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After the Twitter oauth process, once I finally get my access_token_key and access_token_secret is it safe to store these in a javascript variable client side?
As far as I can work out nothing can be done with these keys without the consumer_key/consumer_secret?
I believe yes, because anyway client already know about access token on oauth authentication process(as a part of redirected URL).
(And, at the same time, it is always safe to have as little information as possible...)
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I am building an standard MERN application with login, register, authentication, tokens etc and i'm not sure about how to work with Cookies (also using Redux for the auth).
So far i've been using cookie-parser from NodeJS to set the user and jwt cookies when i log in, and to remove them when i logout.
The issue is that i don't know how to read them from the front-end to access the user data to modify the name, mail, password etc
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I am recently having this error when trying to access google (and google only).
Any idea what the problem is?
It's telling you to fix your clock because it looks wrong.
Also try to clear your cache and cookies and try again.
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". ogg" files will not play on my website. The browser displays a 404.3-error. It has probably something to do with the configuration of the server. When I asked the server administrator, he referred to http://blogs.iis.net/bills/archive/2008/03/25/how-to-add-mime-types-with-iis7-web-config.aspx. But thats a guide that is intended for. NET users - and my website are made in classic ASP. How is the solution implemented in classic ASP - is it possible?
See also: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Configuring_servers_for_Ogg_media
You need to use IIS manager, which means you either need a remote desktop connection to your server or you need to get your server admin to do it for you.
Either way, instructions on how to add a mime type are here
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725608(v=ws.10).aspx
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Anybody know how spammer register the users on drupal 6 site? I used on registration page the reCaptcha module, but spammers register users. In logs I have this message "blocked by CAPTCHA module: challenge "reCAPTCHA" (by module "recaptcha"), user answered "reCAPTCHA", but the solution was "1".", from user/register page, spammer use the brutforce or is bug in reCaptcha module.
I have found that spammers manually register. An unfortunate fact of life that has been discussed here before. The best solution that I have found was to compliment reCaptcha with Mollem. The results have been much better.
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Tell me if I'm wrong: LastPass can never see my passwords, because they are encrypted with a key that stays in my own computer?
Then how is it possible that I can use my passwords from another computer?
My only guess is that the key is the password I use to login to LastPass, or at least it is generated based on it, so it is related in some way. So when I login to LastPass from another computer, they key same key is created in that computer.
The key is derived from a password you input. They use PBKDF2 with a user defined number of iterations according to their website.