Tag: passwords

Santa put Bitcoin in my stocking

Gen Z wants crypto more than actual gifts this year.

Saving passwords in your browser? Stop that.

“Hi, Kim, I save all my passwords in my browser. So why do I need a password manager? Thanks for your newsletter. I can tell it’s a lot of work. The quality every single day is incredible.” — Robby in South Carolina Thanks for your question and kind words, Robby. Now, l get this question […]

5 steps to take control of your data

Every day, it feels like there’s another company saying, “Oops, we lost your info.” Feel helpless? Don’t. I’ve got some smart steps that help lock things down and keep creeps from using your info against you. Let’s jump in. 🔒 Change your username and passwords If hackers get one of your passwords, they’ll try it […]

Set up your Wi-Fi for easy sharing with guests

Hosting for the holidays? I’ll walk you trough how to set up and share a Wi-Fi network specifically for guests. Smart.

These passwords take 1 second to crack

NordPass analyzed more than 9 million stolen passwords. Here are the top 10, plus a key step to take to make yours stronger.

My top password manager pick has an A+ security feature built in

But there’s a smarter way to protect your online accounts — using a trusted password manager like NordPass. Remembering complex, unique passwords for every single account is practically impossible. If you’re like most people, you probably end up reusing passwords or writing them down somewhere, which isn’t your best bet if you value security.  Why […]

So much data left exposed for anyone to see

Here’s why it’s time to get even more serious about your private info and what’s posted online.

Small business owners: Simplify your life with one financial tool that does it all

If you run a business, you need the right software. We found the best solution.

How to deal with a cyberstalker

More victims of cyberstalking are reaching out to me for advice.

Bad news: Here’s how much your social media logins cost on the Dark Web

What if I told you for just $12, someone could buy your Instagram login.

6 privacy and security mistakes you’re making on social media

How can you stop putting your privacy at risk? Read these six common mistakes, along with fixes you need to button up your online life.