Thank you Wendy and I returned the favor!Morning Jag.....here's your coffee....enjoy
Good morning everyone. I wanted to pop in and at least say hello as I am going to have a very busy work day. I trust and hope you all will have a great day and i hope to maybe pop in later. Hope everyone got their coffee and donuts today.
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I saw that you got your iced coffee and Muffin this morning....Thanks Jag!! I certainly did
Morning everyone
Toronto's medical officer of health issued a heat alert for the city, Thursday -- the first one of the year.
This is too funny because on the weekend we were freezing with temps down to 40F.....now today we have a heat alert....Mother Nature needs to get it together lol !
For those of you into cars....you need to have a look at some of these cases....pretty sweet !
https://casemachine.com/
Wowzers! Yeah that's a BIG weather change. Well stay cool Wendy!
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Morning everyone! Happy dance this morning...up at 5, running around with errands and girls to school but perk before I drove to work:
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America runs on Dunkin' lol
Thanks for that info! I know lots use the easiest password so they don't have to type much or remember a difficult one. I do use numbers for some letters and also special characters in the middle...none of my passwords make sense to anyone but me! And yea I have different ones for each site I frequent.
I use SecureSafe to store mine...free app as well as a website so you can access them wherever.
So because most of our users at the company I work for always question our reason for requiring complex passwords we in the IT dept. have planned to show them why. We got users to submit passwords similar to what their actual passwords are, we don't keep any hardcopy records of actual passwords, so they have changed a character or two. We have hashed them and I'm currently in the process of researching different tools and tables, dictionaries and methods used to crack passwords. In the first run with hashcat with just the default settings haven't really changed much you would be surprised how many of the altered passwords I've already cracked. All the peeps here seem pretty knowledgable but I urge you maybe you have a cousin, friend, etc. that uses the silliest passwords help them out. Use a password keeper like 1Password, one you can trust and make sure all the passwords are not only complex but different. Here are the rules I usually go by when I'm creating a password
10-14 characters
two mis-spelt words seperated by a non-alphanumeric (#$%&^...) don't use periods
nothing familiar about you (pet, kid, spouse, partner's name)
substitute letters with numbers ie. 4 for a, 8 for b, 3 for e, etc.
I usually go the extra mile so what I did was to make a table where I list all the usual substitutions of numbers for letters and I swapped them so that 3 is for a, etc. The dictionaries and tables crackers use have leet alphabet in them so it will know the usual substitutions. The longer the password the longer it will take a cracker and like car theives they will skip it and move on to the ones that take the less time.
The Easiest Ways Not to Get Hacked
Thanks for that info! I know lots use the easiest password so they don't have to type much or remember a difficult one. I do use numbers for some letters and also special characters in the middle...none of my passwords make sense to anyone but me! And yea I have different ones for each site I frequent.
I use SecureSafe to store mine...free app as well as a website so you can access them wherever.
Good information ipheuria! I try to tell family and friends to step up their password security but some just don't want to take the time lol. I use quick password manager from the App Store on my iPhone and a app called security vault on my blackberry playbook. Both have some awesome security plus cloud backup to dropbox so I'm happy with that.
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You should do what I do just make the passwords for them lol if they will let you.
got an image from Reelskie and made an iPhone 5 wallpaper. I will be doig a couple other edits in a few minutes so stay tuned for updates.
I use 1Password have it on my iPhone, iPad and Mac. Most of my users I tell them if your info is important the password that protects it should be just as important to you. At work they login once for the entire day I'm like if you want to be lazy with all the sites you use that's cool but here 2-4 minutes wont kill you. My password is 14 characters lol but it takes me about 2 minutes to type it out. My cousin got his GMail hacked and all his contacts got emails that he was mugged in London lol. When we fixed the problem I made him a good password he looked at me "but that's so long" really, really that is why you got hacked in the first place banana234 is not such a great password ROFL