Go to the LastPass site.
2 YubiKeys + LastPass – Limited time discount
For only $40.00 this looks like a great deal. The offer expires on Jan 31, 2010. You get 1 Black + 1 White YubiKey + 1 LastPass Premium subscription for 1 year.
Posted in Hardware.
– December 16, 2009
Keep your online guard up
Thought I should pass along this site as a great resource for educating yourself and others about cyber safety and security.
OnGuard Online has some quick interactive games and light-hearted videos designed to make you more aware of online risks.
Posted in Uncategorized.
– October 27, 2009
Multifactor Authentication Tip
When banking online, select the option for multifactor authentication. This will require you to enter a password and an authentication code that only you can have in your possession. A possible option might be to have the bank send a security code to your cell phone. This is easy to set up and ads an excellent second level of security for your account.
Posted in Web.
– October 13, 2009
10,000 Hotmail Passwords Leaked to the Internet
Login credentials for more than 10,000 Microsoft Live accounts have been posted to the internet, most likely by miscreants who found them or harvested them in a phishing attack. Full story here.
Posted in Web.
– October 11, 2009
Use DropBox to Sync your Passwords
Great article on Lifehacker.com about using DropBox to sync your password files with multiple computers.
Posted in Software.
– September 15, 2009
Router Passwords
Since you needed to make some changes to your home network and couldn’t remember your router password, you decided to reset the device and now you can’t remember the default password. The Router Passwords Database site should help. They update the data very frequently. This is also great if you are helping out a friend set up his home LAN or if you purchased a router from ebay and didn’t receive the documentation. Remember to change the password once you access the router. Leaving it as the default is a very bad idea.
Posted in Hardware.
– September 8, 2009
1Password
1Password is much more than a password manager for the Mac. It can manage passwords for websites and notes and store you credit card information securely, but it can also do so much more. It really shines when used in conjunction with Safari and/or Firefox. 1Password will automatically fill-in any site login fields once you provide the master password for 1Password. Another great feature is the the applications synchronizes with a companion application on the iPhone. I’ve been using 1Password on the Mac for about 6 months and find it more and more useful everyday.
Posted in Software.
– August 17, 2009
Yubikey Promotion
Steve Gibson mentioned on episode 206 of Security Now! that you can receive a 40% discount on a YubiKey by entering the promotion code “SecurityNow” (without quotes). You can purchase up to 9 YubiKeys for $15 each instead of the regular $25 price.
Posted in Hardware.
– August 13, 2009
