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Passwords are widely used for user authentication and, despite their weaknesses, will likely remain in use in the foreseeable future. As operational security is a subject that is gaining momentum among the public, passwords are getting somewhat stronger. Rainbow tables or brute force based attacks are less and less useful, because both the passwords are improving, and the hashing functions have evolved. But, as complex passwords are harder to remember, we can assume that more and more people use more predictible passwords. Containing personal information, about hobbies, family, etc. We can use tools such as WordHound (https://bitbucket.org/mattinfosec/wordhound) to gather such probable passwords by crawling the always enriching social media. What is needed today is a tool to exploit such data for password cracking. PRINCE was recently released by the Hashcat team with that goal (https://github.com/jsteube/princeprocessor). OMEN+ is a password guesser based on several publications. The algorithm was devised by the Privatics team and the Ruhr University Bochum. It works much like PRINCE, while being quite different fundamentally. It uses Markov models to output password candidates in order of decreasing probability, thus providing faster results.
The goal of the OMEN+ project is to develop a Markov model based tool to analyze the structure of leaked passwords. This tool is able to use personal information to influence the Markov model in order to better fit to a specific target. The tool should be usable on regular desktop machines, so that penetration testers, system administrators, and government agencies can use it. It should be reliable, and easily extensible.
Despite lacking enough personal information to use Omen+ as intended, we can get an idea of how it compares to other tools using large cleartext wordlists. We used Rockyou. Doublons were removed and the list was shuffled then split in two equal parts. We then tried to guess passwords from the second part while using the first part as training set.

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Passwords are widely used for user authentication and , despite their weaknesses , will likely remain in use in the foreseeable future . As operational security is a subject that is gaining momentum among the public , passwords are getting somewhat stronger . Rainbow tables or brute force based attacks are less and less useful , because both the passwords are improving , and the hashing functions have evolved . But , as complex passwords are harder to remember , we can assume that more and more people use more predictible passwords . Containing personal information , about hobbies , family , etc . We can use tools such as WordHound ( https://bitbucket.org/mattinfosec/wordhound ) to gather such probable passwords by crawling the always enriching social media . What is needed today is a tool to exploit such data for password cracking . PRINCE was recently released by the Hashcat team with that goal ( https://github.com/jsteube/princeprocessor ) . OMEN+ is a password guesser based on several publications . The algorithm was devised by the Privatics team and the Ruhr University Bochum . It works much like PRINCE , while being quite different fundamentally . It uses Markov models to output password candidates in order of decreasing probability , thus providing faster results .
 The goal of the OMEN+ project is to develop a Markov model based tool to analyze the structure of leaked passwords . This tool is able to use personal information to influence the Markov model in order to better fit to a specific target . The tool should be usable on regular desktop machines , so that penetration testers , system administrators , and government agencies can use it . It should be reliable , and easily extensible .
 Despite lacking enough personal information to use Omen+ as intended , we can get an idea of how it compares to other tools using large cleartext wordlists . We used Rockyou . Doublons were removed and the list was shuffled then split in two equal parts . We then tried to guess passwords from the second part while using the first part as training set .


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Aerogility’s clients include the world’s leading aviation and aerospace organisations. Every day, those clients face critical decisions that determine the efficient use of their inventory and their staff – and most importantly, the readiness of their fleet. Aerogility software helps them to make very smart decisions, quickly and accurately.
We built a WordPress website for Aerogility that appeals to every kind of potential client. The site explains their software product in enough detail to answer important technical questions but it still encourages prospects to get in touch to find out more.
To go with the web design work, we also look after Aerogility’s software interface and their printed literature needs.

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Aerogility ’s clients include the world ’s leading aviation and aerospace organisations . Every day , those clients face critical decisions that determine the efficient use of their inventory and their staff – and most importantly , the readiness of their fleet . Aerogility software helps them to make very smart decisions , quickly and accurately .
 We built a WordPress website for Aerogility that appeals to every kind of potential client . The site explains their software product in enough detail to answer important technical questions but it still encourages prospects to get in touch to find out more .
 To go with the web design work , we also look after Aerogility ’s software interface and their printed literature needs .


