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[esourceful]

Password Tip

🚫 Don't make it easy! Your name and birthdate won't cut it anymore. Take control of your security today.

[abhedit]

How to know that your data is hacked ?

[lovelypol]

"2024-2033: Transforming Security with Password Management Solutions"

Password Management has become crucial in a world where cybersecurity threats are ever-evolving. With the rise of sophisticated hacks and data breaches, password management tools help users generate, store, and autofill strong passwords across multiple platforms securely. From businesses safeguarding sensitive information to individuals protecting personal data, these solutions are key to enhancing security while simplifying access. Password managers ensure that your digital presence remains safe without the hassle of remembering multiple credentials.

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[smartiosdev]

Password Tracker & Manager

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Password Tracker & Manager remembers all your password for you and keeps all the passwords safe and secure in your device. It is a powerful creator of passwords that will ward off hackers and keep your treasured information safe. 

[zoya-thinks]

Passwords are critical to your safety. Take whatever it costs to manage them well! Despite all their weaknesses, it’s as if passwords will stay for the foreseeable future. These are a few steps people can go for strengthening their passwords so it’s less likely hackers can burgle their accounts.

[indivtech]

How to get rid of hackers?

Introduction

Hackers are the major threats in this digitalized world where we use to keep secrets in digital encryption tools or software. When we use to think about a hacker we visualize a person with a black jacket with a black hoodie. Sometimes with a jocker mask, sometimes the face is totally covered by the hoodie. So before proceeding with the main topic I want to dissolve this concept from your head.

All the hackers are not at all bad. Some of the hackers use to prohibit the bad activities made by unethical hackers. Yes, I know a new term has been added, "unethical". Now there are two types of hackers. Ethical hackers They are the hackers who are the good people, who use to inhibit the actions taken by the unethical ones. They even use to work for the government also. Unethical hackers They are terrible hackers who use to hack for bad influences, protests, or with a random bad intention. Hacking is typically technical in nature. But hackers can also use psychology to trick the user into clicking on a malicious attachment by creating some attractive disguise. These tactics are called “social engineering.” Besides social engineering and malvertising, the common hacking technique includes: - Botnets - Browser hijacks - Denial of service (DDoS) attacks - Ransomware - Rootkits - Trojans - Viruses - Worms

Hacking prevention

If there's any tendency or probability of being hacked by the hackers and then you should prepare yourself with several procedures given below - Anti-malware protection

First, download a reliable anti-malware app, which can detect and neutralize malware and block connections to malicious phishing websites. Whether you're on Windows, Android, a Mac, an iPhone, or a business network, we recommend the layered protection of Malwarebytes for Windows, Malwarebytes for Mac, Malwarebytes for Android, Malwarebytes for Chromebook, Malwarebytes for iOS, and Malwarebytes business products. Be careful with apps

Second, download phone apps only from legitimate marketplaces that inspect themselves for malware-carrying apps, such as Google Play and Amazon Appstore. Every time you download an app, check the ratings and reviews first. If it has a low rating and a low number of downloads, it is best to avoid that app. Protect your info

Know that no bank or online payment system will ever ask you for your login credentials, social security number, or credit card numbers by means of email. Update your software

Whether you're on your phone or a computer, make sure your operating system remains updated. And update your other resident software as well. Browse carefully

Avoid visiting unsafe websites, and never download unverified attachments or click on links in unfamiliar emails. You can also use Malwarebytes Browser Guard for safer browsing. Password safety

All the above is basic hygiene, and always a good idea. But the bad guys are forever looking for a new way into your system. If a hacker discovers one of the passwords that you use for multiple services, they have apps that can breach your other accounts. So make your passwords long and complicated, avoid using the same one for different versions, and instead use a password manager because the value of even a single hacked email account can rain disaster down on you.

Conclusion

The basic hype about hackers is worthy. They can disturb you a lot. If you're being casual about hackers, you're doing a big mistake. So be sure to take enough prevention measures to stay away from hackers. More Articles Read the full article

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How to Create a Strong Password | SAFER INTERNET DAY Password Checkup TOOL

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10 Password Protection Tips

[midriverscommunications-blog]

Password Safety: It's a question we all struggle to find the answer to. How can you create a strong password and still remember it? Here are some password safety tips to help you create secure passwords that are easy to remember! First, a strong password should have a minimum of 12 characters and include a mix of numbers, symbols, capital letters, and lower case letters. You should always try to stay away from common dictionary words or words that go well together and it is best to stay away from common substitutions such as h0use or $wim. Some hacks to remember a strong password include thinking of a memorable sentence or sentences and then make it into a password. For example, “I got my first dog when I was 10, she was named Daisey. She was a yellow lab.” Then the password would be, “IgmfdwIw10,swnD.Swayl.” This is a very strong password but easy to remember since it is memorable to you! Another hack is to use a passphrase. Think of 4 random words that are not in order nor make sense together. For example, “birdsinkshoebook”. You can add capital letters, numbers, and symbols to the passphrase. Sometimes you can also use spaces in a password. Never include easily guessed information in a password such as a birthday, spouse, kids name, or phone number. Also, reusing a password equals a greater chance of the password getting leaked.

[joblannin]

[new post]Passwords! Go too many? Try these suggestions for better & safer storage #passwordsafety #ipasssafe #parentslearntech [link in profile]

[abhedit]

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