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In this episode of The Time Management Podcast we meet Shawn Lemon, The Digital Organizer, who shares his tips, tricks and strategies for getting on top of your technology and simplifying your life.  This Episode is for you if: → You're email inbox is out of control → You're ready to streamline your tech set up → You're interested to find out more about Digital Organisation   “Declaring email bankruptcy will help you get back on track.” Shawn Lemon In this episode we also covered: From Apple to Entrepreneurship The Digital Organizer Email Bankruptcy Inbox Zero Digital Hoarding How to organise your digital files File Organisation Guide Software Switching Learning Curve Resisting the temptation to tech hop Consistency = Efficiency Handling 2 Step Verification within teams 1Password - 2FA  And so much more ⏰ It's your Time! Sean Lemon | The Digital Organizer Shawn is the founder of The Digital Organizer and has spent the last 17 years helping individuals and businesses get better at using their technology. A teacher at heart, Shawn believes the biggest reason people struggle with their tech is because of a lack of understanding of the tools, which isn't surprising because they're constantly changing as technology advances. When not helping businesses operate more efficiently, Shawn loves making pottery, riding motorcycles, and spending time with his wife, Madeline and their 2 year old son, Nico. The Digital Organiser: https://thedigitalorganizer.com/tmpodcast Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnlemon/ ……………………………………………………………………………. ⭐️ OTHER LINKS FOR THE EPISODE: - RESET YOUR SUCCESS STORY: 2025 https://bit.ly/RYSS2025 - Work with Abigail this year, start here: https://bit.ly/NEWENQUIRY - Subscribe for Podcast Update Emails: https://bit.ly/PODCASTEMAILS - Useful Links: https://bit.ly/EPISODELINKS   ⭐️ SUCCESS BY DESIGN TRAINING SOCIAL MEDIA: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abigailrbarnes/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/successbydesigntraining/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/successbdtraining YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@successbydesigntraining   ABOUT ABIGAIL BARNES: Abigail Barnes is the founder & CEO of Success by Design Training, an award-winning entrepreneur, author, speaker, and corporate trainer on time management and productive wellbeing. She is a qualified coach and creator of the renowned 888 Formula. In February 2012 at the age of 32 Abigail had a stroke on a work business trip to Boston USA. This was her wakeup call; time is precious and we don't have any to waste! Success by Design Training is on a mission to teach 1 million people how to Become the Productive Professional using The 888 Formula by 2025.  Abigail understands human motivation and uses her own near-death experience as a catalyst for change, to inspire, empower and teach others how to maximise their time. She holds a BA Hons Degree in Business & Marketing Management, a Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing, DipM ACIM, a certificate in Neuroscience Professional Development, approved by British Psychological Society and is a qualified coach, approved by the Association for Coaching and the Institute of Leadership & Management, Portsmouth University Business School. Website: www.successbydesigntraining.com Email: enquiries@successbydesigntraining.com Audio Credit: Keith Hare Disclaimer: This content does not aim to replace professional medical advice or therapy. Please seek the support you need where necessary. Success by Design Training accepts no liability.

Worried about hackers and want to better secure your Facebook account? In this video, I'll show you how to easily enable Two-Step Verification (2FA) on your Facebook account to add an extra layer of protection against unauthorized access. Two-step verification is one of the most effective ways to secure your account, requiring both your password and a code sent to your phone. We'll walk through the simple steps to activate 2FA, whether you want to use a text message, an authentication app, or a security key. I'll also explain why two-step verification is crucial for protecting your account from hackers, especially if you frequently access Facebook from different devices. By the end of this video, you'll have your Facebook account secured with 2FA, reducing the risk of your account being compromised by hackers. How To Enable Two-step Verification To Secure Your Facebook Account From Hackers: https://itayverchik.com/facebook-two-step-verification/ Make sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon for more Facebook and online security tips. If this video helped you, give it a thumbs up and share it with others who may benefit from extra security! In this video, you'll learn: How to enable Two-Step Verification on your Facebook account. Different 2FA options like SMS, authentication apps, and security keys. Why Two-Step Verification is essential for protecting your account from hackers. Don't miss more tutorials on the channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ItayVerchik?sub_confirmation=1 To Sign Up For The Keywords Tracking System: https://say-v.com/ Join now the community of Webmasters and SEO Marketers completely free: https://www.facebook.com/groups/itayverchik To purchase Elementor Pro, the world's best WordPress page designer: https://trk.elementor.com/2500 Don't Have A Web Hosting Account Yet Or Are You Just Not Satisfied With Your Existing Hosting? Get A 25% Discount For Cloudways Web Hosting For The First 3 Months: https://platform.cloudways.com/signup?id=314159&coupon=VERCHIK Thank you for watching! If you have any questions or suggestions for future security tutorials, drop a comment below, and I'll be happy to help. Don't forget to subscribe and share this video with anyone who might need extra Facebook security tips!

