Dec. 25, 2024
Savvy Cybersecurity - 10 Threats Every Person Faces & How to Fight Them Now
Protect yourself from cybersecurity and identity theft! Find out what your score is when you take the cybersecurity exam and see how you are doing with protecting your email, protecting your home and wifi, and protecting your bank account. Cyber...
Protect yourself from cybersecurity and identity theft! Find out what your score is when you take the cybersecurity exam and see how you are doing with protecting your email, protecting your home and wifi, and protecting your bank account. Cyber criminals are lurking, trying to find ways to get your personal information. Protect your credit cards at the big three credit agencies by freezing your account.
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as well as a focus on health and wellment. Now,
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let's join your host, Anita bell Anderson, as together we
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start with Asking Good Questions.
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Hey, you're here. I'm so glad you're here. Hey, my
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name is Benita bell Anderson, and today we're going to
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talk about cybersecurity. Can you believe it? We are going
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to talk about cybersecurity, and I'm going to get you
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guys ready for anything that's out there. With any bad
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guys that want to come and try to get you.
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So got a slide deck for this, So let's get started.
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Oh did you know every two seconds? Two seconds?
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Can you believe it?
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That's how often someone deals with identity theft, it becomes
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a victim. Last year there were over fourteen million victims
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of identity theft and fraud. Can you believe that? It's unbelievable.
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So the problem is are you one of those fourteen million? Well,
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you probably are, I have been. I know that, and
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the statistics say most likely. The past few years have
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given us record breaking breaches. You see only a few
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of the big ones listed here. LinkedIn exposed data of
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over seven hundred million people. Facebook five hundred and thirty million,
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but Yahoo was the biggie with three billion accounts compromised.
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So these are only some of the breaches that have
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occurred in the last few years. Given those statistics, it's
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likely that your personal information has landed in the hands
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of a hacker. So, in addition, new threats are exposed
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every day. Even as we sit here now, a vast
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array of cyber are pounding at the walls of security
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networks built to protect you and your digital persona on
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the Internet. So, and what I'm going to say next
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sounds a bit dramatic, but it's completely true. There is
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a world of dark forces and criminal networks that conspire
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day and night to steal your username and your password,
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obtain your social security number, open credit cards in your name,
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drain your bank accounts, and seize your computer to hold
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it for ransom. Can you believe it? So, here's here's
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the challenge. This is from a book called Cybersecurity and
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Cyber War, and the authors of this book basically contend
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that a cyber world war is underway and we're all involved,
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even though we may not know it. Our biggest problem,
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they say, is that we face a cybersecurity knowledge gap. Yep,
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that's why I'm here today. I'm worried for all of us, myself,
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my family, my clients, and the community. It's a serious,
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growing problem, but I don't think it's a reason for despair.
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Most people don't realize how vulnerable they are and what
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they can do to maximize their security. We're going to
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change that today. By the end of the podcast. Today,
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I guarantee you will leave better prepared to protect yourself,
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your family, and your business. From the quietly raging cyber
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wars that are targeting us. All right, so I always
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say start with asking good questions. So today I am
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here to help you discover the right things to do
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to create a personal cyber secure system that will keep
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you and your family safe. And first you're going to
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take a short exam. Now I recognize this. This is
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this is an exam that you can download. You'll see
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the link going across the bottom. Go to the download
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link at Ask Good Questions podcast dot com and you
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can download a copy of this. So I'm going to
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be referring to this and this is where you're going
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to take a look and check on yourself and what
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you can do. So at the end of the podcast,
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and I'm going to ask you to fill out the
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action pledge, which is on the back. There's two pages
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to this thing. So there's an action pledge where you
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can say, Okay, these are the things I'm going to do.
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This is a really really useful checklist of things that
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you can do to help increase your preparedness. All Right,
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you'll tell you'll take three actions and you'll you know,
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make a plan for yourself of how you can take
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care of it, so I really appreciate you think you know,
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I really thank you and appreciate you being here with
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me today. I am a financial advisor, I'm a coach,
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I'm an author. Just had another book come out regarding
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financial issues for divorcees and widows, but that's not the
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topic of today. But that group definitely has issues, right,
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all of us do. So we have a lot to cover,
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So we're going to jump in, all right. So if
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you're not able to do this now, then that's okay.
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You can just listen to this and then go and
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get that. But if you can take the cybersecurity quiz
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while we're going through and doing this, and you're going
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to mark yes or no for each question, So if
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you're not able to download this now, let me tell
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you what those questions are. So number one question, is
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I have one email address that I use exclusively for
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my online financial accounts, banking, credit cards, payment services, brokerage,
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et cetera, and nothing else. Yes or no? I have
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two step verification or two step two factor authentication is
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sometimes what it's called turned on for my email and
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online financial security. Yes or no. I can spot the
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difference between dangerous free public WI Fi and useful, secure,
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free public Wi Fi. Yes or no. I understand how
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to tell if my home Wi Fi network is vulnerable
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to hackers and how to boost the network security. Yes
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or no. Whenever any money leaves my bank account or
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my credit card is charged, I'm alerted to the transaction.
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Yes or no. I have complete control over my credit
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files at the big three bureaus Equifast, Experience, and TransUnion
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because I have placed them on the highest security level.
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Yes or no. I have confirmed with the credit bureaus
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that my minor children have not been victims of identity
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theft and frozen their credit files. Yes or no. I
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run an updated antivirus software program on my computers and devices.
