Thread: TD Security...

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Originally Posted by Neverna

The thing about using something like a "Password Checkup extension", you are allowing that extension access to all your passwords. If ever that app is compromised (or "leaks" data), your passwords will be compromised.

That is not how it works.

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

I have a notebook of all my passwords like a hapless grandmother. I wouldn't recommend it.

Quite sensible unless you get burgled.

Gentlemen, it's really simple.

Use long and complex passwords and a second factor on each account that matters.

For the rest - Pornhub, Redtube, Teakdoor - use a dodgy account like nobbyfilipina@bullshit.com, because who gives a fuck if you lose that one? Russia? Chinkies? North Korea?

Let them have at it and set up a new one.

^ Just out of interest, what is the point of having an account on something like pornhub?

^ Upload yer home vids and get paid.




Ya durtae fooker Hazza.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

A person has to be a Thai national, according to the Supreme Court in my case, to claim defamation. Noyes is a fuckwit American.

There has to be an indisputable connection between the real life persona and the anonymous forum nickname publicly. (a pres

I'll be out of here before a warrant could be served, which has to be done with the plaintiff residing in Thailand.

That's pretty interesting info, cheers.


"A person has to be a Thai national, according to the Supreme Court in my case, to claim defamation. "

That sounds quite wrong, but I'll go with the Supreme Court's declaration.

So it's perfectly legal to defame foreigners in Thailand, not that it would be defamation, because they are foreigners. Hmmm.

I keep a junk email account to use for everything that could be lost without a care, using the same password for all sites linked to it; if a hackers wants access to my chess, sudoku and news accounts they're welcome to the lot.

As someone else said, for more sensitive services use unique passwords; for what that's worth.

There's little you can do short of rent a cave if a determined hacker targets you, which happened to me a few months back leaving me minus quite a lot, though initial access was gained via my phone and spread quietly to email etc.

As for email address security, forget it. Google email/hotmail/gmail password hacks for dozens of services that will give you the password to any mainstream email address; you give the address, they send you a screenshot of the inbox, you pay, they give you the password.

As McCafee suggested, don't waste money on www security, best you can do is make it a bit more difficult for intruders.

Originally Posted by jabir

I keep a junk email account to use for everything that could be lost without a care, using the same password for all sites linked to it; if a hackers wants access to my chess, sudoku and news accounts they're welcome to the lot.

At least I was honest.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Get yer Buttsecs XP anti-hacking password protector fired up

except the fluffer likes getting backdoored

I think with most of the major webmails you can put username+1@gmail.com or +2 etc

need to google it - you maybe able to put username+sitename@gmail.com

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Gentlemen, it's really simple.

Use long and complex passwords and a second factor on each account that matters.

yeah, that will work

you will get yourself lockout more often than a hacker on Facebook

Originally Posted by baldrick

except the fluffer likes getting backdoored

I think with most of the major webmails you can put username+1@gmail.com or +2 etc

need to google it - you maybe able to put username+sitename@gmail.com

that's rich from the Queen of bitcoins, who is getting more fucked over than a MILF with BBC on YouPorn

Originally Posted by nidhogg

^ Just out of interest, what is the point of having an account on something like pornhub?

Access to Premium clips, tag your favorites clips, save your favorite search etc...

create your own playlist and share it