How to answer (shitty) security questions
I saw this tweet from Paul Barton. And he is right. These are really terrible security questions.
These have to be some of the worst “security” questions I have ever seen! pic.twitter.
John Opdenakker
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Improve your user account security with these simple tips
TL;DR:
1. Inventory your user accounts and remove unused ones
2. Change weak and reused passwords
3. Enable 2FA and make sure you configure backup options
Once in a while you should
When discussions are a waste of time
What might be a benign discussion on Twitter yesterday about password managers triggered me to write this post about a phenomenon that has bothered me for a long time already. So, in short,
Secure password management part 4 - Why password managers are not the best solution for everyone
Do you know how many user accounts you have? Because I use a password manager, I do.
Do you know all sites for which you registered an account? Could you please motivate your
My personal retrospective
I was reflecting a bit about the plans I made for 2019. I think it's useful to evaluate the goals you've set every once in a while. The year