If you need a password change but cannot receive an e-mail, do mail at [email protected]
Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397294 time=1667447503 user_id=346]
You know the industry-standard advice well. Too bad it's very misleading. (Not your fault.)Fuchs said:A strong PW is 20 digits or longer contains Big Letters, smal ones, Numbers and Special Letters like &. It also should not have a logical connection
like:
!Todayisagoodday666!
the pw below is stronger then the above but much harder to remember.
kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d
One has to find the Middle way between strong PW and the risk off forgetting it. As we should be allways abel to acces our hiden life services.
A password like "Green Mimic Convoy Coat Life Why" is also strong. Just as strong as your "kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d". And it's much easier to remember!
(Assuming the words are randomly chosen. I used this password generator: https://passwordcreator.org/commonwords.html)
The strength of a password is calculated by Bⁿ where B is the number of possibilities for each character, and n is the length.
By requiring all those special letters, you increase B. However, increasing n also works. Did you know that "153117066057144157154155077075062067156104127101065144", is just as strong? And it only uses digits! No letters or special characters. Do you want proof? In fact, those digits are your password "kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d", expressed in octal. The information is the same, so the strength is the same. :ugeek:
ah.HP. Hoodedcobra666 said:Recently it has come to our attention that some enemies of JoS have been trying to mostly unsuccessfully hack in to the JoS and user accounts.
These accounts and passes would be from 2020, so if you registered in 2021 or 2022, this does not concern you. But it's a good idea to do this anyway.
They do not have the passwords, but certain encrypted files they got could result in them getting something, with a very low percent of possibility. No matter what we are always transparent and I decided to let everyone know of this.
For that reason, we have set a 15 days baseline on which all users must change their passwords from now on. The platform will automatically ask for this change.
If other problems exist, you can simply use the regular password retrieval process. If you encounter problems, mail at [email protected].
This is to protect your accounts and keep everything safe from user accounts.
You can change slightly, but you must change it. If you save this in your browser, then it will update automatically everytime you change this by you pressing "update". If before end of 2020 and you still have the same password, change to something else entirely.
Generally, the enemy is like vermin. They do not recognize the rights of people to hold any belief they do not agree with. Any rights created for human beings are not recognized for them in anyway.
Like vermin, they will try everything in their power to stop humanity from growing and advancing, forcing everyone to conform to their lizard paradigm.
They were able to get some forum based info from 2020 [The enemy had opened the backdoor for them to do that back then, everyone remembers that certain individuals were removed and these facilitated this].
After the 2019-2020 attacks against the JoS which were focused literally on it's extinction, the situation has become very serious.
Whether or not a company we used to be on was also bribed or tried to facilitate this hack, is unknown. We have long moved from these, yet this goes on to show.
One has seen how even banks and other institutions behave only because jews whine or are their members. They do not treat anything societal or business related as a business, never did. It's all part of an agenda to attack their enemies with.
We try to be totally an open forum, and at the same time be secure, against an enemy with like infinite resources and many idiots. That's not easy, but it's clearly feasible.
As the enemy has infinite resources, we try to do our best and constantly improve our platform.
We will solve this by making mass moves about our infrastructure.
We do not have the unlimited resources they have, but we can as a community if we decide, collectively take care of things.
Since 2020, they have been hitting walls. As they hit walls, they also get more insane.
We constantly recommend people to use proxies or VPN or Tor to get into the forum, for safety reasons if you are an active member.
The reality of the subject is that in 90% of cases, the enemy cannot do anything at all, besides maybe harass people and as we know "mass surveillance". There is no way around this on the internet.
We are doing everything we can, but the internet itself by design is like that.
No matter what we can or cannot do [we try our earnest], if you go around, share your personal information, invite kikes in your house, or who knows what - we can only do that much. In the last years alone, I have reiterated these points again and again.
On the other hand, even with "available" information the average user leaks, they cannot really do anything. But they survey everyone like lunatics.
That doesn't mean they can do anything or can do anything, but they are doing this for their psycho reasons.
The good news is that after 2020, the Forums and sites have been largely immune and we have been making it through with almost no downtime, no attacks passing, everything is sailing forward. We are also working on the back end to keep things safe.
