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anthonym71
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11h ago
Can we talk about how I finally stopped falling for fake package texts
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eva_ward88
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16h ago
Got locked out of my own router after a firmware update at 2am
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miller.avery
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1d ago
TIL my router was still on the default admin password for 4 years
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riverk16
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1d ago
Wire fraud call last Tuesday asked for my 'account verification code' and I kept him on the phone for 22 minutes reading him fake numbers from a Dominos receipt
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jesse_cooper
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2d ago
Hot take: I stopped trusting my browser's password manager after a scare at a Phoenix coffee shop
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kim_nelson
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5d ago
Someone tried to log into my Amazon account from a city 900 miles away and the worst part was how easy it almost was
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ryan_clark40
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5d ago
Update: my IT guy called my password system 'a house key under the mat' and I switched everything
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ruby575
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7d ago
PSA: The IT guy at my office said 'password123' out loud and I finally set up 2FA on everything
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the_max
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7d ago
Appreciation post: my bank texted me about a $2 charge and that tiny alert caught a real hack
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lisat60
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7d ago
Warning: switched to a password manager 8 months ago and my login habits changed in one weird way
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paul_thompson67
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8d ago
Found out from a guy at the lumber yard that 123456 is still the most used password in 2025
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elizabeth438
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8d ago
Spent $40 on a password manager 2 years ago, best money I ever spent
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rowan_butler93
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9d ago
Heard a guy at a coffee shop in Boise say his password was his dog's name plus 123, and it made me check my own stuff
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jesse773
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9d ago
I stopped following the 'change passwords every 90 days' rule after reading NIST SP 800-63B
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wood.john
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11d ago
My bank's 2FA texts kept failing in the Northgate parking lot, switched to an authenticator app and it just worked
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