![]() Don't share passwords across services and don't use normal words (learn elvish - but then I may learn it too).Īnd don't make your steam account details PUBLIC and if it's friends only, be sure you can trust them with knowing what you have (Also disable trade requests in games, its bloody annoying). you can, by moving authentication off the machine and also boot capability OFF the machine. ![]() Ofcourse, it is hard to defend against the "evil maid" attack BUT. Trust is earned, not given.ĩ9% of the time common sense is good security. ![]() I recommend isolating every account as best you can.Īlso, don't trust internet strangers, especially if there is sometihng for them to gain. At least this way you get notified of anything.Īll this linking Facebook and other linkage is just bad. Strong security is more than a strong password, it is also something you know, something you have and so on.Īlso turn on SteamGuard and all the security features to enable notification and multi-confirmation security for every devices. Use KeePass2 and GENERATE your LONG random passwords.
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