In the close future, we will take more and more steps to ensure user security, anonymity and privacy. But this is gradual, not everything can be done on once.
No matter what we do, you have to also protect your own self as explained above.
They also chose on Samhain to try to troll with this attack. I guess at this Samhain Rabbi Zuccerborg went bankrupt is more damage. Too bad.
This battle against us is on the enemy's leverage and unjust as the enemy has both infinite resources, and many people who do nothing besides trying to pretend they are "Good" by attacking the "Evil" people who want to meditate or advance spiritually and so on.
The fact that we are winning and progressing is a miracle in itself, and they know it. It makes them really bitter and furious, but not much that they can do at this point.
The Truth is out there, as it's drawing to an over for them, it begins for our side.
Lastly, those specifically responsible for this will pay a price that is fitting for anyone who tried to act against Satan's Temple and Satan's people.
We go forward and we get stronger and stronger.
-High Priest Hooded Cobra 666
A dictionary attack is the reverse of a word-based password generator. It reduces the words to numbers. Using that site's table of 9806 words, and my example "Green Mimic Convoy Coat Life Why", a dictionary attack would turn that into "3879, 5479, 1956, 1822, 4993, 9598". There are 6 digits, each with 9806 possibilities. That's 9806⁶ total possibilities, which is 889,101,480,588,360,914,875,456, which is an 80-bit password, which is about 12 random uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.Fuchs said:Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397294 time=1667447503 user_id=346]
You know the industry-standard advice well. Too bad it's very misleading. (Not your fault.)Fuchs said:A strong PW is 20 digits or longer contains Big Letters, smal ones, Numbers and Special Letters like &. It also should not have a logical connection
like:
!Todayisagoodday666!
the pw below is stronger then the above but much harder to remember.
kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d
One has to find the Middle way between strong PW and the risk off forgetting it. As we should be allways abel to acces our hiden life services.
A password like "Green Mimic Convoy Coat Life Why" is also strong. Just as strong as your "kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d". And it's much easier to remember!
(Assuming the words are randomly chosen. I used this password generator: https://passwordcreator.org/commonwords.html)
The strength of a password is calculated by Bⁿ where B is the number of possibilities for each character, and n is the length.
By requiring all those special letters, you increase B. However, increasing n also works. Did you know that "153117066057144157154155077075062067156104127101065144", is just as strong? And it only uses digits! No letters or special characters. Do you want proof? In fact, those digits are your password "kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d", expressed in octal. The information is the same, so the strength is the same. :ugeek:
I´m not an cryptografic expert, I just watched a few theory videos about it, one think I remember was, there is something called dictonary attacks, these make it fare more easy for hackers to hack password-hashes, if the person uses a logical connection or normal words. These dictonary sources are from previous linked hacks, most off the time a summary of most common used words. With this the possibel possibilities are greatly reduced -> less hacking time.
I understand that a number 54 digits can be as save as kO6/dolm?=27nDWA5d but for a password as I did mention it is important that you can remember it there for the shorter the better, but it should be also save.
Smart people can extract the database from PW-generators and create new dictionary attacks. Therefore I do not realy like them/would trust only this for a important service. Maybe add a few randoms special letters to it.
I mean the greater the possibel signs used, the harder it is Numbers+Big+Smal Letters+Specials have the biggest possibel range.
Yes, definitely. People have too many passwords to remember them all, and using a password manage is better than re-using passwords on multiple sites, but the weakness is that, if you get hacked, all your passwords are leaked. A good middle ground is to memorize your most important passwords, like e-mail, Ancient-Forums, etc, and then put the rest in the manager. An e-mail password is extremely valuable because it can often be used for password resets on all your other accounts.Henu the Great said:Password generator (as anything else security related) becomes useless if the computer is remotely controlled, but otherwise, programs such as Keepassxc can be really helpful.
Or pen and paper...Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397845 time=1667688395 user_id=346]
Yes, definitely. People have too many passwords to remember them all, and using a password manage is better than re-using passwords on multiple sites, but the weakness is that, if you get hacked, all your passwords are leaked. A good middle ground is to memorize your most important passwords, like e-mail, Ancient-Forums, etc, and then put the rest in the manager. An e-mail password is extremely valuable because it can often be used for password resets on all your other accounts.Henu the Great said:Password generator (as anything else security related) becomes useless if the computer is remotely controlled, but otherwise, programs such as Keepassxc can be really helpful.
