Homebrew PeggleCrew Hijacking /r/3dshacks Subreddit

[The Real Jdbye]

I have a txt that contains all my random character passwords and a 19 digit password on the zip. None of the random passwords are labeled.
FITE ME

What if you lose the ZIP?

...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Remember kids, don't use your browser's built in password saver.

Fuck that. I get hacked every two months but it's never due to my web browser saving passwords, websites just get hacked all the damn time and many of them don't even use hashed passwords (and you never know which ones do and which ones don't)
I'm just signed up to way too many websites/services. Most recently TeamViewer got hacked, I haven't used it since but that doesn't mean they don't have my password already and are going to try it on other sites I might be registered on.
I'm not dumb enough to actually get malware on my PC and not notice.

 

[chaoskagami]

What if you lose the ZIP?

The idea of crypto is to keep things secure if you lose control over them or somebody else obtains them somehow. I don't see the issue.

 

[Joel16]

More like 'script kiddies.'

I was gonna say that hahaha

 

[A_Random_Guy]

/r/WiiUhacks was also hacked iirc

Hacked by the same 'script kiddies'

 

[KaduPSE]

Storing your password is often not the problem, the problem really is using the same weak password for all services. And even a strong one, if used in all your accounts, gets weak. That's because big services often get hacked and a list of passwords is dumped, from that list a hacker can try the same password for your other accounts, if he gets to your email he could even reset your password on other sites.

https://haveibeenpwned.com/

 

[theskipster]

Apparently a moderator was using th password "hunter2" which is a pretty weak password. He has since changed it.

 

[BurningDesire]

Wait there was a sub reddit.