| 2025-03-06 |
Response to PRODAFT journalists |
Hello, PRODAFT! Could you clarify where exactly you saw information about a new approach? We had a good laugh, but we decided to set the record straight. We have no issues with Passwordstate (clickstudios.com.au), only recommendations for improving their software, which, to put it mildly, leaves much to be desired. Our post is purely informational. It is intended to help hackers understand the encryption routine in Passwordstate and to warn system administrators about the dangers of using this product. |
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| 2025-03-05 |
Passwordstate weak encryption article |
Some time ago I came across a server running Passwordstate software, which is designed for password storage — something like KeePass, but as a web service for corporations. After examining the database, specifically the "Passwords" table, I became curious about the bytes stored in the "Password" field and how they were encrypted. I proceeded to download all the program files, took a dump of the database, and began analyzing it. |
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| 2025-03-05 |
Welcome |
We are pleased to welcome you to our blog, a dedicated space designed to deliver confidential data leaked due to the dismissive attitude of the companies. Companies that do not wish to cooperate with us will be published here, and as a result, we are forced to ruin their reputation and demonstrate what happens when CEOs and company founders neglect their clients data, disrespect their business, and their employees. All these companies had to do was either invest in data security from the very beginning to prevent our attack or pay us afterward to avoid negative consequences. However, they are so stingy that they prefer to pay twice — through monetary losses from legal battles and, more importantly, through a ruined reputation and a destroyed business. Thank you for joining us on this journey. We look forward to sharing valuable and hidden knowledge with you.
Sincerely, SECP0 Team. |
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