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kelly153
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9h ago
Hot take: that 'Microsoft support' call my dad got last Tuesday was the most convincing scam I've heard yet
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oscar_ellis
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2d ago
Dropped $300 on a hardware key for my parents and it saved them from a fake bank call
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coray70
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5d ago
I finally turned on 2FA after my bank account got hit for $1,800, and I wish I'd picked the app years sooner
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drew_park
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7d ago
My crew laptop got hit with ransomware on a Tuesday and we paid $400 to get 3 years of family photos back
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nora_dixon
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7d ago
I finally listened to my old IT guy about password managers and ate my own words
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morgan_ramirez
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9d ago
PSA: that 'change your password every 90 days' rule is finally dead, and the reason is funny
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kai_park
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9d ago
Showerthought: my old Norton CDs from 2004 did more for me than most of my current security stack
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linda500
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10d ago
Found out my home router was handing out a weird DNS address, and the fix was a sticker on the bottom
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margaretm23
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10d ago
Paid $40 for a hardware key and it locked me out of my own laptop for 3 days
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skyler43
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11d ago
Rant: Got hit with a phishing email so good I almost clicked, and now I can't decide if my security training is working or not
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grant_hart
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13d ago
The IT guy at my old job told me my password was 'cute' and I still think about it
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alice336
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15d ago
PSA: I caught 3 phishing emails last month just by hovering over the link before clicking
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paul251
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17d ago
Unpopular opinion: a 20 character passphrase beats a random 12 character password, and my login logs from 3 months of testing prove it
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thea857
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18d ago
Thought client-side scanning was a dealbreaker until a pen tester in Tampa showed me his log
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black.pat
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19d ago
PSA: A guy at a coffee shop in Boise asked to 'borrow my charger' and plugged in a USB stick instead
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