Our online footprint holds immense value in today's digital age, from professional credentials to personal memories. However, it has also exposed us to a constant barrage of security threats. While usernames and passwords are the first line of defense, they're no longer enough. This is where Two-Step Verification (2SV) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) emerge as powerful tools, providing additional layers of security. Let us understand the differences between 2SV and MFA. The Core Concept: Authentication Factors Authentication verifies a user's claimed identity during a login attempt. Traditionally, this relied on a single factor – a password. However, passwords are susceptible to theft or brute-force attacks. 2SV and MFA introduce additional authentication factors, making unauthorized access significantly more difficult. View More: Two-Step Verification vs. Multi-Factor Authentication

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As the cost of living crisis intensifies something you'll really want to avoid is becoming a victim of cyber crime.   Here are a few quick tips to stay safe.   First and most important - anytime you're asked for a password - use a strong, secure one, don't share it with anyone and don't repeat it anywhere else.   Password manager apps can help keep things organised for you - they encrypt the actual password.   If you're coming up with passwords yourself, 3 random objects with some numbers and a punctuation mark at the end is a good approach.   Next - anti virus software on your computer and your phone. If reading up on this stuff online is a confusing mess - ask the retailer you bought the device from for their recommendation.   You want something that roots out malicious files you've inadvertently downloaded but that doesn't get in the way of the smooth running of your machine.    You might end up paying for this protection but it shouldn't be expensive and even low level, free protection is better than nothing.   If you do end up with a virus or malware on your device doing a Google search and downloading a recommended ‘fix' can sometimes make things worse. Many viruses are actually contained within these so called ‘solutions' - it might be better to keep the device switched off, disconnected from the internet and use another device to get hold of an IT repair specialist.   And I always recommend turning on 2 step verification wherever you see it as an option.

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In today's episode, we're talking about how Google is going to require a 2 Factor Authentication to login to your Google accounts. Even if you don't use Gmail or Google Workspace for your primary email, you may have set up a Google account to claim your Google My Business listing, create a YouTube channel, a Google Analytics account or an Ad Words account.    You need to protect yourself, and the 2-Step Verification puts an extra barrier between your business and cybercriminals who try to steal usernames and passwords to access your business data. Listen and learn more about it.

Today we're revisiting how to make a kick-butt cred-capturing phishing campaign with Gophish, Amazon Lightsail, LetsEncrypt, ExpiredDomains.net and a special little extra something that makes creating phishing landing pages waaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy easier! For some quicker review, you can check out part 1 and also the complementary YouTube video, but I wanted to revisit this kick-butt process and update a few items: First, this SingleFile extension is amaaaaaaaazing for making phishing landing pages with ease! The process to get GApps to let you generate an app-specific password for using with GoPhish is kinda annoying. The steps below should get you going: After domain registration, log into admin.google.com or click Manage Workspace button at checkout. At the next screen click Workspace Admin Console. Sign in with the person you'll be spoofing from, and the temporary password emailed to your backup email account during checkout. In the search bar search for Less Secure Apps, choose Allow users to manage their access to less secure apps. Now, in the upper right, hit Manage Your Google Account. Under Security, click Protect your account and click Add phone number. Finish that process, then click Continue to your Google account. Back at the main admin page, under Less secure app access, click Turn on access (not recommended). At the next screen click Allow less secure apps: ON Back at the main screen, click 2-Step Verification and set it to On. Back at the main screen again, a new option called App passwords should be there. Click it. Choose to generate a custom name like LOL and then then an app password will appear. Write it down as it only appears once! Finally, a quick reference for getting your LetsEncrypt cert to work with GoPhish. Get your LetsEncrypt cert generated, and then forge a .crt and .key file to use with GoPhish: cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/YOUR-DOMAIN/fullchain.pem ./domain.crt cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/YOUR-DOMAIN/privkey.pem ./domain.key Now go into the GoPhish .json config file and change the cert_path and key_path to the ones you just generated, and change use_tls to TRUE on both places in the config as well.

