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theagarcia
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2mo ago
Two-factor fatigue made me lazy, then a coworker's breach woke me up
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noahward
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2mo ago
Stopped trusting that password strength meter
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baker.phoenix
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2mo ago
Had my email hacked in a Starbucks in Seattle, now I'm paranoid about public wifi
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elizabeth102
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2mo ago
TIL my password manager was the weak link all along, not my passwords
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ryan653
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2mo ago
Hit 100 phishing emails reported in one week, still shocked
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thompson.tyler
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2mo ago
TIL my backup drive was silently corrupting files for 8 months
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jade47
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2mo ago
Vent: the public library printer exposed my full name and email to everyone in line
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rosek73
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2mo ago
Public wifi at the Denver airport is a hacker playground, bring your own hotspot
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olivia573
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2mo ago
Old 2FA method finally gave out on me last Tuesday
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andrew7
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2mo ago
Overheard my neighbor say phishing emails only work on 'dumb people', so I showed him last month's FBI cyber crime report where 3,000 small businesses got hit
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brian_ward55
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2mo ago
Accidentally broke my own password manager by using a sticky note trick
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ellis.diana
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2mo ago
The fake email that almost cost me my login credentials at a coffee shop
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wyatt_chen86
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2mo ago
Just found out my old router had 12 open ports I never knew about
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ninam76
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2mo ago
Company-wide password reset backfired hard at my old job
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eric_carr
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2mo ago
Blew $60 on a password manager that I didn't actually need
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