The Gods is how. They try assassinations, black magic and so on. Most of these get dealt with directly by the Gods. Trust me when I talk you they have tried everything possible to shut us down, from infiltration to everything else you can think of.Ludwick said:Wait so let me get this straight, even though we are among what sounds like the greatest enemy the jew has ever faced/is going to face, they're still not using all that advanced hardware against us?Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397041 time=1667336912 user_id=346]
It would be best if everyone changes their password to something new. A tiny change like adding "2" at the end does very little to increase security.
To explain the situation simply, what these enemies have is a one-way encrypted version of the passwords (called a salted hash). A hash is very easy to compute in one direction (Password -> Hash), but impossibly difficult to compute backwards (Hash -> Password). All they can do is rapidly guess passwords for a specific user and try to find one that matches the hash. This is expensive to do, and will fail if you used a strong password. (Hence why nothing serious has happened here since 2020.) However, if successful, they will have your password text, so making a tiny change does very little for your security because they can guess obvious simple changes.
In theory brute force (aka, password guessing but using soft/hardware imo) will guess all passwords eventually, but for some reason didn't bring us down, they have massive resources but can't seem to use them to enough effect for some reason.
I'm aware that there are forces outside of what I see (like the gods I hope) but just to be certain, how are we still here as opposed to rotting in some FEMA/Walmart gulag?
Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397845 time=1667688395 user_id=346]
Yes, definitely. People have too many passwords to remember them all, and using a password manage is better than re-using passwords on multiple sites, but the weakness is that, if you get hacked, all your passwords are leaked. A good middle ground is to memorize your most important passwords, like e-mail, Ancient-Forums, etc, and then put the rest in the manager. An e-mail password is extremely valuable because it can often be used for password resets on all your other accounts.Henu the Great said:Password generator (as anything else security related) becomes useless if the computer is remotely controlled, but otherwise, programs such as Keepassxc can be really helpful.
Writing them down can work too, but I wouldn't just write down the full passwords in plain text. It just seems to be asking for trouble in my opinion. Like suppose a guest comes over and I forgot and left my list out. They could glance at it, and remember some.VoiceofEnki said:Or just write them down on a piece of paper and keep them away from anything digital.
Barring a fire or some other disaster, you'll have your passwords securely stored out of reach of any hacking attempts.
It's what I do with my most important passwords, and other sensitive things like crypto wallet recovery keys and such.
Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=398059 time=1667772456 user_id=346]
But yes, for most people, writing down passwords is (reasonably) fine. It's probably more of a concern for SS living in oppressive countries under threat of a police raid.
Blackdragon666 [JG said:" post_id=397869 time=1667695869 user_id=19170]
The Gods is how. They try assassinations, black magic and so on. Most of these get dealt with directly by the Gods. Trust me when I talk you they have tried everything possible to shut us down, from infiltration to everything else you can think of.Ludwick said:Wait so let me get this straight, even though we are among what sounds like the greatest enemy the jew has ever faced/is going to face, they're still not using all that advanced hardware against us?Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=397041 time=1667336912 user_id=346]
It would be best if everyone changes their password to something new. A tiny change like adding "2" at the end does very little to increase security.
To explain the situation simply, what these enemies have is a one-way encrypted version of the passwords (called a salted hash). A hash is very easy to compute in one direction (Password -> Hash), but impossibly difficult to compute backwards (Hash -> Password). All they can do is rapidly guess passwords for a specific user and try to find one that matches the hash. This is expensive to do, and will fail if you used a strong password. (Hence why nothing serious has happened here since 2020.) However, if successful, they will have your password text, so making a tiny change does very little for your security because they can guess obvious simple changes.
In theory brute force (aka, password guessing but using soft/hardware imo) will guess all passwords eventually, but for some reason didn't bring us down, they have massive resources but can't seem to use them to enough effect for some reason.
I'm aware that there are forces outside of what I see (like the gods I hope) but just to be certain, how are we still here as opposed to rotting in some FEMA/Walmart gulag?
"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Satan