In today's podcast by Whats New On The Net: Micro blog Twitter today introduced “Tip Jar“ – a new way for people to send & receive tips. In other news, in the interests of Online security, Google has decided to verify users who have enrolled in two-step verification (2SV) to confirm it's really them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatsnewonthenet/message

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https://www.socialmediabreakup.com/enable-two-step-verification-in-whatsapp/ I won't tap dance around this very important message: Whenever you can: enable the two-step verification option. There is no way around it. It is super important that you secure all your accounts, whether they are social media accounts, email accounts, messaging accounts gaming accounts, etc. Don't wait. Don't postpone this. Make hacking into your account as complex as possible. People will try to hack other people's profiles, and since you use yours a lot you better protect them. In this blog I will explain how to add this very important security step in WhatsApp: Go to Settings, tap Account, tap Two-step verification, tap Enable. Enter a six-digit PIN of your choice and confirm it. Enter an email address (you won't be asked to verify it) or tap Skip if you don't want to. According to WhatsApp, if you don't add an email address and you forget your PIN, you'll have to wait 7 days before you can reset your PIN. Now you'll need to enter your PIN when registering your phone number with WhatsApp again. In future blogs, I'll go over how to set up two-step verification aka 2-factor authentication in other platforms. However, do already check in your social media account and email accounts if this option is available (it probably is!).

To all the HORDE, welcome back to another episode of Otaku Radio Cast. In this week's episode; My email was hacked, Chris talks about death, and we question Netflix's morales. Just F.Y.I., we do have a moment of silence because we recorded this episode on 9/11. So hope you enjoy listening as Nick, Chris, I discuss anime, manga, cosplay, and other otaku content. Stay up to date and follow the show and the rest of us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/KevinKellaher https://twitter.com/Du_Bud https://twitter.com/TSilvercrow

Episode 183: The hopeful hundred and eighty-third episode of the PokeProblemsPodcast! Now with more Rattata! This week we talk news... Pokémon GO continues to have a lot going on! Don't forget to check out the Battle League Leaderboard! May’s Research Breakthrough encounter is Shinx, and Pokémon Spotlight Hours this month feature Shellder, Sunkern, Poochyena, and Bronzor. The Throwback Challenge has begun and we are still in week one until Friday May 8th. It's Kanto week, featuring Pikachu wearing Charizard hats! Each week is themed around a different Pokemon Region, and will feature a multi-part special research series (9 parts this week!) that you have to complete that week, a special increased frequency shiny from that region, and a hatted Pikachu featuring that region's number-one Pokemon discovered in that region, among other bonuses! The final week features the Throwback Challenge Champion 2020 Special Research, when Galarian Stunfisk will be making its Pokémon GO debut! Galarian Meowth, Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Darumaka, and Galarian Stunfisk will also be making their debuts. And don't forget the Remote Raid Pass celebration: Darkrai, Altered Forme Giratina, and Virizion will be in five-star raids! Did you hear that The Wolf Doctor beat Pokemon Sword? Miz Sylver tells her she should brave Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield Ranked Battles. The new season has begun and will run throughout May 2020. If you are playing, be on the lookout for Tyranitar, Togekiss, Excadrill, Whimsicott, and Dragapult, as well as Heat or Wash Rotom, in Max Raid Battles until May 11, 2020. Pokémon Masters has added in a free Daily Sync Pull for Items/Sync Pairs, and a free starter egg! New pairs are here too, Silver and Ho-Oh and Wallace and Milotic, with a story with Ethan & Silver to find Ho-oH. New Galarian Pokémon Plush! And the fancy Mareep is back! There's a lot of new Pokémon television, including Pokemon Journeys the Series (Season 23) starting on Netflix on June 12th! Pokemon BW Rival Destinies episodes have been added to the Pokemon TV app! And Episode 4 of the Twilight Wings series is out now! Consider 2-Step Verification for your Nintendo account! Splatfests are back! Or at least one Splatfest... May 22nd - May 24th, it's the return of Mayo vs. Ketchup! We want to know what you think about our new Splatfest ideas. And, there's a free demo happening right now if you want to check out Splatoon 2. https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/post/616057535646089216/the-squid-research-lab-has-been-informed-that-a New ideas for a #Splatoon2 #Splatfest ?— PokeProblems (@pokemoncast) May 3, 2020 Have you seen the new Bride Thor skin in Smite? Who here knows the story behind this one? 🤔Valkyrie Bride Thor is available now through the Viewer Store! pic.twitter.com/o3xwX34Pky— SMITE (@SMITEGame) April 26, 2020 And, we had to talk about Assassin’s Creed Valhalla!!! We're excited to check out Summer Game Fest! Thanks for listening! If you have any questions or comments, we want to hear from you. Tweet, email, or comment on the blog or Facebook to let us know! Follow @pokemoncastTweet!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');

