Passwords, ad infinitum...



  • An idea raised by a co-worker just now:



    Him: "You know the passwords to access the database? Why don't we put them behind a firewall, using a secure webservice to access them. They'd be stored encrypted until they're needed."



    Me: "So, we'd need a password to access the passwords?"



    Him: "Yeah, but you'd store that password in the database!"



    Me: "So, you'd need a password to access the database that contains the password to get to the other passwords.... How are you storing that password?"



    Him: "Oh, f#@* off!"





  • @pnieuwkamp said:

    http://keepass.info/ ?
     

    I don't think you quite get what the OP was talking about.



  • @AngelSL said:

    http://keepass.info/ ?

    I will not be showing him this thread as I can predict his reply...... :-)


    Future Him: "Is there an API for that?"


    Future Me: "Yeah, probably, but it'll need a password securely stored in a database..."



  • @AngelSL said:

    @pnieuwkamp said:

    http://keepass.info/ ?
     

    I don't think you quite get what the OP was talking about.

    I think I do :) Point is, it already exists, and yes, you do need to remember the password for it :P



  •  keepass.info?

     Why would I want to keep ass information?

     



  • @Rootbeer said:

     keepass.info?

     Why would I want to keep ass information?

     

    Because it is dhromed's ass



  • My anus has a strong password, though I guess you can bruteforce it with plenty of parallel dicks.



  • @dhromed said:

    My anus has a strong password, though I guess you can bruteforce it with plenty of parallel dicks.
    Mental note: in the future avoid browsing these forums while simultaneously ingesting food.

     



  • @Zecc said:

    Mental note: in the future avoid browsing these forums while simultaneously ingesting food.
     

    You lol'd, right?

    :D :D :D :D :D D:



  • @dhromed said:

    You lol'd, right?

    :D :D :D :D :D D:

    Lol, nearly choke... same thing, really.

     



  • @MeesterTurner said:

    An idea raised by a co-worker just now:

    Him: "You know the passwords to access the database? Why don't we put them behind a firewall, using a secure webservice to access them. They'd be stored encrypted until they're needed."

    Me: "So, we'd need a password to access the passwords?"

    Him: "Yeah, but you'd store that password in the database!"

    Me: "So, you'd need a password to access the database that contains the password to get to the other passwords.... How are you storing that password?"

    Him: "Oh, f#@* off!"

     

    Yo dogg I heard you like security so we kept your pass behind a pass so you can authenticate while you authenticate!



  • [quote user="Renan "C#" Sousa"]

    @MeesterTurner said:

    An idea raised by a co-worker just now:

    Him: "You know the passwords to access the database? Why don't we put them behind a firewall, using a secure webservice to access them. They'd be stored encrypted until they're needed."

    Me: "So, we'd need a password to access the passwords?"

    Him: "Yeah, but you'd store that password in the database!"

    Me: "So, you'd need a password to access the database that contains the password to get to the other passwords.... How are you storing that password?"

    Him: "Oh, f#@* off!"

     

    Yo dogg I heard you like security so we kept your pass behind a pass so you can authenticate while you authenticate!

    [/quote]

     


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