Collaborate Disseminate
Well, the title basically says it.
I’d suppose that using the same profile picture on unrelated sites would allow anyone to do a quick Google image search and therefore associate the profiles with each other, at least on those sites where… Continue reading Is there a security risk in using the same profile picture on different sites?
Assuming I have a paper calendar (organizer) with the following information on it:
dates/locations where I have been and where I’m planning to go
phone numbers and e-mail addresses of a few people
my own contact details so … Continue reading What are the security implications of losing a paper calendar?
I would like to delete an old e-mail address of mine. However, I’m not exactly sure on which (popular or obscure) sites I signed up for an account using that address.
If I delete the address, someone else could register the … Continue reading Find accounts that belong to an e-mail address
The “clipboard” buffer might contain sensitive information (like passwords, or private messages sent to or received from other people) cut/copied previously, that, wenn accidentally pasted into a wrong window, can leak this sensitive infor… Continue reading Is there a clipboard timeout? [closed]
Sometimes, if I’m having trouble typing a long password, I’ll open up Notepad, type it in there (so I can make sure what I’m typing is correct), and then copy+paste it into the form, and then close the Notepad file without saving anything…. Continue reading Does typing something in Notepad but not saving it leave any trace?
Answers to the question “How safe are password managers like LastPass?” suggest that storing personal passwords on a physical notebook might be a reasonable option:
I know someone who won’t use Password Safe and instead h… Continue reading How to store passwords written on a physical notebook?