The KeePass Thread

[Master Razor]

Just remmeber to update your passwords if you're banned and get another account, or you'll get screwed like I did

Correct but how do they know? If I'm not mistaken, any database has it's passwords encrypted. It is difficult to extract them.
Do they compare hash or what?

[Lucius]

Correct but how do they know? If I'm not mistaken, any database has it's passwords encrypted. It is difficult to extract them.
Do they compare hash or what?

The actual password doesn't exist but its hash does
What give as an idea that there is only one way to get banned because of password using, is to use the exact same password because any slightly change in password generates a very different hash.

[Master Razor]

Any ideea on how to get keepass to recognize windows security prompt (in UAC when requiring permission, or Remote Desktop Connection when needing user and password)? The title says only "Windows Security".

[Lucius]

Any ideea on how to get keepass to recognize windows security prompt (in UAC when requiring permission, or Remote Desktop Connection when needing user and password)? The title says only "Windows Security".

Do you run it as administrator ?

[Master Razor]

I sometimes request permissions from the OS and it prompts me as shown below:
http://www.mtech.edu/cts/images/wire...ws7-3final.png

I want keepass to recognize the title and fill credentials on that window. So far, no wildcard pattern worked on that title: Windows Security. Instead it maches everything else.

[Lucius]

I sometimes request permissions from the OS and it prompts me as shown below:
http://www.mtech.edu/cts/images/wire...ws7-3final.png

I want keepass to recognize the title and fill credentials on that window. So far, no wildcard pattern worked on that title: Windows Security. Instead it maches everything else.

You want to auto type (ctrl+alt+A) to fill you authentication data into fields .. right ?

[Edit]

Did you tried *Security* ?

[Master Razor]

Yes and I've tried custom sequences for specific windows, and used a simple regex selector in the target window box: /^Windows.*Security$/ and it didn't work.

[Lucius]

Yes and I've tried custom sequences for specific windows, and used a simple regex selector in the target window box: /^Windows.*Security$/ and it didn't work.

try just * to see if keepass can detect the window at least.

[Master Razor]

It detects it using * but then again it also pops up at any other login prompt too and I don't want that.

[Lucius]

It detects it using * but then again it also pops up at any other login prompt too and I don't want that.

I was just test keepass if it can detect the window or not , look use a spy++ software to capture the window title maybe this title is not its real one.

[Master Razor]

That's the title allright but I think every window in windows is using it (UAC and permissions crap).
Whatever regex I add, the entry becomes available everywhere.

Last thing I tried is this //(\s?Windows\s?Security\s?)//. I guess that ideea is dead..

[Lucius]

what about [Windows Security]+ OR (Windows Security)

[Master Razor]

It still triggers at every login.

[Master Razor]

Well I fixed the thing by using this simple regex:

//Windows.?Security//

So far, it triggers correctly.

I also added a custom button for opening a website on demand.

Go to Tools > Triggers and add a new trigger, then:
Events Tab
Add application initialized

Actions Tab
Add custom toolbar button
Where:
ID is <alphanumeric>
Name is what will apear instead of an icon (can't add icon)


Next create a new trigger and:
Events Tab
Add custom toolbar button clicked <ID from above>

Actions Tab
Add change trigger on/off state and set to off
Add execute command line /URL and add your link
Add change trigger on/off state and set to on

That's it.

[Master Razor]

Check this out, Lucius. Did you know this?
Additional FAQ - KeePass (Scroll to Can auto-type answer security questions?)
Now we can automatically reset passwords at our convenience