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[docs] - Mooltipass Project Repository - README.md - Fixing Minor Grammar Issuesthis commit does basically consist of:
these fixes are mostly concerned with:
it is my main goal to help the community to provide:
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| The Mooltipass Mini device is available for purchase <b><a href="https://www.tindie.com/products/stephanelec/mooltipass-mini-offline-password-keeper/">on our Tindie store</a></b>. | ||
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| What is the Mooltipass Project? | ||
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| With time, logins and passwords have become critical elements we need to remember to access the different websites and services we use daily. If we want to achieve good security, each of these credential sets should be unique. | ||
| We therefore created the Mooltipass, a physical password keeper that remembers and encrypts your credentials so you don't have to. With this device, you can generate and safely store long and complex passwords. A personal PIN locked smartcard allows the decryption of your credentials and ensures that only you have access to them. Simply visit a website and the device will ask for your confirmation to enter your credentials when login is required. | ||
| The Mooltipass is a standalone device connected through USB, is completely driver-less and is compatible with all major operating systems on PCs, Macs and Smartphones. It therefore is extremely simple to use our device: | ||
| We, therefore, created the Mooltipass, a physical password keeper that remembers and encrypts your credentials so you don't have to. With this device, you can generate and safely store long and complex passwords. A personal PIN locked smartcard allows the decryption of your credentials and ensures that only you have access to them. Simply visit a website and the device will ask for your confirmation to enter your credentials when login is required. |
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| We therefore created the Mooltipass, a physical password keeper that remembers and encrypts your credentials so you don't have to. With this device, you can generate and safely store long and complex passwords. A personal PIN locked smartcard allows the decryption of your credentials and ensures that only you have access to them. Simply visit a website and the device will ask for your confirmation to enter your credentials when login is required. | ||
| The Mooltipass is a standalone device connected through USB, is completely driver-less and is compatible with all major operating systems on PCs, Macs and Smartphones. It therefore is extremely simple to use our device: | ||
| We, therefore, created the Mooltipass, a physical password keeper that remembers and encrypts your credentials so you don't have to. With this device, you can generate and safely store long and complex passwords. A personal PIN locked smartcard allows the decryption of your credentials and ensures that only you have access to them. Simply visit a website and the device will ask for your confirmation to enter your credentials when login is required. | ||
| The Mooltipass is a standalone device connected to USB, is completely driver-less and is compatible with all major operating systems on PCs, Macs, and Smartphones. It, therefore, is extremely simple to use our device: |
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| A software-based password keeper uses a passphrase to decrypt a credentials database located inside a device (computer, smartphone...). As at a given moment your passphrase and your database are stored inside your device's memory, a malicious program with access to both elements could <b><a href="http://thehackernews.com/2014/11/new-citadel-trojan-targets-your.html">compromise all your passwords at once</a></b>. In some cases, security flaws of software-based solutions can also lead to entire unencrypted databases beeing extracted by <b><a href="http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/27/zero_day_hole_can_pwn_millions_of_lastpass_users_who_visit_a_site">visiting a simple website</a></b>. | ||
| We therefore offer the following advantages: | ||
| A software-based password keeper uses a passphrase to decrypt a credentials database located inside a device (computer, smartphone...). As at a given moment, your passphrase and your database are stored inside your device's memory, a malicious program with access to both elements could <b><a href="http://thehackernews.com/2014/11/new-citadel-trojan-targets-your.html">compromise all your passwords at once</a></b>. In some cases, security flaws of software-based solutions can also lead to entire unencrypted databases being extracted by <b><a href="http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/27/zero_day_hole_can_pwn_millions_of_lastpass_users_who_visit_a_site">visiting a simple website</a></b>. | ||
| We, therefore, offer the following advantages: |
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| Safety is a primary concern for the Mooltipass development team, which is why we offer several **secure** ways to backup your credentials. | ||
| Safety is a primary concern for the Mooltipass development team, which is why we offer several **secure** ways to back up your credentials. |
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This is not about spelling. "Backup" is a noun, "to back up" is a verb. You are using a noun where you should be using a verb. See the 2nd entry here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/backup or this: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/backup#Verb (i.e. "misspelling of back up").
The original poster is right, there is no such thing as "to backup".
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reviews made. please double check. thank you so much. a lot of light and peace for you guys |
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