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As we gathered, the teacher instructed each of us to choose a partner. “One of you will be blindfolded and the other will be a guide,” he added. Everything went black as I slipped on the blindfold and allowed my partner to nudge me forward and lead me by the hand. A once-familiar classroom was suddenly a maze of desks and chairs to bump into or trip over. No longer self-reliant, I was utterly dependent on my guide for directions and safety. But the worst was yet to come.
Leaving the classroom, we staggered down the hall. My other senses, once ignored, began to provide clues as to where we were. Laughter and talking meant other students were nearby. We must be in the hall. Ouch! That must be a door. The hard surface under my feet indicated a sidewalk. Automobile sounds fading in and out, suggested we were near a road.
A road? Wait a minute! We’re on a road — with cars? Isn’t that — dangerous?!
“You are now stepping off the curb and onto the highway,” said the teacher. Suddenly, my body lurched out of balance as the ground under my feet dropped eight inches. Imagine eight tiny inches with the power to disrupt everything that was secure in my life. Knowing exactly where I was never seemed to matter before but now details were crucial. How could I take the next step if I didn’t know where that step would lead?
“Stop and listen,” commanded the teacher. I heard the familiar sound of an automobile engine only this time it was getting louder. Alarms in my brain screamed, “You idiot, run. A car is heading straight toward you!” But the sound went safely by, only to be quickly followed by a similar sound from the opposite direction. Again, the voice inside me screamed, “Run!” But again, nothing happened. We removed the blindfolds, rubbed our eyes and found ourselves standing in the middle of a busy hightway with cars whizzing by.
I never before grasped the fear and helplessness that accompanies blindness. This was a terrifying lesson for me.
Is this what God means by spiritual blindness? At first, you think you can manage okay as other senses provide clues; but suddenly something shifts and you are thrown off balance. Alarms in your brain scream out as you sense approaching danger. Your spiritual eyesight now becomes crucial but you seem to be blindfolded. How can you take the next step in life if you cannot see where to place your feet?
Spiritual blindness produce feelings of helplessness and fear. But Psalm One offers hope for the blind.
“Oh, the joys of those who do not follow the advice of the wicked — But they delight in doing everything the Lord wants. (Psalm 1:1) This is not a lighthearted promise of joy as in eating ice cream. This indescribable joy can only come from God. How do we obtain it? We begin to open our spiritual eyes and carefully watch where we place our feet. Don’t search for shortcuts. Rather, begin to look seriously at the reality of our spiritual blindness and the benefits of relying on God’s light.
There are two opposing principles within Psalm One. First is the promise: “They are like trees planted along the riverbank, bearing fruit each season without fail. Their leaves never wither, and in all they do, they prosper.” (1:3) In other words, the storms still exist but God gives strength to withstand and continue bearing fruit?
Second is the warning: “But this is not true of the wicked. They are like worthless chaff, scattered by the wind. They will be condemned at the time of judgment.” (1:4) Most of us would not quickly claim to be spiritual trees but none of us wants to be chaff either. So, what do we do? How can we improve our spiritual eyesight?
Are you struggling with spiritual blindness? Has your equilibrium been knocked around? Are you sensing approaching danger?
Maybe it’s time for a new Light: Who knows exactly where you need to go and can be depended upon to light your way to safety. What are you waiting for? Open your eyes and pray for God’s light to guide your journey.
It sure beats an oncoming car.

