Ever had one of your servers DDoSed before? Clearly not

Rethink DNS is a better solution than the DuckDuckGo vpn they mentioned

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This

Oh my word that makes so much sense!

What is the brick for?

Bruh…

Yeah it’s almost impossible to read

Yeah not the best idea, because if they see you throw it they will be searching for it

The best would be to encrypt it

Sheesh, at least buy them a drink or something first, you don’t have to jump straight to brass tax

Bitwarden

Why does it have wheels

I run stock android with a DNS which allows me to block network connection for any and all services, I find this is the best way. You can block almost everything while still allowing functionality of things you need

This is the way

You are an idiot.

I have spoken

1. Use a 2FA app that allows you to export encrypted backup (I use Aegis)
2. Make an encrypted backup of your 2FA keys and store that using the 321 rule.
3. The 321 rule is 3 copies, 2 different types of media, and 1 copy offsite.

If your 2FA backup is encrypted, you can even store it in Google Drive or wherever, ask a family member to keep a copy, it doesn’t matter if the password is strong.

If you’re extra scared of losing your keys then you can use something like Authy as a last resort, they make it super easy.

I work in cyber forensics and incident response, 2FA and strong passwords can prevent 99% of the shit I see.

Sorry dude, if keeping your 2fa codes safe is too much to ask then you really shouldn’t be on the internet.

Using a password manager without 2fa is a recipe for disaster, you might as well just use the same password for all your accounts at that point, then you don’t need the inconvenience of a password manager

Yup, basically

Thankfully for general knowledge questions it gets things correct. A lot of what I ask or am curious about is general knowledge so it works really well for me

How, in 2024, are people still using TEXTs??

There are so many apps for encrypted messaging, even fricken WhatsApp.

How do people still use text messages