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I'm collecting facebook data using NIFI. Using which processors ( and configurations) and how to modify the query to get more next feeds from the response( Graph API) . I'm getting the first 100 posts and after that a link to the next 100 posts how to manage a dynamic process to get contunually dataflow from facebook.
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Currently, authenticators leveraging the public switched telephone network, including phone- and Short Message Service (SMS)-based one-time passwords (OTPs) are restricted. Other authenticator types may be added as additional threats emerge. Note that, among other requirements, even when using phone- and SMS-based OTPs, the agency also has to verify that the OTP is being directed to a phone and not an IP address, such as with VoIP, as these accounts are not typically protected with multi-factor authentication.
SP 800-63B Section 5.1.1.2 paragraph 9 recommends against the use of composition rules (e.g., requiring lower-case, upper-case, digits, and/or special characters) for memorized secrets. These rules provide less benefit than might be expected because users tend to use predictable methods for satisfying these requirements when imposed (e.g., appending a ! to a memorized secret when required to use a special character). The frustration they often face may also cause them to focus on minimally satisfying the requirements rather than devising a memorable but complex secret. Instead, a blacklist of common passwords prevents subscribers from choosing very common values that would be particularly vulnerable, especially to an online attack.
Overall, it is important to discourage the use of very common passwords, particularly those that are most likely to be tried in an online password guessing attack. Some passwords that meet requirements of common composition rules are in fact quite common (e.g., Password1!) while others that do not meet composition rules are not common at all.
The dictionary, or blacklist, should contain likely common passwords without particular regard to how they are composed. If passwords with repetitive characters meet that criterion, include them. However, as our forthcoming implementation resource center will point out, the blacklist should not include every conceivable password; that is likely to cause user frustration, which often leads to predictable patterns of behavior that attackers are likely to anticipate.
Password managers offer greater security and convenience for the use of passwords to access online services. Greater security is achieved principally through the capability of most password manager applications to generate unique, long, complex, easily changed passwords for all online accounts and the secure encrypted storage of those passwords either through a local or cloud-based vault. Greater convenience is provided by the use of a single master password to access the password vault rather than attempting to memorize different passwords for all accounts. Most password manager applications offer additional capabilities that enhance both convenience and security such as storage of credit card and frequent flyer information and autofill functionality.
The compromise of the master secret to a password vault would require all passwords in the vault to be recreated. However, many password managers today provide two-factor capability and are designed in a way that cloud password services are not able to access the vault, even if compromised. Password managers contain much information that is valuable to cyber criminals, making them high-value targets, so securing these vaults is essential.
NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-63B provides requirements, recommendations, and guidance for the use of memorized secrets (i.e., PINs, passwords) in authentication of digital identity. This guidance for memorized secrets is exclusively for human users. Specific guidance on memorized secrets for users and verifiers is contained in SP 800-63B Section 5.1.1. Memorized secret usability considerations (including password complexity and password change rules) are presented in Section 10.2.1. Also, SP 800-63B Appendix A, Strength of Memorized Secrets, provides additional guidance and explanation for the use of memorized secrets as an authenticator for digital identity.
Self-serve password reset requires authentication of the account owner (subscriber) in order to reset the password. Response to sets of knowledge-based questions is a form of knowledge-based authentication (KBA), and is not allowed to be used as described in FAQ B07 above and SP 800-63-3 Section 4.3.1:
If you are working with enrollments in user accounts, do note that the enrollment token handling is now separate from reset password token. The token is now under services.password.enroll, so adjust your code accordingly if you use it.
Lots of internal calls to Meteor.user() without field specifiers in accounts-base andaccounts-password packages have been optimized with explicit field selectors to onlythe fields needed by the functions they are in.Issue #10469
The accounts-ui-unstyled package has been updated to use and tags with its login/signup form, instead of 's. Thischange helps browser's notice login/signup requests, allowing them totrigger their "remember your login/password" functionality.
accounts-password now uses example.com as a default "from" address insteadof meteor.com. This change could break account-related e-mail notifications(forgot password, activation, etc.) for applications which do not properlyconfigure a "from" domain since e-mail providers will often reject mail sentfrom example.com. Ensure that Accounts.emailTemplates.from is set to aproper domain in all applications.PR #8760
The accounts-facebook and facebook-oauth packages have been updated touse the v2.9 of the Facebook Graph API for the Login Dialog since the v2.2version will be deprecated by Facebook in July. There shouldn't be a problemregardless since Facebook simply rolls over to the next active version(v2.3, in this case) however this should assist in avoiding deprecationwarnings and should enable any new functionality which has become available.PR #8858
Installing plugins from the local filesystem is now supported using file://URLs, which should make developing your own plugins more convenient. It isalso needed as a temporary workaround for using the Facebook plugin.Relative references are interpreted relative to the Meteor project directory.(As an example,meteor add cordova:phonegap-facebook-plugin file://../phonegap-facebook-pluginwould attempt to install the plugin from the same directory you Meteor projectdirectory is located in.)
