Once again another cautionary tale about why you should be paranoid about the security of your devices and accounts. When securing anything, the best philosoph

Once again another cautionary tale about why you should be paranoid about the security of your devices and accounts. When securing anything, the best philosophy is to just assume you're going to get hacked and act accordingly. Linking accounts, weak passwords, and no encryption? You're just putting a target on yourself. Best advice? Keepass, Whole disk encryption and using anonymous information is a good start. Keep your stuff and accounts in separate silos, and stay in the shadows.