My Android phone was maliciously hacked and keys on the keyboard were disabled, making it impossible to type passwords. Is this possible to fix? Can I do it? or do you need to be an expert?
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I'm testing WebAuthn (https://webauthn.me) with the intent to implement it in a web portal. However, I need Windows users to be able to use Fingerprint sign in, not just USB Security Key.
When testing from Windows 10/Chrome (latest) I only get the option to use USB Security Key, even though the laptop has a built-in fingerprint reader that is connected to Windows Hello (I can sign into Windows with the fingerprint reader). Also PIN and Password are enabled in Windows hello.
I do not have a USB Security Key device, and have never had one setup with this computer.
However, when I test WebAuthn.me and click the Register button, I am prompted with the options "External security key or built-in sensor" and "Add a new Android phone". When I select the option "External security key or built-in sensor", Windows pops up a modal box asking me to set up my security key:
However, there is no option to use a fingerprint, PIN, or password instead.
Since the fingerprint reader and PIN/Password are integrated into Windows Hello, and actively working, why won't it let me choose any of those options instead of the physical USB Security Key? Is there a parameter in the WebAuthn request that I'm missing or possibly a registry change that needs to be made?
Note that WebAuthn.me works as expected on Android Chrome (option to use Lock Screen as the login method allows fingerprint, code, etc, to be used).
Thanks for any explanation of why Windows would hide the Fingerprint/PIN/Password options and only allow USB Security Key when Windows Hello already knows about the fingerprint reader, PIN and Password as legitimate ways to authenticate the user.
Windows Hello requires RS256 (alg: -257) to be added to the pubKeyCredParams array. Try using https://webauthn.me/debugger which enables this by default.
I have bunch of WiFi names and passwords stored in my mobile but I want to know their passwords without making my mobile as root. Is there any way I can know that.In future, if I added any new password then can I stored them in separate file behind the scene.
I am using google nexus 4.
There is a way, if you can enable ADB (Android Debug Bridge) from the phone settings.
Just you need to do pull the file /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf to your pc. Contains the passwords stored.
Tutorial with the steps: https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-see-a-saved-Wi-Fi-password-on-Android-without-root-privileges
So I am developing a custom keyboard, and I notice that when I test my keyboard on Message app, when I click on the text input area, the keyboard just shows up and did not push the previous chat up which results in the keyboard blocking the latest chats.
If I switch to system keyboard, the previous chats are being pushed up fine, and then I switch to my custom keyboard, sending some texts, all works fine.
I am not sure if this is something that Custom Keyboards have to handle.
Anyone encountered the same issue and maybe have a resolution for this?
Thanks.
I some times am having the same problem ,the third party keyboard should behave the same as system keyboard in that kid of situation. maybe it is because the iOS8 beta is very buggy at the moment.
I have noticed on the E-Gold page a small button called SRK which opens a popup containing a keypad working against keylogger. I am now wondering why this kind of module is not found anywhere else. Is there a reason NOT to use/implement this on our website?
Thank you
Such keyboard can be found on most modern sites, which deals with pin codes (for VISAs and so on), however it can have some problems (like problem with access from mobile devices).
I want to know the type of the mobile keypad whether it is qwerty keypad or normal keypad programatically. And based on this, I have to perform some key events of the mobile. How to get this?
On Nokia devices you can use the com.nokia.keyboard.type system property. More information on the link