Want to add some extra layer of security to your Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and Instagram? Then, push the play button to learn about 2FA (Two Factor Authentication).

Dreem2Reality Entertainment presents The Rock Vegas Podcast. On today's show: Ryan and Dave host! Ryan starts the show by discussing a 2-step verification issue he's having with Amazon and his old phone number. Then, Dave breaks down his limited edition Dr. Pepper fiasco and the guys discuss a slave chain. After that, Dave reviews the television series The Last Ship and Ryan reviews the Netflix series Stranger Things. Ryan rounds out the episode by discussing the reality show 90 Day Fiance' and why he can't sleep lately. Enjoy the eargasms! Please subscribe to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes and don't forget to rate and review while you're there. You can also download the Stitcher and Podbean app to your device for free and search: D2R PODCAST NETWORK and subscribe. The guys would love to hear from you! Feel free to call the podcast hotline and have your voice heard on a future episode. Dial 872-242-8311 (USA-CHAT-311) and leave a message and we will play your voicemail and answer your questions live on an upcoming episode! If you enjoy listening to The D2R Podcast Network, then spread the word to everyone you know. Your word of mouth is our best advertising method and we appreciate your support. Thanks for listening and share!

We figured out two step verification. Well, sort of. At least we know the difference between two factor authentication and two step verification. Sometimes all it takes is a quick review of the options.CORRECTIONIn this episode I said Paul Asadoorian works for Black Hills Infosec. Apparently he doesn’t. He’s got his own thing going on.LINKS1. Two-factor authentication (2FA) versus two-step verification (2SV)2. two-step verification - Another artical on the difference between 2SV and 2FA

We’re working on a better process for securely accessing our Gmail or Google account. We’ve got 2-step verification with our phone. That works great, but now we have a new problem. What happens when we lose our phone? How do we access our Gmail?LINKS1. Two-factor authentication (2FA) versus two-step verification (2SV)2. Google Security Settings - You need to be signed into Google to access this pageSetting Up 2-Step Verification1. Go to the Google Security Settings2. Turn on “2-step verification”3. Enter your passwordChose & configure your 2nd step verification option1. Verification Options2. Get codes via text message3. Get codes by phone call4. Use the Google Authenticator App - You can use this even if you are offline5. Use a security key - Yubikey6. Add a backup phone number7. Create backup codes8. Register a trusted device

