Passwords That Don't Fail

A simple guide to personal security: why passwords fail, passphrases, managers, two-step verification, phishing, what to do if you get hacked and a chart of attack time by length.

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Cover of the presentation “Passwords That Don't Fail”

What’s inside

  1. Passwords that don’t fail
  2. Why accounts get hacked
  3. How long it takes to guess
  4. Three habits
  5. Two-step verification
  6. Legitimate message or phishing
  7. If you get hacked
  8. Security countdown

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