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A funny thing happened this week on Facebook. I saw a comment posted on Chris Penn’s wall by Scott Monty which wished him a happy birthday. I scanned my friend’s birthdays, but didn’t see Chris on the list.
Without thinking much more about the missing birthday ... Continue reading »
Without thinking much more about the missing birthday ... Continue reading »
9 months ago
This is great advice. I've been doing this for years. I haven't gotten any early (or late) birthday wishes because of it... but then I don't want even my e-birthday posted.
9 months ago
Are you doing any other interesting things to protect yourself online?
Anything you'd suggest others to try?
Thanks.
9 months ago
Good thinking.
I guess honesty isn't the best policy after all..
Mike
9 months ago
mother.
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2 months ago
WHAT IS YOUR LUMBERJACK NAME?
1) Your first name is the name of your first best friend.
2) Your last name is the name of your first pet.
3) Your nickname is your bank account number, followed by the last four digits of your social and the security digits on your credit card.
SEND TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS, SO WE CAN HARVEST EMAIL ADDRESSES!
2 months ago
I use 1Password for some insane password remembering. Also, I have been stopped by the application to accidentally use my password on fishing sites.
As far as security answers go, I was always wondering about those questions. Shouldn't it be fairly easy for a criminal to find out what my Dad's middle name is? Or my first pets name (by the way, I never had any pets, but I still have an answer :-) ).
I have to check all my personal data again. Facebook just lets you change your DOB. Whenever I do list the "wrong" answers I collect all the answers in 1Password, because I would never be able to remember everything.
Oh, I also use lots of fake emails (guerilla mail) and emails that I set up specifically for junk (and registering). Every now and then I abandon them, so that the spammers cannot actually get info this way either.
I wonder though, how easy is it that 1Password can be compromised? I'm not sure if I'm specifically safe or unsafe. To this day I have not had any issues (I bet, just because I'm posting this here I will get in trouble now :-) ).
Cheers, Hans
2 months ago
don't trust me Hans? (kidding!).
Thanks.