With the spring just a few short weeks away, it’s a good time to clean the bedroom windows, dust off the ceiling fans, and discard old security notions that have been taking up valuable mind space. What do you replace those security concepts with? How about ones that say that security systems are not binary “on-off” concepts, but instead can be seen as a gentle gradient. And where user experiences developed by researchers create security products that actually, um, work. This new world is conceived by Scout Brody, executive director of Simply Secure, a nonprofit dedicated to leveraging user interface design to make security easier and more intuitive to use. “UX design is a critical part of any system, including security systems that are only meant to be used by highly technical expert users,” according to Brody. “ So if you have a system that helps monitor network traffic, if it’s not usable by the people who are designed to use it or it’s designed for, then it’s not actually going to help them do their jobs.” In the first part of my interview with Scout Brody, we cover why security systems aren’t binary, the value of user interface designers, and how to cross pollinate user personas with threat models. Transcript Cindy Ng: Scout Brody has long been passionate about improving the usability of security tools. Rather than a tech and product only mindset, she advocates a human first or empathy first mindset. Processes such as user experience and human centered design can help improve the way humans and security technologies interact. As a former product manager at Google, she worked on projects such as 2-Step Verification and the Android operating system. Now she's an executive director at Simply Secure, a nonprofit dedicated to crafting usable and secure technologies, while making them available to everyone. The cornerstone of your work, Scout, you say consumers abdicate their security and privacy for ease, convenience and because sometimes they're strong-armed to yielding all their personal information in order to download an app or use a piece of technology because that's how technology is being developed. And the way you describe how security and privacy technologies are being developed, that they're not binary concepts but gradient, and can you elaborate more on what that means? Scout Brody: Well, Cindy, I think that as a security professional in our field we tend to think of things in absolutes and we tend to be constantly striving for the ideal. So if you're an I.T. professional working in a corporate environment, you are trying to do your utmost to make the settings as secure as it possibly can be because that's how you define success as a security professional. When it comes to thinking about security for end-users however, it's important to recognize that not everyone has the same definition of what security they need to meet their needs or what privacy means to them.  So one good example might be that you have, say you know a government worker who lives in Washington, D.C., and is very concerned they might have what we call in the security business, a particular threat model or they're worried about those people accessing their information, for professional purposes. They might be concerned about organized crime or foreign governments or all sorts of different things. And that's a very different threat model than someone who is a stay-at-home dad in Minnesota for example, who you know may not have those same concerns when he's going and posting adorable photos of his kids on Facebook, that that information might be compromised or used to hurt him or his professional life in any way. So I think this notion that there is no one definition of what is secure but I like to talk about usability and design as being gradient in the same way that security is. So in security, although we tend to think of it as an absolute, when we get down to the practice of security, and we very rarely say "Oh, this system is secure." No, we say "This system is secure against threats A, B and C," it's secure in the face of a particular threat model. And similarly when you talk about a system being usable or useful to end-users, we have to say, "This is usable and useful to these users in these contexts." Cindy Ng: I like what you mentioned about threat model and context. Can you provide us an example of how you would align a threat model alongside with the technology you have, what would that look like? Scout Brody: Well, I think that it depends, I think I want to clarify that when you say design, we're talking not just about a system architecture design but we're really talking about the design of the entire piece of software, including the user-interface or as you like to say in the design side, the user experience or U.X. And a U.X. design, I maintain, is a critical part of any system, including security systems, even security systems that are really only meant to be used by highly technical expert users. So if you have an I.T. system that helps monitor network traffic, if it's not usable by the people who are designed to use it or that it's designed for, then it's not going to actually help them do their job, it's not actually going to be successful as a piece of software.  Re-emphasizing that design doesn't just mean architecture design, it may mean design also of the user experience. And I think it's really important when we're looking at the software design process to consider a partnership between the user experience designer and the software designer, including the security expert. So I think that it's important to look at the user experience from a security perspective and to look at the security from a user experience perspective, and that's one of the reasons that we advocate a deep partnership between security folks and user experience folks. That they collaborate on the design of the system from the beginning, but they try to understand one another's priorities and concerns and that they try and sort of use one another's language to talk about those priorities for the system. Cindy Ng: And when you talk about U.X. design and then design in general, what is the business value of a designer and why is that partnership so critical? Because these days anyone can install Illustrator or Photoshop and start drawing or creating or you can submit a request online for any kind of artwork to be created and within 24 hours, 48 hours you get what you requested. What's the difference between the kind of design I'm talking about versus a partnership? Scout Brody: Well my favorite analogy when talking to security folks about the importance of, you know, high quality in-house design, is to talk about cryptanalysis or cryptographic protocol design. We do not