New ask Hacker News story: Browsers security risk you didn't know
Browsers security risk you didn't know
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As we are in the 4IR being online should be at a point where it is more safer then being on town, that because we now live in the digital era and internet is what we all use to be connected but as we are connected we all share information and information is key to us as well as hackers. Browsers has been there for so many years now, but guess what the passwords are still not yet safe. Most people are not aware that the typed password can actually be viewed easily. Most people think that those asterisks that are hiding what you are typing on the password field are enough to prevent someone from viewing your password but that is actually not true. There are a number of ways to view the password simply by using the browser built-in tool called developers menu where you find tools like element inspector, network monitor. The reason why I mention those two tools is because they are what is used to view the passwords. Luckily BRIWPED has developed a solution to this which is a one stop App solution to protect all your accounts logins. What nice with BRIWPED is that it instantly encrypt your password as soon as you are done typing it or as soon as your browser had supplied with it. This ensures that no one ever sees your actual password and when you click login, it instantly sends you an instant notification to your mobile App. The mobile App allows you to know when there's a login activity to any of your account and you can instantly stop any fraudulent login activity to any of your account instantly. The stopped activity will never be able to access that website login page ever again as BRIWPED burns that activity that was reported fraudulent that because obviously if it wasn't you then someone else was accessing it so that person on that computer will never be able to access or login to that particular website on that computer ever again. You can check BRIWPED on YouTube there are two videos demonstrating BRIWPED live.
2 by BRIWPED | 0 comments on Hacker News.
As we are in the 4IR being online should be at a point where it is more safer then being on town, that because we now live in the digital era and internet is what we all use to be connected but as we are connected we all share information and information is key to us as well as hackers. Browsers has been there for so many years now, but guess what the passwords are still not yet safe. Most people are not aware that the typed password can actually be viewed easily. Most people think that those asterisks that are hiding what you are typing on the password field are enough to prevent someone from viewing your password but that is actually not true. There are a number of ways to view the password simply by using the browser built-in tool called developers menu where you find tools like element inspector, network monitor. The reason why I mention those two tools is because they are what is used to view the passwords. Luckily BRIWPED has developed a solution to this which is a one stop App solution to protect all your accounts logins. What nice with BRIWPED is that it instantly encrypt your password as soon as you are done typing it or as soon as your browser had supplied with it. This ensures that no one ever sees your actual password and when you click login, it instantly sends you an instant notification to your mobile App. The mobile App allows you to know when there's a login activity to any of your account and you can instantly stop any fraudulent login activity to any of your account instantly. The stopped activity will never be able to access that website login page ever again as BRIWPED burns that activity that was reported fraudulent that because obviously if it wasn't you then someone else was accessing it so that person on that computer will never be able to access or login to that particular website on that computer ever again. You can check BRIWPED on YouTube there are two videos demonstrating BRIWPED live.
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