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taylor.mary
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2d ago
Picked a 20-character passphrase over a 12-character jumble and my whole team hated me for it
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sam_rivera
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3d ago
Password manager vs writing them all in a notebook, which one actually keeps me safer?
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wood.thomas
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5d ago
Warning: paid $60 for a 'VPN' app on the app store and it was just a proxy that sold my data
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caleb_walker6
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6d ago
Shoutout to the guy at Def Con who cracked my luggage lock in 6 seconds
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pat_murray16
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7d ago
A guy on a job site told me my passwords were trash and he was right
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oscarcooper
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11d ago
Showerthought: my neighbor's wifi password was still the default one from the router sticker, and I finally saw why that matters
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lucas498
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12d ago
I finally turned on 2FA after my bank account got hit for $840 in Dallas and I'm mad I waited
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val223
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15d ago
Why does nobody talk about checking the browser padlock on public wifi before typing a password?
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gibson.sean
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19d ago
The IT guy at my dentist's office wrote his password on a sticky note stuck to the monitor
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lee.jake
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21d ago
Vent: my bank's fraud line asked for my SSN before I even said why I was calling
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skyler516
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24d ago
Serious question, hotel lobby wifi vs my own hotspot, which one do you trust less
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wood.thomas
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26d ago
Skip the password manager for your home router, a sticky note in a locked drawer worked better for me
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gavinperez
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1mo ago
A guy at the Columbus library handed me a 'free' USB stick and I want to warn everyone
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mason_ward
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1mo ago
I finally stopped clicking 'remind me later' after my old boss in Dayton gave me one piece of advice back in 2019
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rivera.henry
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1mo ago
Update: The library in my hometown still has the same 2011 security poster up, and it's kind of a problem
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