Zeno Popovici

How we became better front-end developers

This is a story about things we learned on our journey through the past few years, how…

This is actually bad advice. Advanced password cracking software employ a combination of dictionaries and common phrases. Using written phrases that could be sourced from public sources is bad practice. It actually takes very little time to go trough huge databases (often public domain text sources) when cracking hashes.

After my post went viral, Google responded: “We’re sorry. There’s nothing we can do.”

How Google obliterated my 4 year old Chrome extension featuring 24k+ users