Digg3r wrote:

StroppyChops wrote:A bigger risk these days is using the same password for email, Facebook, games, etc. and banking.

Only fools do that. I use a password manager called lastpass. Industry leader and probably secure to all except the NSA

Yep -- although LastPass was hacked a few years ago.

http://www.cnet.com/news/lastpass-ceo-r ... ty-breach/

Keepass is an excellent choice if you prefer not to use cloud storage.

Personally not yet confident putting my security online. I got the dreaded email from Adobe last year and had my credit cards crashed by the federal police, that was enough to keep me wary for a while yet.

StroppyChops wrote:Personally not yet confident putting my security online. I got the dreaded email from Adobe last year and had my credit cards crashed by the federal police, that was enough to keep me wary for a while yet.

Me too.

So Keepass is a great choice if you want to simply keep your passwords protected locally in case your computer is accessed/stolen.

NEVER let your browsers "remember" passwords.

Digg3r wrote:... no pirated software, don't browse dubious sites, disable autoplay on usb, don't open email attachments unless you know exactly what they are ...

That's no fun. What left is there to do?

Yeah I know. No dubious sites? We breach that just be being here...

Digg3r wrote:No dubious sites? We breach that just be being here...

LoL!

How dubious can we be? We're funded by the NSA!

General Mackevili wrote:

Digg3r wrote:No dubious sites? We breach that just be being here...

LoL!

How dubious can we be? We're funded by the NSA!

Just the way I like it. No strings attached...

Digg3r wrote:

General Mackevili wrote:

Digg3r wrote:No dubious sites? We breach that just be being here...

LoL!

How dubious can we be? We're funded by the NSA!

Just the way I like it. No strings attached...

No noose is good noose.