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Dropbox follows through on password resets
by Jeffrey Goldberg Sep 6, 2012
Have you been asked to reset your password when you try to log into Dropbox.com? You aren’t alone, and this is all as expected. If you haven’t changed your Dropbox password in a while, you (like me) will be asked to change when you log into the website.
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1Password users should wait a bit before trying Dropbox’s two-step verification
by Jeffrey Goldberg Aug 27, 2012
Dropbox has just released a new, optional, two-step authentication process. 1Password 3 (Mac and iOS) and 1Password for Windows use Dropbox for synchronizing your 1Password data across systems and platforms. So anything that has to do with Dropbox security is of interest to us and to 1Password users.
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Guess what? A Post-It under your keyboard is not the worst place to keep a password
by Jeffrey Goldberg Aug 27, 2012
The Sophos NakedSecurity blog has some excellent password security advice to kick off your Monday morning: “Before being interviewed on TV, wipe passwords off whiteboard“. Here’s a shot from TVP, a Polish television channel, that prompted this timely refresher:
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On Ars Technica’s most excellent comprehensive review of password security
by Jeffrey Goldberg Aug 22, 2012
Dan Goodin at Ars Technica published an excellent article reviewing password security and explaining why people need randomly generated and unique passwords for every site and service. That is a message you hear from us frequently.
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More than just one password: Lessons from an epic hack
by Jeffrey Goldberg Aug 19, 2012
Mat Honan, a 1Password user and writer for Wired, did everything right. He had strong, unique passwords everywhere. Yet he was the victim of an “epic hack”, and had to put a great deal of effort into getting his digital life back.
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Blizzard and insecurity questions: My father’s middle name is vR2Ut1VNj
by Jeffrey Goldberg Aug 11, 2012
By now most people will have heard that email addresses, hashed passwords, and some other data has been stolen from Blizzard’s Battle.net servers, and people are advised to change their passwords there. As unfortunate as this story is, it serves as yet another good reminder of why we very strongly encourage people to not reuse the same password on …
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