Yes

He totally is. But he gets to the point. Teaches you while keeping your mind awake. Dude is good.

I meant it costs the least per GB

And: Don't use them as written, have "secret rules". Like all letter A's become 7's, or something. So even if your list is compromised it becomes useless

@@squishrabbit dang I like that! Good ideas

Old post, but that’s what I do. I have a note pad with my passwords for everything

Fun. that is opening up a huge vulnerability to social engineering techniques. All passwords on one copyable sheet, with all the information. Seeing as your using it whilst browsing, you probably have it near your pc. I'm guessing you have a pc because your commenting on an old conference video. You probably don't stick it on your monitor, too young for that, but there is probably a drawer to your right contain a leather booklet full of orderly complicated passwords. There is really nothing stopping me from calling your mom/roomate/S.O and claiming that there is a dangerous hard-drive full of Really illegal material, like idk im gonna say you stole the louvres collection of nfts in a daring heißt with me your online friend that you sometimes talk to and that they really need to pack up all your hard drives and corrospoing passwords and bury them at these specific coordinates in the woods so we can pick them up again after the cops come knocking. That person will be slowly walk to thier car with every password in toe in less then 7 minutes. Seriously nothing is safe. Write down a new password every time and place the pieces of paper in every corner of the house locked away with only one phisical key or something idk no system is safe

Any method you use; Physical, password manager, etc, you will be storing all of your passwords in the same place. So the only difference is that if you store physically in say some kind of notebook or document there is no master password and anyone who finds these automatically knows all of your login information, While with a password manager there is first of all less chance of compromise (It's harder to crack the security of a password manager then to find an unencrypted notebook/document) and second there is an added step of the master password. In other words you are wrong. Dangerously wrong

Yes

"pie schology"

Redditors

Lol reddit

Oh ty

I think someone in the audience said that

Yeah, his talk did have its fair share of that plus needless tangents and jokes that went on for too long. Also the notion that not using a password manager being objectively bad practice is just flat out wrong. Come to think of it, very little of these 50 minutes where specifically about social engineering in the context of security, most of it was either the aforementioned jokes or about deceptive marketing techniques, he didn't stay on topic for very long.

@@deidara_8598 can you recommend good talks or similar informations about these marketing strategies/social engineering?

I think they are a great addition to the talk