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Yes or no. I always make sure that my computer
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and devices have the most up to date software programs,
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including operating systems, browsers, Microsoft Office, iTunes, player virus protection,
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wireless router and Adobe programs. Yes or no. I have
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a system for ensuring that I can recover from a
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ransomware phishing attack without paying an extortion fee to a criminal.
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Yes or no. Now give yourself five points for every
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question answered with a yes. Add those points to get
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your score, and then consult section B to get your
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cybersecurity rating. So if you got forty to fifty, that's
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really great. If you got thirty five to twenty five,
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that's okay, and if you got zero to twenty then
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you're in danger. So that little rating thing is down
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at the bottom. So this is kind of just the beginning.
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Is awareness, right, is making sure that you're aware. So
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let's take let's learn the new cybersecurity rules. All right,
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So there's three rules going to get to my there's
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three rules that we're going to deal with, and I
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believe you can develop those mindsets to strengthen and maintain
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your cybersecurity so that staying safe is a simple thing
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for you. These three mindsets cover various parts of your life, right,
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and overlap to form a sweet spot of actions that
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will boost your cybersecurity score. Each mindset alone provides greater security,
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but if you combine all three of them, that really
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will help make you more secure. The mindsets are secrecy, omnissance, omniscience,
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omnissence I'm not sure sure how you pronounce that, and
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mindfulness right, okay, And if you're wondering what that word means,
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I am going to talk about it. So it can take.
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Each of those areas can binds a set of actions
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for people to take called the new cybersecurity rules. And
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I'm going to explain all three mindsets and the associated rules.
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And so let's take a look at the first one,
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which my key idea one is adopting a new level
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of secrecy. All right, we're going to be secret. Can
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boost your security and your cyber confidence. We all need
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more security and secrecy in our life when it comes
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to this, and this mindset of adopting a new level
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of secrecy is really all about keeping your personal and
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private data safe. With all the massive amounts of data
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breaches that is suffered by corporations and governments, we need
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to act as if our personal data already exists in
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the hands of cybercimals, which it probably does. We all
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need to draw a tighter ring of security around our
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personal data. And that starts with your email. Were you
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expecting that? So? Our email address is the key to
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our digital lives. I'm going to tell you a story
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about that. We share it with countless businesses, organizations, and people.
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If you use the Internet for any amount of time,
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you've entered your email address and a host of online
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accounts for shopping, travel, exercise, gaming, dating, who knows what else.
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We don't think twice, but having your email address in
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so many databases puts you at a significant risk. Hackers
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routinely breach the security networks of many organizations that hold
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your primary email address, and that's stolen. Personal data haired
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with poor email security can lead to disaster. Here's what
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Robert Cicliano, who's the CEO of Identity theftsecurity dot com
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and he's a security writer, he says, it has been
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said that if you own a person's email, you own
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the person. That means that once your email is hacked,
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pretty much your entire digital life is up for grabs.
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So even if you've done your due diligence to have
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all your passwords be different, if your email is hacked
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and it's associated with your other online accounts like bank accounts,
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the hacker could simply use a reset password and get
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access to all your other accounts. Remember how at the
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very beginning I talked about having in the in the
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quiz there was the very first thing was do you
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have a separate email just for your online bank and
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financial accounts. So here's a story for you about this.
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This is a professor and a software security expert who
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bet a friend of his that he could hack into
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her bank account with her permission. He began. He first
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simply googled her name and stumbled upon her blog and
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an old resume. From the blog, he got her personal
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email address and her old college email address from her resume.
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Now he was on his way, so he was able
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to use the forgotten my password feature on her college
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email account to get in using the personal information listed
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on her resume. Once he reset that password, he was
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able to reset her current email address, having the link
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sent to her college email. Once he was in her
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personal email, he could reset her online banking password. Now,
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you may not care if someone hacks your food network
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or your Yelp account or anything else. That doesn't really matter,
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but you certainly don't want your online banking exposed in
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the same way. So that's why you need to create
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a separate secret email for your financial accounts. That email
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address should be unidentifiable. It don't use your name, don't
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use your first name, your last name, your initials, or
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other identifying information. It should also be protected by a
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strong and unique password. So a separate email address reduces
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your digital footprint. And if your primary non financial email
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address is exposed in a hack, it's not connected to
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your financial accounts. Okay, so this is a key step
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in boosting your security. That's a biggie. That is really
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a biggie. So we're going to talk about beating the parrot,
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the password paradox. So we're talking about good, strong passwords, right,
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So here's some ideas on how to do that. We
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have a hard time remembering all the passwords that are
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out there, right, So how long does it take for
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a computer to crack one thousand week passwords? Seventeen minutes.
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One reason for this is that people choose passwords that
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have less than six characters, or they use names dictionary
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words rather common passwords like password or one, two, three, four,
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five six. So here's another story for you. So this
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is a creative director that took the password paradox head on.
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Following his divorce. He wanted to focus on the positive
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aspects of his life instead of being annoyed when he
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had to change his password every thirty days for work.
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He had decided to make a challenge for himself. So
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every thirty days he would choose a new goal and
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turn that into his password. For example, his first password
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was forgive at age three R, which basically meant forgive
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her and was directed to his ex wife. But after
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thirty days he changed his password to quit smoking forever,
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and he did, and he found a way to take
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the ordinary password and improve his life. So there's other
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ways to think about about passwords as well. So oops,
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I don't want to go there quite yet. You could
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create what's called a mnemonic. So a mnemonic is going
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to be a phrase with numbers or symbols. Like one
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example is a woman that I know that took the
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first line of her prayer she says every day and
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uses the first letter of each of the first ten
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words of the prayer. Right, So that's one way to
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