Here’s what our community says NOT to do this World Password Day. Give the gift of unlimited passwords by telling a friend about Proton Pass: https://lnkd.in/emst6rpk
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Personal Recommendation: I've used Proton at first, for my personal e-mail since 2019. Fast forward to 2024 and I swear by their products and services. If cyber security is your modus operandi, then Proton is definitely the fortress you're looking for. Also, take in the tips of what NOT to do below. #cyberSecurity #cyberAware #dataProtection #privacyMatters
Here’s what our community says NOT to do this World Password Day. Give the gift of unlimited passwords by telling a friend about Proton Pass: https://lnkd.in/emst6rpk
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Learn more about #RulesAsCode - translating policy to software code #Policy2Code from Martin F. Perron featuring #Blawx tool by Jason Morris, Marty & team. Thanks for sharing!
For those who missed the #GCDataConference this year, all the videos are now available online for your viewing. Here is a link to the virtual lightning round I participated in, where I give a quick 5-minute presentation on #RulesAsCode in Canada (starts at around 7:30). Message me if you'd like to know more!
(Part 7) Virtual lightning round
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This is our Cellebrite UFED Physical Analyzer Dongle - PA Dongle! Extract and decode every ounce of data within digital devices! #AVAIL #AvailForensics #DigitalForensics #ForensicsProducts #NorthCarolinaForensics
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𝐃𝐢𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰❓❓❓ Today is First Internet Domain Day. In 1985, the world's first internet domain name was registered. The domain - symbolics.com - was registered by the Symbolics Computer Corporation of Massachusetts. There are over 365 million domain names registered today, which equates to one domain name for every 22 people on Earth! #didyouknowfacts #internet #technology #facts #techtalks
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The March issue of "Deb's Dose of Inspiration" is titled, "Ring That Phone!" Here is the link to the video for this month and scroll down to read the issue! https://lnkd.in/gjzdNUuQ
Ring That Phone! March 2024
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This is a 24-hour reminder to cast votes for HIP 109 and HIP 113. 🎈 HIP 109: Hex Boosting by Deployment This HIP allows Service Providers to choose specific types of deployments, like CBRS or Wi-FI, for their hex boosting. It builds on HIP-84, which allowed providers to use MOBILE tokens to boost service in high-demand areas but didn't let them specify the type of deployment. If this proposal passes, providers can target their boosts more precisely. HIP 113: Reward CBRS as Experimental This proposal suggests reducing Proof-of-Coverage (PoC) rewards for CBRS radios, via an adjustment of Coverage Points, to reflect their limited utility and experimental status on the Helium MOBILE Network. Although Coverage Points for CBRS radios are proposed to be reduced by 75%, the impact on each radio's overall rewards is currently less than that due to how Modeled Coverage Points are calculated. Data Transfer rewards for CBRS radios will not change if this proposal passes. 🔗 Vote Now: https://heliumvote.com You should see the Open Votes under the Mobile tab. 🗳️ Go to the Governance icon in the Wallet app to vote directly. Be a voter! 🫵 https://heliumvote.com
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After all this time, and after showing you the real magic, registrations are finally open. Form link: https://lnkd.in/e6-xHkXU
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🤔What makes Cyacomb Examiner Plus and Mobile Device Triage different to other tools out there? 🗣️Cyacomb's Stuart Hutchinson answers below ⤵️⤵️⤵️ Test out the tools for yourself with a free 21-Day Trial: https://lnkd.in/epTCMKcB
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1moTo be honest, I think a lot of physical password storing are actually quite strong as long as there's good physical safety precautions taken. You're probably at the minimal risk of clipboard hijacking of any method since you can never just lazily copy and paste it from a book. If someone gains access to your machine with a password manager logged-in then there is unrestricted ability to get into accounts unless you have MFA verses if you were keeping a book on your person. How one should store their passwords really depends on their threat model and the way they will interact with those methods.