Roland Illig

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That looks nice. I first tried to make sense of the seemingly random patterns on the right-hand side until I realized that generating up to 19 bits of randomness per...

Pics, or it didn't happen. :)

https://www.vodafone.de/meinvodafone/account/registrierung/accountdaten > ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3233724/86024118-de5a2b00-ba2c-11ea-8c09-810573f507c7.png) > > Wähl bitte ein Internet-Passwort. So muss es aussehen: mindestens 8 Zeichen, maximal 64 Zeichen lang. Verwende mindestens einen Buchstaben und eine Zahl oder eins dieser...

Here's the same screenshot again, but not as wide as above, so it may be easier readable: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3233724/86010010-25d7bb80-ba1b-11ea-8635-498298071181.png)

Yes, kind of. I am just trying to summarize the findings from the individual sites that are listed on the front page. See also https://github.com/OWASP/ASVS/blob/master/4.0/en/0x11-V2-Authentication.md, which has more reputation than...

My idea to implement this is to do the same that the Go compiler does when it interprets the `./...` special argument. I already had a look at the code...

This looks strange indeed. My first idea is that the function BranchCovTest is in the test code. By default, gobco doesn't instrument any code in `*_test.go`. If that's not the...

I tried to reproduce the problem you described: * empty project * `BranchCovTest` goes into `main.go` * `TestBranchCovTest` goes into `main_test.go` * run `gobco` ~~~text $ gobco ok gobco-24 2.833s...

I'm not sure whether it is a good idea to run `go test` and `gobco` simultaneously, even though I don't know your project setup. Both `go test` and `gobco` take...

Sure, here is the gobco command line to run `go test -test.v -test.count 5 -check.vv`: ~~~shell gobco -test -test.v -test -test.count -test 5 -test -check.vv ~~~ It looks a bit...