It was fun to put this together and I'd be happy to do another if there are enough new questions to answer. Leave yours here and then go visit DeleteMe to have them erase your personal information off the internet. Use promo code "ATS" to get 20% off: www.allthingssecured.com/try/deleteme-yt
Would love an expanded video on how you use your Pseudonym. How do you know when you’ll be able to give away the fake name versus real one? When shopping on Amazon or online, do you use your real name or Pseudo?
11:57 I think this not a smart way of thinking is this life you have to expect anything . And I always must expect the worst thing ever that will help you to be more carful and This will protect you from making mistakes.❤
Great question. There are others in the US you can consider (such as Innovis), and if you’re outside the US there may be country- or region-specific bureaus, but if you can at least cover the big 3, you should be good. Worth a deeper explanation, though. Thanks, Sean!
I’m learning, and that’s one question I’m going to be asking the senior engineer from Yubico next week at our webinar: www.allthingssecured.com/webinar
I have a couple of thoughts. How to get your spouse to use a password manager? Purposely create accounts that you have to share like Josh discussed. Now about tethering to your phone. Honestly i trust the cell carries (at least in the US) about the least. I connect to a vpn as soon as i connect to the cellular network. They have been caught purposely selling your data. I don't worry when i connect to financial sites (& other secure things) when connected to even public wifi. Unless what financial product is REALLY bad they are going to be using SSL & you will be protected thats unless the public wifi makes you do something crazy like install a Cert (so they can decrypt your SSL) don't worry.
Thanks for the feedback here. My advice for tethering vs public WiFi is also taking into consideration different MITM attacks that are a risk. If you don't trust your cell carrier, I would still personally bypass the public network and connect to a VPN on my cellular network.
Great video like always. How do you backup your passwords (or sensitive data in general)? In the cloud? On a offline drive? This could be a good video idea.
@@AllThingsSecured Proton Pass, a password manager is in beta right now. They went into development after acquiring SimpleLogin. Might be really cool to do a review on that when it releases in a few months, as I know you are a fan of Proton as am I!!
I've been trying to lock as many of my accounts down with Yubikeys and making backups has been pretty difficult in some cases, because many of my accounts don't allow me to set up more than one. For most other accounts, I have the backup codes, but still... I even ordered two keys with the idea of having a backup, but my second key would only be of limited use if I lost my primary.
That's disappointing if an account allows for 2FA keys but only gives you the ability to set up one. I'll ask Yubico about that. If you haven't seen, I have an upcoming webinar with one of their engineers and I'll bring this up. Check it out here: www.allthingssecured.com/webinar
Hey, how did you do that face id password on Netflix? That is so cool. I hate texting my wife the passwords but she needs then sometimes. That's good stuff man
Great video. When you were talking about VPN’s you said that you were tethered to your phone. By tethered do you mean that you were using your iphone as a hotspot? If so, is there was way to improve the performance of your IPhone’s hotspot? I get better performance on an open WIFI than I do from my IPhones hotspot. Thanks
do you think Microsoft edge is decent for privacy if I disable to telemetry I can disable, use an ad blocker, use a tracker blocker, and using more privacy focus search engine? I tried brave and fire fox but brave has the crypto stuff built-in which turns me off, and fire fox has been going downhill lately, I tried on googled chromium but I couldn’t connect to the chrome web store, and chrome is, chrome, I think most of you know why I didn’t consider chrome lol, I also don’t have a hide thread profile, I’m just a average person
Here’s my problem, someone is opening checking accounts in my name. My credit is frozen, but that hasn’t stop them and checking accounts don’t hit your Credit report. Would an identity monitor keep people from opening checking accounts in my name or applying for unemployment in my name?
@All Things Secured Many thanks. That's a great help. I live in Europe and I haven't heard of this before. The law may be different here but I'll check it out.
Yea, you might want to check to see which credit bureaus you need to freeze depending on what country you're in. I think for Europe, Innovis might be one that's more important than here in the US.
Can you elaborate how much a casual surger (ie not a politician or journalist or other) should work towards privacy? For example, I cannot move to signal because everyone I know is only on whatsapp
Hmm...I know this might not be a satisfying answer, but it "just depends". I think everybody needs to work towards privacy, but how much so? There's only so much you can do with friends/family (i.e. migrating to a new messaging app), but there's plenty you can do to protect your personal privacy that's worth doing.
I knew a group of students who all switched to a different messaging service because of 1 student not being on fb some people value other's preferences and some people don't it also depends on how people-pleasing you're, a lot of people don't respect the preferences of people-pleasers so unless the individual is very strong-willed from the the get go to not conform, others just won't budge to accommodate the individual
Josh, I think machine learning tools might be our next security and privacy threat. Neural network software might be the new tool in the kit of scammers and identity thieves and I think a lot of people aren't aware of the tectonic shift that has silently and swiftly exploded on society, and those that are aware have no way of knowing the ramifications and possibilities. Already Chat-GPT has learned to cooperate with Wolfram Alpha to become a team that is greater than the sum of the parts.
Bonsoir , Vous apportez une attache à la sécurité et la préservation des données/vie privée J'aimerai vous suggérer l'idée d'exposer et évaluer le sujet Node & VPN au coeur d'un univers web décentralisé ? Entre autres , confronter ma pensée à votre expertise sur Mysterium dont je fais tourner le node et utilise Mysterium VPN dans une de vos prochaines vidéos ? Votre avis m'intéresse
Password hints are bhte best way to hack someone, you should never even use them. I copy and paste jiberish into them everytime i'm asked and don't even save what i put it as. if you forget/lose your password for a site online thatn you lose the access . simple as that
If you're comfortable with that, awesome. For most people, though, just putting random, untrue facts both secures the account and makes sure you have backup access.
I don’t delete comments unless they’re offensive. RU-vid does have a pretty crazy filter system, though, and comments with bad words or links automatically get hidden on this channel for the protection of my audience.
@@AllThingsSecured aha, got it, thanks! Indeed it had an external link to Github as an example to my words :) And of course I didn't use any offensive language
@@AllThingsSecured Ok, I tried once again without external urls and my comment disappeared once again. Looks like youtube doesn't like my advices 😂So in this case no more advices from my side, so just thanks for the video 😇
It’s not “insecure”, but as I said about Keychain, I prefer to split activities among specialized and dedicated service providers as opposed to trusting just one (Apple). Make sense?
