Lot’s of talk about password security on TV lately!
I know that Macs are more secure by design than Widows machines, however, I am bad about using the same password for almost everything. One that I can remember, etc.
What is your suggestion as to how I should go about replacing all of my passwords with individual, more secure ones?
Have you done a video about this subject? Thanks for the help!
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Tullis Thomas
I have more than just a video, I have a whole section of my free course on security dedicated to passwords. There is also a free eBook.
Basically, you should use either a password manager like 1Password or Safari's built-in keychain functionality to create random passwords as you go from site-to-site and service-to-service to change your passwords. This will create unique, strong password for everything. And use two-factor authentication when you can (Apple, Google, Facebook, etc).
I have 1Password already. I will start right away so that I have a more secure computer! Thank you Gary for your help!