expect that a designer, a user experience designer or even an average sort of lay person software developer will be able to develop a secure cryptographic protocol. We don't say, "Oh but you know what, I have a terminal window, I've got a text editor, I can write my own cryptographic protocol, I understand prime numbers, I understand, like, the concept of factoring, so therefore I am totally qualified to write a cryptographic protocol." No. We also don't say, "Oh well but there are freelance people on the internet that I can hire to write my cryptographic protocols for me, so I'm just gonna, you know, outsource this on this site here, I need a protocol that allows me to change it in this way under these parameters, "Hey freelance cryptographer that I met on the internet, that I found on a freelance website, can you design this for me?" No, absolutely not. And why is that? It's because we recognize the value of the expertise that goes into designing a cryptographic protocol. We recognize that there are deep concerns, deep nuances that come to bear when a cryptographic protocol is put into place. There are ways in which it can break that are very hard to predict unless you have a lot of background in designing and analyzing these protocols. Although it's not quite as extreme when you look at U.X. design because there are certainly I guess probably more qualified U.X. designers out there than there are truly qualified cryptographic, you know, cryptographers. It is an important analogy to draw because we don't expect designers to do cryptography, why do we expect cryptographers or software developers in general to do design? I think that there is that sort of assumption that anyone can do design, anyone can pop open Illustrator and then come out with a user experience that is going to be workable. Or the expectation that you can just hire sort of a freelancer to come in and work for a two week sprint and put something out for your product, really underestimates the importance of the user experience design to the success of your product. I think that you look at all of the ways in which systems fail, security systems in particular, because security's way of talking about this is, "Oh humans are the weakest link." And I say, "No, it's not that humans are the weakest link, it's that the user interface that you have created or the human policies that you have put in place are broken." And that they're not taking the human system into account in the way that you need to. And that's exactly what U.X. designers can help you do, is understand. U.X. designers and researchers, can help you understand the users that are going to be using your system and help you can put in place interfaces and human processes that will allow them to be successful in using your system. Cindy Ng: You mentioned in a previous conversation we had about U.X. designers developing user personas, can you talk a little bit about why they're used in creating a product you might be building? Scout Brody: Yeah, so user personas are a handy sort of reference that is created out of a user experience research process. So the idea is that ideally, you know, U.X. designers or researchers have the opportunity to go and spend some quality time talking to people who would ideally be users of the system that's being designed. So if you're designing a system for system administrators like I mentioned earlier, to do network analysis, you know, ideally you'd have the opportunity to go and actually talk to these people. You know, go see them in their workplace, experience the challenges that they face, the things that they're concerned about, the tools that they use today, what they like about them and what they don't like about them. And ideally you would have the opportunity to talk to a great variety of folks who do these things. And on the upside of this research process, you would have all of this data about the various different people you talk to. And you go through a sort of informal clustering process to try and capture that data in a succinct way that the user experience designers can then move forward with their design, bearing all of that information in mind. And that sort of abstraction is called a user persona. The idea is that talk to 20 different system administrators from around the globe and you come out with four or five different user personas that sort of reflect the needs and challenges that those users face. So you might have a user persona named Annabelle, and Annabelle is a very experienced system administrator who is overworked because she has too many meetings and gets too many emails and too many notifications, and is really looking for a system that will help her sort of cut through all of the noise and really identify the important signals. And then you might have a user persona named Jim, and Jim is a more junior system administrator who has the time to really go through and read all every single email notifications and understand what it means, things like that, and really wants to be able to have lots of detail at his fingertips. So these are two distinct sort of personalities that are based in the actual user research that you did that help inform your design and end up allowing you to have sort of a shorthand to bear in mind each of these different users' needs as you're going through the process of designing your system. One really interesting and compelling idea that I've come across for the past couple of years is the notion of using user personas instead of cross-pollinating them with threat model. And the idea here is, okay you are a user experience designer and you have these different user personas that you're using to try and design a system that will work for a great diversity of users, can you also consider the possibility of having user personas for your potential attackers? So if you are working in partnership with your security professional who is working on a project, can you say, "Okay what are the threats that we think are facing our software?" Okay, we expect that there is going to be an attacker who is sort of a script kiddie persona. That there is going to be an attacker who is a nation state actor. We expect there is going to be a criminal, you know, organized crime attacker. And what are the different capabilities of these attackers and what is our system going to do, both at the architecture level and at the user experience level, to try and be resilient to these things? And I think it's a sort of interesting way of bringing the expertise and the structure from the two different domains, security and user experience, and working together to highlight the needs and vulnerabilities of a piece of software you're trying to develop and process.

