Drifting Narwhal
@driftingnarwhal.bsky.social
Cybersecurity education researcher. I am passionate about educating everyone on basic cyber hygiene. Also love movies, music, art, video games, nature and other things.
Saw this from someone else but if you scroll to the very bottom and click on customize you can uncheck everything besides albums (and anything else you actually want) and it’ll sort of go back to normal. Not perfect but better than it is right now.
December 6, 2024 at 12:59 AM
Saw this from someone else but if you scroll to the very bottom and click on customize you can uncheck everything besides albums (and anything else you actually want) and it’ll sort of go back to normal. Not perfect but better than it is right now.
That’s something I’ve been frustrated by as well. There’s no shame in being passionate about something! Even if sometimes it comes across a little awkward, who cares? Some of the best relationships I have started out with awkwardly discussing our passions. Good luck to you and stay passionate!
November 7, 2024 at 7:49 PM
That’s something I’ve been frustrated by as well. There’s no shame in being passionate about something! Even if sometimes it comes across a little awkward, who cares? Some of the best relationships I have started out with awkwardly discussing our passions. Good luck to you and stay passionate!
For anyone who wants to review which apps have the ability to track your location. On iOS go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services. And on Android go to Settings > Location > App location permissions
October 24, 2024 at 6:12 PM
For anyone who wants to review which apps have the ability to track your location. On iOS go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services. And on Android go to Settings > Location > App location permissions
Bitwarden is great! It’s my go to recommendation for free password managers. I personally use 1password but I think at this point Bitwarden has all of the features that matter. 1password just has a much cleaner user interface imo
October 19, 2024 at 4:15 AM
Bitwarden is great! It’s my go to recommendation for free password managers. I personally use 1password but I think at this point Bitwarden has all of the features that matter. 1password just has a much cleaner user interface imo
…spending hours trying to get all your accounts imported at once. I’ve helped a bunch of people do this including my parents (both in their 60’s and not great with tech) so if you’re having any trouble I would love to help!
October 18, 2024 at 10:51 PM
…spending hours trying to get all your accounts imported at once. I’ve helped a bunch of people do this including my parents (both in their 60’s and not great with tech) so if you’re having any trouble I would love to help!
And if anyone is interested in getting their online life imported into a password manager for the first time, please reach out! I have several recommendations for what to use, both free and paid, and I’ve got some tips that will make it way easier to get started and help prevent you from…
October 18, 2024 at 10:50 PM
And if anyone is interested in getting their online life imported into a password manager for the first time, please reach out! I have several recommendations for what to use, both free and paid, and I’ve got some tips that will make it way easier to get started and help prevent you from…
If you have any questions about the stuff in this thread or any other questions about how to protect yourself online please feel free to ask. I’ve been doing this for over 10 years and I’ve dedicated myself to helping educate the general population and dispel the myth that cybersecurity is hard.
October 18, 2024 at 5:42 PM
If you have any questions about the stuff in this thread or any other questions about how to protect yourself online please feel free to ask. I’ve been doing this for over 10 years and I’ve dedicated myself to helping educate the general population and dispel the myth that cybersecurity is hard.
It’s incredibly easy for hackers to figure out what other sites/apps you use. They’ll then use fancy tools to try all the variations of your password on these accounts.
October 18, 2024 at 5:41 PM
It’s incredibly easy for hackers to figure out what other sites/apps you use. They’ll then use fancy tools to try all the variations of your password on these accounts.
And you can use them to auto generate secure passwords so you don’t have to worry about that.
Why should you not use the same password (or even variations of the same password) everywhere? It’s simple. If one site/app/account is compromised,
Why should you not use the same password (or even variations of the same password) everywhere? It’s simple. If one site/app/account is compromised,
October 18, 2024 at 5:40 PM
And you can use them to auto generate secure passwords so you don’t have to worry about that.
Why should you not use the same password (or even variations of the same password) everywhere? It’s simple. If one site/app/account is compromised,
Why should you not use the same password (or even variations of the same password) everywhere? It’s simple. If one site/app/account is compromised,
These will automatically copy your passwords and authentication codes so you don’t have to type them. Makes logging in to apps/websites super easy.
A couple of added security bonuses: it’ll remember the site/app url so it won’t autofill fake/phishing sites.
A couple of added security bonuses: it’ll remember the site/app url so it won’t autofill fake/phishing sites.
October 18, 2024 at 5:39 PM
These will automatically copy your passwords and authentication codes so you don’t have to type them. Makes logging in to apps/websites super easy.
A couple of added security bonuses: it’ll remember the site/app url so it won’t autofill fake/phishing sites.
A couple of added security bonuses: it’ll remember the site/app url so it won’t autofill fake/phishing sites.