Topic: [NEM] NEM -New Economy Movement - No Envy Movement - Updates+Discussion thread - page 53. (Read 661498 times)

This is Fantastic idea! We need to have this vouchers and exactly in many languages(at least 4 : EN, DE,FR,RU)
Thank You Dear friend for Great Idea!

Another vote for LastPass, I have been using it for over a year. I supplement the security of the master password with two factor authentication in the form of a YubiKey (from Yubico). I feel this brings a high level of security and convenience

KC

to have bit better data, you'd probably have to take longer timespan and divide it by country's population using computers (or at least by population) (results would be REALLY interesting to see)

I've just recently started using Trello and I would like to join the translation group/card. I would like to help with translating everything that is needed into Croatian.
I don't see an option to add myself to the card and I cannot edit/add anything. Also, why are some cards grey and some white? (Still learning Trello).

I have never "lost" a password or ever being hacked and I have been around for years.  Lastpass is perfectly safe as encryption is done locally on computer.  Don't do stupid things like click on executable downloadable from untrusted sources. For extra paranoids, I also recommend something like https://www.malwarebytes.org/


If that makes you happy, be my guest, but that is not good advice. Most humans will never generate more random password than cryptographically secure random generator. Plus for vast majority of people password managers are much safers for several reasons

(1) Users can use unique passwords for each site (very important security step) without having to memorize hundreds of unique passwords. I have over 350 passwords.
(2) The encryption key is derived by key stretching of master password  (thousands of SHA256 operations)  so even if in unlikely scenario vault file  is stolen,  brute force attack would still be very difficult.
(3) The user can enable two factor authentication for extra security
(4) Most password managers have have  some protection against keyloggers (auto fills, two factor authentication, online keypad, one time passwords, etc).
(5) It's easy to backup passwords securely -- losing passwords due to hard drive crash is just bad as getting them stolen.  

The bottom line: Even if a user has very weak master password for password manager, it's highly likely he will still never get hacked. Weak password for Nxt itself means getting hacked immediately 100%

Clip on lastpass security: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_stBixODWf8

Good work @utopianfuture. We should make NEM too good to be ignored. Lets do this.

Use KeePass password manager it works great. It's free and open source. http://keepass.info

Two tips:

To be secured against keyloggers, enable the "Two-channel auto-type obfuscation" checkbox. http://keepass.info/help/v2/autotype_obfuscation.html

When generating a password, enable the "Collect additional entropy" checkbox.

Hi all Nemster, we have 2800 stakeholders. Some are sockpuppets. Some are selling at the first chance they have. But if you decide to stay for a while longer, then let's work to build an awesome community. Let's make NEM a place everyone wants to join in and build up the value of the brand. I am sure we can do that if we work together: developers, writer, marketer, translators, photographers, lawyers, etc. all are welcomed.

I prepared a survey that could help with the planning of marketing and ecosystem infrastructure for NEM and if you decide to stay and help, please fill it out.
   
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1b_8enfEjlP_NtCXlYhUUvcIEgEyhtwgroK9EdWa2vBc/viewform?usp=send_form

This is different from the Swarm list managed by Erkki12. This will be used for a comprehensive strategy that never be seen in the crypto world. (serious).

Blockchain.info's Japanese seems to be reasonable.

We don't plan to use google translate, but rather to use our 3000 stakeholders to help us translate

I created a trello card to keep all our language experts in one place: https://trello.com/c/xFYUmQvT

(feel free to add yourself)

yes, before any language gets added with googletrans/babelfish rather not add it at all. Blockchain.info is HORRIBLE on multilanguage because they used something like this. A software that handles millions of USD shouldn't be made like that!

please add portuguese 

As a note, for the ecosystem sites (like the blockchain explorer), we are planning to support multiple languages at the beginning, like English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese.

We need someone good at French and Spanish right now.

If anyone wants more languages, then please volunteer to help translate. I'd really love to get Russian, Czech, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Thai, Bhutanese, and Nepalese there as well.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/stats/map?dates=2014-05-27+to+2014-06-02

Looking at bitcoin client downloads by country should help us to prioritize languages. Recently Vietnam has been at the top. Maybe because of fears of war with their large neighbor.

I'd like to see language size stats for people with computers.

I think maybe boosting your importance score could be like gamification. We're going to display each account's importance in the client, so that should be interesting for the user.

Yes, google authenticator is nice. But you can't use it with wallets. You can only use it with services!

I've been using Google authenticator for a long time, very convenient. As a backup, I will also registered in my IPHONE and IPAD, lost any of them it doesn't matter

Someone already stated that it is very hard to use google authenticator for a blockchain, if not impossible.

The point being, you can block a login to a centralised service with GA, but not a static login like a privat key.

About NEM wallet logon security, I suggest  just like blockchain Wallet：
1、Wallet ID code
2、Password
3、Google Authenticator
Rather than NXT Wallet, only a secret phrase,Although very long, dozens of character。
In addition, It is easy to remember