In today's Federal Newscast, the General Services Administration announces starting this month, all federal domains ending in .gov or .fed will require the use of Google authenticator when logging in.

KRACK Attack - Security and Privacy Trends 2017 WPA2 vulnerable to key reinstallation attacks Security and Privacy Trends Whats happening in AR & VR World IOTroop Botnet of IoT devices What’s happening with tokenization - Google Advanced Protection Program Web literacy, Security & privacy tools Protection of data from ISP Webtools Links WPA2 Key reinstallation attacks KRACK Attack These are the router makers that have patched KRACK WPA2 Wi-Fi flaws Tokenization Security Keys: Practical Cryptographic Second Factors for the Modern Web

۱۲ نکته امنیتی برای کلیسای خانگی ایران نکات کلی امنیتی از هر گونه قانون شکنی و رعایت نکردن قوانین شهروند ایرانی بپرهیزید. (مثل حجاب یا قوانین بازرگانی و تجارت – اما حق و حقوق شهروند مسیحی خودتان را زیر پا نگذارید) از داشتن هر گونه اجناسی که در هنگام جستجوی منزلتان می تواند باعث سوال شود و در صورت صدور جرمی به جرم شما می افزاید خودداری کنید. (ورق، مشروب، قلیون، فیلم های خارجی، انبار منابع مسیحی و هر گونه مواردی که فکر می کنید شما را در درد سر بیندازد) از ذخیره و انبار کردن هر گونه کتاب مقدس و کتب مسیحی، سی دی و یا دی وی دی در منزل خود، جداً خودداری کنید. این داشتن ۱-۲ نسخه از هر کدام از این موارد برای استفاده شخصی را شامل نمی شود از داشتن جلسات خانگی هفتگی در یک مکان و روز و ساعت به شدت بپرهیزید. ترجیحاً روز و ساعت و مکان جلسه را به صورت مداوم به جاهای امنی تغییر دهیدپ از ملاقات هر گونه شخص جدیدی که خود را مسیحی می داند و مایل است به گروه خانگی شما ملحق شود در منزل خود و به تنهایی جداً خودداری کنید اگر شخص شناخته شده مسیحی مایل است به گروه خانگی شما وصل شود، اصلاً در این امر عجله نکنید و حداقل به مدت ۳-۶ ماه او را جداگانه ملاقات کنید تا از انگیزه او اطمینان حاصل کنید در بشارت­هایتان (به طور خاص در جمع) خیلی حکیمانه عمل کنید و همانطور که کلام می گوید مثل کبوتر ساده اما مثل مار هوشیار باشید از سفرهای زیاد خدمتی (چه داخلی و به طور خاص خارجی) جداً خودداری کنید. چون زیادتی این امر می تواند حساسیت­هایی و شنودی را بر انگیزد   نکات مربوط به دستگاه­های دیجیتال (تلفن – تبلت و کامپیوتر از ذخیره هر گونه عکس، فایل صوتی یا تصویری و یا اطلاعات محرمانه در تلفن، تبلت و یا کامپیوتر خود که مربوط به گروه خانگی و یا فعالیت های مسیحی است، جداً خودداری کنید تلفن های همراه و تبلت های خود را قبل از شروع جلسه و رسیدن به مقصد غیر فعال کنید فعال کردن تایید هویت دو مرحله ای برای حساب های پیغامی. (از قبیل تلگرام، واتس­آپ و غیره) تلگرام Settings – Privacy and Security – 2 Step Verification اگر می خواهید فایل حساسی را برای همیشه از کامپیتورتان پاک کنید، مطمئن شوید که آن فایل یا پوشه غیر قابل بازیافت باشد. یک نرم افزار رایگان در ویندوز –BleachBit   برای ارتباط با ما می توانید با ایمیل زیر با ما در ارتباط باشید mamouriat@email.com .همچنین صفحات شبکه اجتماعی ما را نیز در فیسبوک و تلگرام با نام "ماموریت" دنبال کنید  

BeBizzy Break Podcast : Episode 39 - GSuite & Mailbird Hosted by : Marv Dorner, owner of BeBizzy Consulting Ever get the feeling that someone's watching you? That happened to me this week, as I started to look for a replacement for my Outlook replacement, Mailbird. The problem was that although I had hundreds of contacts saved in my various GSuite email accounts, there was no way to easily sync to or from GSuite. On many occassions I was either grabbing email addresses from my phone or having to log into the web interface to gather the email addresses so I could send. Just this morning, I recevied an email from Mailbird claiming they had a new Contact Manager ready to roll out, all I had to do was update Mailbird, click a few things and BOOM!, contacts. The scariest part was that it worked EXACTLY like it was supposed to work, and now I don't have to look for a new email system. Way to go, Mailbird! Check them out if you're a GSuite or Gmail email user. And if your NOT a GSuite user... here's why you should be. GSuite is a powerful email, calendar, document sharing, task & project management solution. Some other benefits are: Uses Google secure and "always-on" hosting solution. I have had very minimal outages in many years of use. The system is available from anywhere, so as long as you can get to a computer, tablet or phone and remember your login info, you can see you mail, calendar and documents.  Easy to share documents within the GSuite environment, so anyone with your domain email can easily receive, share or collaborate on documents. You can still use Outlook. While I recommend getting outside the Office forcefield with apps like Mailbird, old reliable still works with GSuite. 2-Step Verification security to protect your email. 3rd party apps like CRMs, project management suites, mind mapping tools, and much more can be easily made available across the network.  Excellent support Relatively cheap at $5 per email address per month. Check out if GSuite is a good fit for you and your business by going to https://gsuite.google.com  Don’t forget to send us any suggestions for apps to review or people to interview. And subscribe to the BeBizzy Break Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio.  And as always, leave the technical stuff to us!  

