Apple Password Manager Resources the first open source

Η δημοσίευσε σήμερα ένα σύνολο εργαλείων και πόρων για να βοηθήσει τους προγραμματιστές -(and other applications) to create strong passwords.

The new tools, collectively called Password Manager Resources, are open sourced on GitHub from today for all interested parties. Apple says the new tools are primarily intended to help password-management application developers (password managers) to create better applications for users.

Apple said that it released these tools to address a long-standing issue with password management applications affecting users across its operating systems and not just macOS and iOS.

The problem is that while password managers create unique and strong passwords, many times these they are not compatible with the websites for which they are created.

Users who encounter such errors when generating a random password often end up choosing one of their own, which is often ς και λιγότερο ασφαλής από αυτόν που δημιουργείται από την password management.

Apple tools include lists password selection rules for many of the most popular sites today.

Apple says password managers who use its list of rules will start creating passwords that are strong and unique, but also compatible with the websites for which they are used.

In addition, Apple also published a list of websites that share login credentials with each other, a list that the company hopes will "make suggestions of completing the password more useful.”

In addition, Apple has shared a list of website URLs where users are redirected (currently) to change their passwords. Apple says this list will be very useful for password developers in case they find a weak password and want to take users directly to the password change page.

Apple said today that open source password management resources, because password managers want to incorporate these rules, but also contribute to the project with their own image on this issue, for the general benefit of user security .

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