The accounts-password Accounts.emailTemplates can now specify arbitraryemail headers. The from address can now be set separately on theindividual templates, and is a function there rather than a staticstring. #2858 #2854
Switch accounts-password to use bcrypt to store passwords on theserver. (Previous versions of Meteor used a protocol called SRP.)Users will be transparently transitioned when they log in. Thistransition is one-way, so you cannot downgrade a production app onceyou upgrade to 0.8.2. If you are maintaining an authenticating DDPclient:
Separate OAuth flow logic from Accounts into separate packages. Thefacebook, github, google, meetup, twitter, and weibopackages can be used to perform an OAuth exchange without creating anaccount and logging in. #1024
Alex Holden, the founder and chief information security officer of Hold Security, told the Times that most of the sites hit by the Russian hackers are still vulnerable to further break-ins. Besides filching 1.2 billion online passwords, the hackers also have amassed 500 million email addresses that could help them engineer other crimes, according to Hold Security.
We are continually improving the security of our service. As part of this effort, we have deprecated the Legacy Lock API, which consists of the /usernamepassword/login and /ssodata endpoints. These endpoints are used by Lock.js v8, v9, and v10 and Auth0.js, v6, v7, and v8, and can also be called directly from applications.
If you are currently implementing login in your application with Lock v8, v9, or v10, or Auth0.js v6, v7, or v8, you are affected by these changes. Additionally, you are affected if your application calls the /usernamepassword/login or /ssodata endpoints directly via the API.
Prior to 01 February 2017, Auth0's password reset flow allowed a user to enter their email and a new password. This triggered a confirmation email that to be sent to the user asking them to confirm that they requested a password reset.
Lock version 9 and above uses the new password reset flow exclusively. Lock 8 and below does not handle the new password reset flow. We strongly recommend upgrading to Lock 9 or greater as soon as possible.
Even if you are not using Lock, the vulnerable reset flow can be accessed directly through the API. (See the /dbconnections/change_password endpoint for details.) Auth0 strongly encourages you to change any app using the current flow to move immediately to the new reset flow and enable this migration.
Amasty repository is a private one. To access the purchased modules, access keys are required. The customer will be asked for a login (Public Key) and password (Private Key) when trying to install the package from the Amasty Composer repository for the first time.
Please Note: It is good to get in the habit of changing default passwords after you have logged in. But do not forget it because Indeni support cannot reset or recover your password after it has been changed. If this happens, please see the following thread on how to reset your admin password in askubuntu.com.
If you specify a trust keystore using the -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAkeystore command-line argument and the keystore type is PKCS12, then a password is required. You can specify the password using the -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAkeystorePassPhrase system property. The password is not necessary for JKS keystores. See SSL in Command Reference for Oracle WebLogic Server.
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Facebook Hack Password V2.1.2 Activation Key
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Currently, authenticators leveraging the public switched telephone network, including phone- and Short Message Service (SMS)-based one-time passwords (OTPs) are restricted. Other authenticator types may be added as additional threats emerge. Note that, among other requirements, even when using phone- and SMS-based OTPs, the agency also has to verify that the OTP is being directed to a phone and not an IP address, such as with VoIP, as these accounts are not typically protected with multi-factor authentication.
SP 800-63B Section 5.1.1.2 paragraph 9 recommends against the use of composition rules (e.g., requiring lower-case, upper-case, digits, and/or special characters) for memorized secrets. These rules provide less benefit than might be expected because users tend to use predictable methods for satisfying these requirements when imposed (e.g., appending a ! to a memorized secret when required to use a special character). The frustration they often face may also cause them to focus on minimally satisfying the requirements rather than devising a memorable but complex secret. Instead, a blacklist of common passwords prevents subscribers from choosing very common values that would be particularly vulnerable, especially to an online attack.
Overall, it is important to discourage the use of very common passwords, particularly those that are most likely to be tried in an online password guessing attack. Some passwords that meet requirements of common composition rules are in fact quite common (e.g., Password1!) while others that do not meet composition rules are not common at all.
The dictionary, or blacklist, should contain likely common passwords without particular regard to how they are composed. If passwords with repetitive characters meet that criterion, include them. However, as our forthcoming implementation resource center will point out, the blacklist should not include every conceivable password; that is likely to cause user frustration, which often leads to predictable patterns of behavior that attackers are likely to anticipate.
Password managers offer greater security and convenience for the use of passwords to access online services. Greater security is achieved principally through the capability of most password manager applications to generate unique, long, complex, easily changed passwords for all online accounts and the secure encrypted storage of those passwords either through a local or cloud-based vault. Greater convenience is provided by the use of a single master password to access the password vault rather than attempting to memorize different passwords for all accounts. Most password manager applications offer additional capabilities that enhance both convenience and security such as storage of credit card and frequent flyer information and autofill functionality.
The compromise of the master secret to a password vault would require all passwords in the vault to be recreated. However, many password managers today provide two-factor capability and are designed in a way that cloud password services are not able to access the vault, even if compromised. Password managers contain much information that is valuable to cyber criminals, making them high-value targets, so securing these vaults is essential.
NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-63B provides requirements, recommendations, and guidance for the use of memorized secrets (i.e., PINs, passwords) in authentication of digital identity. This guidance for memorized secrets is exclusively for human users. Specific guidance on memorized secrets for users and verifiers is contained in SP 800-63B Section 5.1.1. Memorized secret usability considerations (including password complexity and password change rules) are presented in Section 10.2.1. Also, SP 800-63B Appendix A, Strength of Memorized Secrets, provides additional guidance and explanation for the use of memorized secrets as an authenticator for digital identity.
Self-serve password reset requires authentication of the account owner (subscriber) in order to reset the password. Response to sets of knowledge-based questions is a form of knowledge-based authentication (KBA), and is not allowed to be used as described in FAQ B07 above and SP 800-63-3 Section 4.3.1:
If you are working with enrollments in user accounts, do note that the enrollment token handling is now separate from reset password token. The token is now under services.password.enroll, so adjust your code accordingly if you use it.
Lots of internal calls to Meteor.user() without field specifiers in accounts-base andaccounts-password packages have been optimized with explicit field selectors to onlythe fields needed by the functions they are in.Issue #10469
The accounts-ui-unstyled package has been updated to use and tags with its login/signup form, instead of 's. Thischange helps browser's notice login/signup requests, allowing them totrigger their "remember your login/password" functionality.
accounts-password now uses example.com as a default "from" address insteadof meteor.com. This change could break account-related e-mail notifications(forgot password, activation, etc.) for applications which do not properlyconfigure a "from" domain since e-mail providers will often reject mail sentfrom example.com. Ensure that Accounts.emailTemplates.from is set to aproper domain in all applications.PR #8760
The accounts-facebook and facebook-oauth packages have been updated touse the v2.9 of the Facebook Graph API for the Login Dialog since the v2.2version will be deprecated by Facebook in July. There shouldn't be a problemregardless since Facebook simply rolls over to the next active version(v2.3, in this case) however this should assist in avoiding deprecationwarnings and should enable any new functionality which has become available.PR #8858
Installing plugins from the local filesystem is now supported using file://URLs, which should make developing your own plugins more convenient. It isalso needed as a temporary workaround for using the Facebook plugin.Relative references are interpreted relative to the Meteor project directory.(As an example,meteor add cordova:phonegap-facebook-plugin file://../phonegap-facebook-pluginwould attempt to install the plugin from the same directory you Meteor projectdirectory is located in.)
The accounts-password Accounts.emailTemplates can now specify arbitraryemail headers. The from address can now be set separately on theindividual templates, and is a function there rather than a staticstring. #2858 #2854
Switch accounts-password to use bcrypt to store passwords on theserver. (Previous versions of Meteor used a protocol called SRP.)Users will be transparently transitioned when they log in. Thistransition is one-way, so you cannot downgrade a production app onceyou upgrade to 0.8.2. If you are maintaining an authenticating DDPclient:
Separate OAuth flow logic from Accounts into separate packages. Thefacebook, github, google, meetup, twitter, and weibopackages can be used to perform an OAuth exchange without creating anaccount and logging in. #1024
Alex Holden, the founder and chief information security officer of Hold Security, told the Times that most of the sites hit by the Russian hackers are still vulnerable to further break-ins. Besides filching 1.2 billion online passwords, the hackers also have amassed 500 million email addresses that could help them engineer other crimes, according to Hold Security.
We are continually improving the security of our service. As part of this effort, we have deprecated the Legacy Lock API, which consists of the /usernamepassword/login and /ssodata endpoints. These endpoints are used by Lock.js v8, v9, and v10 and Auth0.js, v6, v7, and v8, and can also be called directly from applications.
If you are currently implementing login in your application with Lock v8, v9, or v10, or Auth0.js v6, v7, or v8, you are affected by these changes. Additionally, you are affected if your application calls the /usernamepassword/login or /ssodata endpoints directly via the API.
Prior to 01 February 2017, Auth0's password reset flow allowed a user to enter their email and a new password. This triggered a confirmation email that to be sent to the user asking them to confirm that they requested a password reset.
Lock version 9 and above uses the new password reset flow exclusively. Lock 8 and below does not handle the new password reset flow. We strongly recommend upgrading to Lock 9 or greater as soon as possible.
Even if you are not using Lock, the vulnerable reset flow can be accessed directly through the API. (See the /dbconnections/change_password endpoint for details.) Auth0 strongly encourages you to change any app using the current flow to move immediately to the new reset flow and enable this migration.
Amasty repository is a private one. To access the purchased modules, access keys are required. The customer will be asked for a login (Public Key) and password (Private Key) when trying to install the package from the Amasty Composer repository for the first time.
Please Note: It is good to get in the habit of changing default passwords after you have logged in. But do not forget it because Indeni support cannot reset or recover your password after it has been changed. If this happens, please see the following thread on how to reset your admin password in askubuntu.com.
If you specify a trust keystore using the -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAkeystore command-line argument and the keystore type is PKCS12, then a password is required. You can specify the password using the -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAkeystorePassPhrase system property. The password is not necessary for JKS keystores. See SSL in Command Reference for Oracle WebLogic Server.
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