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NetworkNewb

Wow lol

JDMurray

OK, I'm gonna guess that Infosec_Sam's account password was guessed by a spammer.

paul78

I actually really enjoyed reading all the customer reviews.

It does kinda raise the question of the effectiveness of steganography. In theory - for hiding small bits of information, it could be a practical technique. Although, using this method that's others know about kinda defeats the technique.

NetworkNewb

JDMurray said:

OK, I'm gonna guess that Infosec_Sam's account password was guessed by a spammer.

I think someone may have found his cat book

cyberguypr

I'm going with account hacked or slow day at the office

Infosec_Sam

No account compromise - I'm just practicing for the day I make it big as a writer for those cheesy "As Seen on TV" infomercials!

thomas_

I actually think passwords stored on paper might be more secure than passwords stored in a password manager depending on who you are worried about gaining access.