TJ, Josh, Michelle, and guest Dan talk about hate love making, tough guys, a LOT about Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Spell Tower, some side tracking, Pokemon AND No Man's Sky lose a ton of players, 2-Step Verification on Sony accounts (finally), Hannibal vs. Daryl Dixon, Dan raves on about Quantum Break, and more! Donate HERE! The BruisedThumbs Podcast is brought to you by: Mohu HD TV antennas! Be set free. And CDKeys.com. High quality games at a low cost. SUBSCRIBE on iTunes! We’re also on Stitcher!!! Twitch: @BruisedThumbsVG LIVE EVERY MONDAY @ 7:30PM PST Twitter: @BruisedThumbsVG Facebook: @BruisedThumbs YouTube: @BruisedThumbsVG Enjoy! Album cover by: Ruslans Golubevs Intro Music by: Journal (8 Bit) Outro Song: Girugamesh - period

Kengo Hamasakiさんをゲストに迎えて、Apple Pay, NFC決済、Stripe などについて話しました。 Show Notes Rebuild: Aftershow 63: Secret Agent Watch (naan, hak) 驚異のApple Payビジネスモデル – 詳細分析と最新情報まとめ | WebPay運営者ブログ How Apple Pay Really Works and Why You Should Begin Using it Immediately - Kirk Lennon Google Wallet Blocked By US Mobile Carriers (2013) Host-based Card Emulation | Android Developers Retailers are disabling NFC readers to shut out Apple Pay | The Verge CurrentC LevelUp Stripe: Apple Pay iOS Developer Library: Payment Token Format Reference The Real Reason PayPal Isn't an Apple Pay Preferred Partner | Bank Innovation Apple Pay Integration | Braintree niw: Clipper card reader launches Apple Pay. Google Online Security Blog: Strengthening 2-Step Verification with Security Key WebPay Launching Square in Japan - lessons learned by Randy Reddig Stripe Connect WebPay OAuth Extend Zero-decimal currencies : Stripe: Help & Support Active Merchant Simple GoBank

This week we discussed: Breaking News: -iPhone 6 Event -iOS 8 Beta 5 -OS X Yosemite -Beats Gets Some Apple Love -Legal Phone Unlocking -ABC News on Apple TV -Perfect Screen Caps -Apple Wireless Charging Patents -NFL Now -Apple Makes the Best Laptops & Tablets -Family Sharing -Sam Sung Charity Auction Rumor Roundup: -iPhone 6 -Is Siri Coming to the Mac? Tip O' The Week -Enable 2-Step Verification for Your Apple ID Questions & Answers: -APA Citations for iOS iOS & OS X App of the Week: -iOS, APA Citations -Carbon Copy Cloner Geek Sheik Accessory of the Week: -Motorola SBG6782-AC

Tii - iTem 0309 - Oleg Pliss and Two-step Verification   Give us a call - 1-206-666-6364   Links Mentioned in this Episode: Hackers Remotely Locking Some Macs and iOS Devices in Australia for Ransom Apple devices digitally kidnapped in Australia, held for ransom My devices have been hacked. - Apple Support Communities FAQ about two-step verification for Apple ID Hackers can 'un-brick' stolen iPhones Google+ Community Apple Events - WWDC 2014 Live Stream More rumors on Sapphire Sapphire vs. Gorilla Glass German carrier leaks likely iPhone 6 release date Is Apple about to unveil a smart home platform? The iPhone Is Still The Best Smartphone Acme Made Ergo Book - iPad Case — Kickstarter Use Your iPad to Make Presentations Using Your Own Voice Apple TV 3 Jailbreak Very Unlikely   Revolutions Podcast     Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii App Garageband Trancit KaleidaCam ToonCamera FNotes Little Millies Big Plan - ebook Space Heads InstaGif Adobe Voice App Crypto Search Jingit