linux security pro tip: don't write all your login and passwords in a file named passwords.txt! it's a very bad practice! name it .passwords.txt, this way it becomes hidden and secure from attackers
@byte
I name it passwords.kdbx, to mislead attackers into believing it's encrypted. Joke's on them. It's still a text file. -
@byte
I name it passwords.kdbx, to mislead attackers into believing it's encrypted. Joke's on them. It's still a text file.@ozzelot .totally_not_passwords.kdbx for maximum security measures -
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