Word: password
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Though most Harvard websites with secure information require a confidential PIN or other password in addition to the ID, The Crimson has identified a number of online applications—ranging from PharmaCare to network access to mail forwarding—that require nothing more than an ID number and birthday, or ID and last name...
...Gmail is fast, and lets you save your password, unlike Yahoo! mail,” said Timothy H. Wong ’05. “Also, you can reply to a new message without loading a new window. This was a small revolution which astounded...
...concerned that the process by which seniors were notified of the opportunity to vote was flawed. A few days before each round of the election, Director of College Alumni Programs F. Hoopes Wampler sent an e-mail to seniors with a link to the voting website and a personal password...
...encoding prowess. Boeford plagiarized a full page of Evans’s javascript for her final Computer Science 50 project. “Eager” Earl responded with a vengeance, dumping her (hard), carving Boeford’s email password and name on a tree in the Yard, and changing his name to Earl “Dirty Fingers” Smythe...
...cells and helped research other useful information, such as how to use computer models to determine the amount of plastic explosive required to blast through a skyscraper's concrete foundations. Pakistani investigators say Khan used different Internet cafes and relayed coded messages through secure websites that required a numbered password to gain entry. He never used a cell phone and instead made calls to operatives on pay phones...