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Great idea. I am surprised so few use two-factor authentication. My bank requires it for logging in, sending money, even for going into the branch (thanks Barcl
by 72deluxe 12y ago
Great idea. I am surprised so few use two-factor authentication. My bank requires it for logging in, sending money, even for going into the branch (thanks Barclays); RSA fobs or Quest Defender fobs were also used in a company I used to work for, for their VPN.
With Google, the list of massive passwords they provide for logging in via POP3 is a useful thing to print off and have secreted at your house somewhere in case your phone gets pinched.
And periodically/regularly tidying up old emails from your inbox (archiving them offline somewhere) is a way to keep the email account a bit safer, as there isn't any info in the mailbox.