Phantom of the Opera Browser - Transcript

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Then don*t keep your passwords somewhere nearby in a desk drawer, under the keyboard, on a sticky note for everybody to see as they walk by. Keep your password in a place where you can get out if you need to a wallet or purse or whatever, but don*t put the full password verbatim on that piece of paper. Put the password on there with one or two digits that you can remember off by one or two. So there is create sort of a passworded password also when you are dealing with special questions. You know you go to some websites that will say to you well we are going to ask just in case we want give you your password sometime when you forget it. We are going to ask you a question and you give us the answer okay, things like mother*s maiden name, father*s middle name, the city you grew up in, the school you attended, your favorite pets* name. You know these are not things that are easily discerned unless you have a best friend that knows these things or a very clever enemy. Now they have to be accurate the answers have to be accurate, but the answers don*t have to be true so if your favorites pets* name was Spot and its something that those around you might know go ahead and choose that question. But come up with a different name Fido right, it doesn*t matter as long as you type in Fido but anybody coming across that secret question will think oh Spot I remember he has a cat named Spot you know okay. So choose an answer that you need to be correct with but that you can remember and isn*t necessarily true. And then finally behavior when putting passwords into your password slots when you are typing, filling in a form, password signing on to AOL or signing on to get your E-mail or signing into secure websites and so on. This eventually happens when people are shown things on the web. Let me show you how this works and then you will realize you have to use a password to get in. Do not feel bad about saying could you come around here where I can see you in turn around so that I can put my password in. Don*t feel bad about that. Just say look I am concerned about my password I want to you know if there is any pushback to say I am sorry, it*s my password. I would not expect you to allow me to watch you put your password in. Feel free to ask the person that*s watching you to turn around and then you put your password in, alright. Don*t feel bad about that. You want to keep your password secure. 180039 online is our telephone number 18003966546 let*s go to Victor, Victor has been hanging on there for a while, hey Victor.

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