kde module implemented to steal credentials stored in KWallet #11
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2- Print the error when an error occurs in the Gnome Keyring module
I have replaced the picture, which list tools, by a markdown table. I think it will be more easy to add entries in this markdown table than in a excel :)
Picture, which list tools, by a markdown table
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kde module implemented to steal credentials stored in KWallet Former-commit-id: 99bd258926c6bcfac96cf1dc8b07986e38fa900b [formerly a9079c7] Former-commit-id: ab207da9d498eb8d84c8a57b71b669e445762a15
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New module (kde) implemented to steal credentials stored in KWallet (Linux).
The following command should be used to install kde4 in Ubuntu:
For information, KUbuntu 14.04.2 LTS has been used to test this module.
The Linux standalone version has not been created and tested.