I am new to the world of cybersecurity and I don't even understand some of the terms but I am getting the crux of your videos and they are very helpful. Looking for more Privacy guides 🤩
I would recommend you to not watch Suns videos as much. He provides Privacy guides to the advanced users of the community. Try watching techlore and The hated one on youtube to begin as an online privacy advocate.
I've been preaching password entropy for years. A poorly considered password policy can seem like it increases entropy, without actually increasing, or even decreasing entropy.
Interested to hear your first impression on Kaspersky password manager compared to other top password managers not made by internet security companies.
The only 3 password managers I would recommend are: Macpass: if you use a mac. It's open-source and it's local. Keepassxc: it's open-source and local. You can use this on Windows, Linux and Mac. 1password: I know it's proprietary but it provides a decent amount of convenience without compromising on privacy and security. You sync it locally as well! (Which most proprietary password managers don't allow).
Now this was an illuminating video. Thanks! BTW, I just had the question: Is the protection that higher entropy gives to a passphrase still effective against dictionary-based attacks? (Provided the system has no limit on the number of attempts the attacker can make to guess the passphrase)
i still don't understand why more sites/ppl don't simply use a slow hash on your passwords. allows you to have incredibly short easy to remember passwords that can't be brute forced
Man! I wish you would speak slower. But, I like your personality and the way you have links to the Terminal commands. That is a big help even though I have to copy and paste because I don't know how to write them from memory. I've been able to incorporate some of your tutorials into successful implementation. WOW! Thank you. One question I have asked you twice is this: Is it possible to, and perhaps writing it in Terminal, to create a password that is made of more than one language? My passwords are all around 30 characters long, a mixture of everything, and because I can remember them. However, I cannot type them real fast as you suggested but then, no one is watching me. Tootle............lou
Hi I know this nothings related to what the video is but I have a question about signal it is hard for my family to switch to signal as for the phone number part how can I get pass that without them and me giving out my number and then
i had a dream that i was changing my password for my computer, it felt so real that when i woke up, i thought that, that was my password and i used on my computer and it didnt work, i thought to myself, why isnt it working, then i remembered another password which was the actual password and i logged in. haha phew... dreams can be scary sometimes.
I am new to the world of cybersecurity and I don't even understand some of the terms but I am getting the crux of your videos and they are very helpful. Looking for more Privacy guides 🤩
I would recommend you to not watch Suns videos as much. He provides Privacy guides to the advanced users of the community. Try watching techlore and The hated one on youtube to begin as an online privacy advocate.
You can later watch Sun's videos. You may discern his videos after.
@@bschetanswaroopreddy7237 Well they are helpful. Thanks for the recommendations
I'm sure the new title's gonna attract much more people, good job!
Thanks! I definitively have to rethink titles and thumbnails.
Can't wait to see more episodes! Thanks Sun
I've been preaching password entropy for years. A poorly considered password policy can seem like it increases entropy, without actually increasing, or even decreasing entropy.
Interested to hear your first impression on Kaspersky password manager compared to other top password managers not made by internet security companies.
The only 3 password managers I would recommend are:
Macpass: if you use a mac. It's open-source and it's local.
Keepassxc: it's open-source and local. You can use this on Windows, Linux and Mac.
1password: I know it's proprietary but it provides a decent amount of convenience without compromising on privacy and security. You sync it locally as well! (Which most proprietary password managers don't allow).
Now this was an illuminating video. Thanks!
BTW, I just had the question: Is the protection that higher entropy gives to a passphrase still effective against dictionary-based attacks? (Provided the system has no limit on the number of attempts the attacker can make to guess the passphrase)
Eager to see the next episodes 🤟🤟🤟
i still don't understand why more sites/ppl don't simply use a slow hash on your passwords.
allows you to have incredibly short easy to remember passwords that can't be brute forced
Password Manager? KeePass or Strongbox!
Man! I wish you would speak slower. But, I like your personality and the way you have links to the Terminal commands. That is a big help even though I have to copy and paste because I don't know how to write them from memory. I've been able to incorporate some of your tutorials into successful implementation. WOW! Thank you. One question I have asked you twice is this: Is it possible to, and perhaps writing it in Terminal, to create a password that is made of more than one language?
My passwords are all around 30 characters long, a mixture of everything, and because I can remember them. However, I cannot type them real fast as you suggested but then, no one is watching me. Tootle............lou
Can you please ask your question on github.com/sunknudsen/privacy-guides/discussions?
@@sunknudsen Yes. I will. Thank you for that link.
Great content!
Respect Sun! I love your videos!
Thanks for the push!
Hi I know this nothings related to what the video is but I have a question about signal it is hard for my family to switch to signal as for the phone number part how can I get pass that without them and me giving out my number and then
Hey Sun, is keepass 2 good enough
i had a dream that i was changing my password for my computer, it felt so real that when i woke up, i thought that, that was my password and i used on my computer and it didnt work, i thought to myself, why isnt it working, then i remembered another password which was the actual password and i logged in. haha phew... dreams can be scary sometimes.
Thanks for sharing… dreams are very intriguing.
@@sunknudsen MAYBE I WAS SEEING ANOTHER VERSION OF ME IN THE MULTIVERSE USING THAT PASSWORD, MAYBE OUR CONNECTION IS INTERTWINE WITH EACH OTHER. HAHA
I wouldn't trust cloud based password managers, offline air-gapped all the way. KeePassXC does the job.
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