🔒 Closed protect yourself from hac kers.

[-cynika_]

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Reference:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2020/04/20/facebook-users-beware-häçkers-just-sold-267-million-of-your-profiles-for-540/

 

[NOOB Was Here]

Thanks To Share hahaha

 

[-cynika_]

walang anuman.

Thanks To Share hahaha

 

[42697262]

Yep, I agree 100% to all these simple information for less savvy people. Although I am going to argue with one: changing your passwords to 12+ characters example since using an outdated way of using passwords is not the best method so far.

Yes, we all know that having more characters to your password having better security but the given example is the worst kind of password to be given. Not only it is memorable to a human person but also annoying to input. Only computers can remember those kind of password.
You don't need these @'s, !'s, and number's switching the letters. A better way to set your password is to make a correct sentence, may it be in English or any other language. Not only it's simple to remember for a human beig, it is also easier to type in the box and harder to crack.
An average English sentence would be around 7 words with 5 letters each. Hence, you can at at least have that average number of characters in your password. Not only that, you will have a special character that is a "period" and "spaces."

"Bayanihan tayo this 2020." is definitely far easier to read, remember, and type than "B@yAn1h@nT@y02020". 25 characters vs 17 characters, you know which one is harder to crack. Computers won't realize the difference between those two even if they have both the same number of characters, but a human does.

Most social media platforms and email services supports "space" as a character. Meaning, you don't have to worry about that. For non-popular-outdated sites, it might not but you can always redact it. You can already guess that I use sentences to all my accounts... Who knows I might use the 10 Commandments next time.

Here's an comic illustation for people who doesn't like reading paragraphs of sentences:

And yes, most importantly that I can't stress it enough, ENABLE 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AT ALL COST! It might be annoying but it will definitely save your ass in the future.

 

[Chuckedoll]

Hirap ng capslock trick ng pw, pero symbols gamit ko ,

 

[-cynika_]

Yep, I agree 100% to all these simple information for less savvy people. Although I am going to argue with one: changing your passwords to 12+ characters example since using an outdated way of using passwords is not the best method so far.

Yes, we all know that having more characters to your password having better security but the given example is the worst kind of password to be given. Not only it is memorable to a human person but also annoying to input. Only computers can remember those kind of password.
You don't need these @'s, !'s, and number's switching the letters. A better way to set your password is to make a correct sentence, may it be in English or any other language. Not only it's simple to remember for a human beig, it is also easier to type in the box and harder to *****.
An average English sentence would be around 7 words with 5 letters each. Hence, you can at at least have that average number of characters in your password. Not only that, you will have a special character that is a "period" and "spaces."

"Bayanihan tayo this 2020." is definitely far easier to read, remember, and type than "B@yAn1h@nT@y02020". 25 characters vs 17 characters, you know which one is harder to *****. Computers won't realize the difference between those two even if they have both the same number of characters, but a human does.

Most social media platforms and email services supports "space" as a character. Meaning, you don't have to worry about that. For non-popular-outdated sites, it might not but you can always redact it. You can already guess that I use sentences to all my accounts... Who knows I might use the 10 Commandments next time.

Here's an comic illustation for people who doesn't like reading paragraphs of sentences:
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And yes, most importantly that I can't stress it enough, ENABLE 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AT ALL COST! It might be annoying but it will definitely save your *** in the future.

yung password ko sa lahat ng account ko "incorrect"

 

[benriee]

Thanks -cynika_

 

[-cynika_]

walang anuman po bye

Thanks -cynika_

sleep na ako.

 

[benriee]

walang anuman po bye

sleep na ako.

ok good night