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As we gathered , the teacher instructed each of us to choose a partner . “ One of you will be blindfolded and the other will be a guide , ” he added . Everything went black as I slipped on the blindfold and allowed my partner to nudge me forward and lead me by the hand . A once - familiar classroom was suddenly a maze of desks and chairs to bump into or trip over . No longer self - reliant , I was utterly dependent on my guide for directions and safety . But the worst was yet to come .
 Leaving the classroom , we staggered down the hall . My other senses , once ignored , began to provide clues as to where we were . Laughter and talking meant other students were nearby . We must be in the hall . Ouch ! That must be a door . The hard surface under my feet indicated a sidewalk . Automobile sounds fading in and out , suggested we were near a road .
 A road ? Wait a minute ! We ’re on a road — with cars ? Is n’t that — dangerous ? !
 “ You are now stepping off the curb and onto the highway , ” said the teacher . Suddenly , my body lurched out of balance as the ground under my feet dropped eight inches . Imagine eight tiny inches with the power to disrupt everything that was secure in my life . Knowing exactly where I was never seemed to matter before but now details were crucial . How could I take the next step if I did n’t know where that step would lead ?
 “ Stop and listen , ” commanded the teacher . I heard the familiar sound of an automobile engine only this time it was getting louder . Alarms in my brain screamed , “ You idiot , run . A car is heading straight toward you ! ” But the sound went safely by , only to be quickly followed by a similar sound from the opposite direction . Again , the voice inside me screamed , “ Run ! ” But again , nothing happened . We removed the blindfolds , rubbed our eyes and found ourselves standing in the middle of a busy hightway with cars whizzing by .
 I never before grasped the fear and helplessness that accompanies blindness . This was a terrifying lesson for me .
 Is this what God means by spiritual blindness ? At first , you think you can manage okay as other senses provide clues ; but suddenly something shifts and you are thrown off balance . Alarms in your brain scream out as you sense approaching danger . Your spiritual eyesight now becomes crucial but you seem to be blindfolded . How can you take the next step in life if you can not see where to place your feet ?
 Spiritual blindness produce feelings of helplessness and fear . But Psalm One offers hope for the blind .
 “ Oh , the joys of those who do not follow the advice of the wicked — But they delight in doing everything the Lord wants . ( Psalm 1:1 ) This is not a lighthearted promise of joy as in eating ice cream . This indescribable joy can only come from God . How do we obtain it ? We begin to open our spiritual eyes and carefully watch where we place our feet . Do n’t search for shortcuts . Rather , begin to look seriously at the reality of our spiritual blindness and the benefits of relying on God ’s light .
 There are two opposing principles within Psalm One . First is the promise : “ They are like trees planted along the riverbank , bearing fruit each season without fail . Their leaves never wither , and in all they do , they prosper . ” ( 1:3 ) In other words , the storms still exist but God gives strength to withstand and continue bearing fruit ?
 Second is the warning : “ But this is not true of the wicked . They are like worthless chaff , scattered by the wind . They will be condemned at the time of judgment . ” ( 1:4 ) Most of us would not quickly claim to be spiritual trees but none of us wants to be chaff either . So , what do we do ? How can we improve our spiritual eyesight ?
 Are you struggling with spiritual blindness ? Has your equilibrium been knocked around ? Are you sensing approaching danger ?
 Maybe it ’s time for a new Light : Who knows exactly where you need to go and can be depended upon to light your way to safety . What are you waiting for ? Open your eyes and pray for God ’s light to guide your journey .
 It sure beats an oncoming car .


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Rider 2018.3.3 bug-fix update is here!
We’ve just finished polishing one more bug-fix update for Rider 2018.3 release. Install Rider 2018.3.3 and enjoy smoother coding!
Fix for total IDE freeze if SWEA is enabled (RIDER-24120).
Updated plugin for Unity Editor to correctly recognize Rider installed via Toolbox App on macOS (RIDER-24173).
Fix to stop reindexing files on reopening a solution in Rider (RIDER-22652).
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← ReSharper Ultimate 2018.3.3 bug - fix update is released !
 Rider 2018.3.3 bug - fix update is here !
 We ’ve just finished polishing one more bug - fix update for Rider 2018.3 release . Install Rider 2018.3.3 and enjoy smoother coding !
 Fix for total IDE freeze if SWEA is enabled ( RIDER-24120 ) .
 Updated plugin for Unity Editor to correctly recognize Rider installed via Toolbox App on macOS ( RIDER-24173 ) .
 Fix to stop reindexing files on reopening a solution in Rider ( RIDER-22652 ) .
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