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As per my understanding of P2SH transactions, the concept of “account balance” does not really exist.
But the fact that 2 out of the 3 users can unlock the corresponding redeem script with their signatures gives them the opportunity to spend the utxo (0.4BTC) of the said P2SH transaction.
Indepenantly, of course they could also spend the utxos of other transactions that had their public key (hash) in their output.
I am currently converting a client booking system I created into a WordPress plugin. It uses the PHPMailer library to send emails. I am using SMTP security to send the emails and thus need the email account and password. I am currently encrypting the passwords in a database and decrypting them when I need them. Everything works fine and I have no problem doing that.
If I were to make this into a plugin that would end up in the repository is this an okay practice? Is there a more secure method? It seems WordPress would like to use their options system for most things.
Also, it seems that I would just have to hope that who is ever using this plugin that their web server has an email service running. Maybe I should allow an option for non SMTP email sending. Although this makes it way more likely it will end up in a spam folder.
The guidelines are not very clear about things like this. I have been programming for years but this is my first WordPress plugin.
Any suggestions or guidance would be much appreciated! Thank you!
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I have an old gmail account don’t remember the password. Have tried the recovery steps still can’t get access. Can someone please help
If I don’t use instagram for a while, and don’t deactivate my account, will instagram deactivate it for me after some period or time, or will they go straight to deletion?
I did read that they may delete accounts that have been not used for a while, but I’m wondering if they first deactivate it and wait a period of time before they delete it.
I am about to sign up for an online school, which is an accredited
statewide online school, and notice that the password they want me to
enter is fully visible on the form. Should I be concern about their
information security?
Not necessarily. Masking the password simply protects it from the prying eyes of someone looking over your shoulder.
The more interesting question is: is the form submitted securely using https ?
The password policy is very outdated and not very smart: “At least 8 characters long and must only contains letters and numbers”. Seriously ? In 2020 ? They effectively enforce poor/less than ideal passwords.
So many sites will insist on at least one special character nowadays (that still doesn’t mean the password policy is sound though).
What this tells me: the designer is not very confident in the ability of the code to handle special characters. Red flag. Old code (legacy) perhaps. Or it is an arbitrary decision, not a technical constraint. Assumption: the developer has no clue. Red flag.
When you think of it, requesting password confirmation becomes pointless in this scenario, since you can see exactly what you typed. The same could be said about the E-mail too. What is the point of frustrating users with double input.
Does a form like this indicates that the way the way the school
protects students’ data is not secure, such as storing password
verbatim rather than something like one-way hash?
Not necessarily but you can’t be sure. You can try the password reminder feature (if there is one) and see if it sends you the original password back. Then it’s bad and you have proof that the password is stored in plain text. However, if you get a link to reset, that does not prove that the password is indeed stored in hashed form. Only a look at the code or the database could confirm this, but we can make educated guesses.
If such forms violate established data security practices, what
document(s) should I refer to the school’s IT people regarding that?
First of all, try to evaluate the scope of the problem. Is https used ? Can you prove that passwords are stored in plain text ? If any of the boxes tick, you can add the poor password policy on top of it. While you are it, you can look at the URL, also after submitting the form and see if it carries bits of data that shouldn’t be there.
I have been noticing this spooky phenomena where the items on my task lists are being updated automatically by the System Account. The fields that are updated are Start and End dates and duration. This happens the next day after a change has been made by a user.
Is there anyway I can stop this from happening? Does anyone know why this happens? I don’t have a Workflow running on the list.
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I have an existing e-mail address (hosted using Exchange) that I use for my Google account (for Calendar and Docs, etc.) and now want to enable e-mail on that account as well. I’ve found information on how to migrate account contents once I’ve enabled e-mail, but it’s not clear from what I’ve found how to enable e-mail in the first place.
Starting from a state where I have an existing Google account for me@abc.xyz (for Calendar and Docs, etc.) with the e-mail address hosted on Exchange, how do I get to a state where me@abc.xyz is hosted fully on my Google account (Mail in addition to Calendar and Docs, etc.)?
(If it matters, the next thing I’ll want to do is “upgrade” to G-Suite with me@abc.xyz as the Super Admin.)
I plan to add (by inviting) some users with @my_company.com e-mail addresses to a G Suite account I’m setting up for my_company.com. The e-mail addresses for those users currently are (a) already associated with Google accounts for Docs, Drive, Calendar, etc. but (b) use Exchange for e-mail.
When such users accept my invitation, will they then have full G Suite accounts including Google e-mail associated with their existing @my_company.com addresses?