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Thank you for the video. I'm thinking about switching my password manager to Bitwarden PM. However, I have read that bitwarden auto password fill is unsecured. How true is that, or how accurate is it? Thanks

It should probably be noted that the Bitwarden mobile app now supports Passkeys, at least in iOS, as well as passkey cloning (as discussed in this video).

this google feature is STUPID.. sorry

Happened to me due to a Trojan. Paypal was not avalable during christmas so I had to wait 4 days to get a hold of them to report it! my email was changed, password and security questions too so they basically locked me out. I got it back now after finally getting through the hotline but the very little options they leave you if you are locked out is terrifying! They do save your register data so they can still undo a hack if you tell them about your account and the data you have such as email, phone number etc. So don't slack off and always keep these up to date and the more 2FA the better. NEVER SAVE PASSWORDS ON YOUR BROWSER! And any download you do on websites that seem a bit shady should only be done on virtual machines. I do a daily virus scan now and also back up your PC and files. If i didn't my art stuff would all be gone with this Trojan nightmare I endured this Christmas. Don't ever be lazy with your internet security and also know that you are not immune to cyber attacks! My family sees me as the most tech savvy person but I still got hacked via a Virus. Money they drained is also still in Limbo. They used a throwaway Email service to not get reported as the Paypal worker explained and the way they stole is via a "Authorization Payment" Wich is a big problem as these cannot be set to be investigated by paypal like other transfers. They did it on purpose so I can't defend myself most likely. A huge oversight and loophole with Paypal they need to fix! Cause hackers probably use this to prevent you from cancelling that illegal theft of your money. The transfer is also sent to what seems like a legit US business. But I am not american, do not live there and my listed adress is some abandoned house in the US. I let the company that is the recipient know of this. And Paypal does know of the hack also and the time the transaction was done in my name. So I am hopeful that they will get me my money back or have that transfer cancelled. Hopefully. It does frustrate me though. Paypal did not ask me for 2fa on chrome and since i saved my password (wich i don't do now after fixing everything to make it safe again) So there was no way for them to hit a wall when they could access my pc. Literally less important accounts ask you for 2fa every time you log in. so why not paypal? It feels like an insane choice especially when they know that this is a risk for ppl with virus infections hence why 2fa exists. If you have struggled with a hack on paypal or worry please listen, Do not give up! Try to access paypal's customer service. Have your registration data ready (they keep this so hackers cannot change these as it is on paypal's end not yours.) always enable all 2fa's avalable be that face Id, finger print and phones. maybe even more backup devices if you can. Also keep your ID ready too but do make sure the number is legit. do cross reference and check for the correct website url. Never use email links always go to paypal manually after you get an email. And also do not lie down and take it. Sue paypal if you can afford to and they didn't help enough. Hold them accountable. Finance services cannot afford to be this easy to breach. Especially with linked bank details. You have 180 days to report a illegal payment you did not make. So remember that too. Especially if it says that in the transaction email or the transaction info. Another important thing! CHECK YOUR ARCHIVED TRANSFERS BY FILTERING ARCHIVED TRANSACTIONS!!! They hid mine in archived transfers. I knew this was a thing so I unarchived it to make it visible. Please be safe and please do not let these pathetic greedy worms take from you without a serious fight! You deserve to not be stolen from! remember that always!

How to use mail fowarding with Gmail?

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Nice innovation

How do I know if account has be hacked or a glitch

Very, very good. Unlike most you produced a video that gave clear directions towards setting the different Apps up. This can be very confusing, in my opinion at least. And I am by no means a beginner in the online world. By the time the video is over we are also relatively familiar with the interface and feeling more at home with 1Password. Also, what really annoys me, is that in most cases it comes across strongly that the only objective of the videos that most creators make is to hopefully make money. As their speaking at 100 mile an hour and it seems like they just want to get it over with. It feels that that’s not the case with you Jason and you really want to make the process clearly understood. That that is your main objective. Anyway, without watching your video I know I would have struggled to set it all up. Thanks for that. I can’t wait for 1Password 2 - Rebholz Reloaded Cheers Mate

I mean does it matter? Most password managers won't login the account unless it passes MFA. So if anything, it's a sign to change the master password.

Thanks for this great video.

You really want me to trust Google with my passkeys???

thank you for the tutorial

Good innovation

Good

This is actually a Tutorial. THANKS

Sir, can i have a full structure for Cyber security Analyst or Network Architecture.

Thank you, Sir.

I like how you blur the email address in the email address field, but the email address is still in the url :D

Thank you so much ,you explain it so well and clear

I have to say, this video is absolutely awesome. The terms & methods are clearly explained AND you provide the technical terms/names I'll need to learn if I want gain a deeper understanding. You've definitely gained one more fan & sub!

Too confusing.

I need a passkey to do a two-step verification for a specific company company for pre on boarding and it keeps saying I don't have a passkey for this specific company HELP

So poorly done for a so-called "beginner". What's a hardware key? What does MFA mean?

It really helps to know more about domain

My husband account was hacked

If I use WebAuthN, is it ok to stop using the 2FA or do you recommend using both? My only gripe is in case I lose/damage my device, that has authenticator app set up for 2FA, having to use the recovery key is bit worrisome.

My Passkey page has a large yellow shield at the top of the page stating "A Passkey cannot be created on this Device". Otherwise, it looks like your. Any idea what would cause this?

You said "using an online password manager, is still better than not using one", so, are you saying that a password manager is safer than writing my passwords down on paper and putting them in manually? Don't really know which way is safer, obviously doing it manually takes longer.....But these aren't accounts I need every day or all at once...

Thanks for the tutorial! So, does that mean if we don't add the security features that you did in the beginning that Bitwarden is unsafe to use?

Great explanation, thank you!

Fantastic

How about for IPhone?

Its not letting me set up bitwarden authenticator app, or google one, so I have set up the email option for 2 step authentication.

Thanks for the effort it surely takes to make this video. However, the something I wanted to understand but it does not seem to be discussed. In the event I shut my computer down, or reboot (chromebook) I must provide my chromebook logon. I can manage to remember ONE goofy set of letters and numbers. But the ONE THING I could not seem to learn from the tutorial, or the comments was ... What is the procedure after a reboot or shutdown? MUST I TYPE IN the cumbersome secret key and the cumbersome password (some crazy thing like 1lI0O.z$yY ) before beginning my day of surfing to my favorite websites? OH wait... TWO THINGS NOT DISCUSSED... sometimes accounts have a pin number (Personal Identification Number) or questions like what is your dog's name. Is there any way to keep track of that info?

I've watched four videos on 1 Password. None has shown me how I use this app when I am actually trying to input a password on a website.

You look excited, I'm more disheartened. Here's why: I've been diving deep into security these days and the more I look, the more scared I am to start using it because 1) it's hard and 2) I may lock myself out forever. At this point, risk(ignorance/making a mistake) > risk(hacker getting my password). I want to get where you are, but I can't as long as I don't have a holistic, easy-to-understand, fool-proof way of doing personal security. Simple, one-off videos here and there doesn't get me where I need to be. There are so many pieces and I get more and more overwhelmed. I started using 2FA and passkeys. But am I at risk of getting locked out of my Google account? This account? That account? Maybe I had a bad day and didn't follow the correct steps when I added one of my accounts? Oh, and there's my family. They're adding accounts in there, too. I don't want to have to be 100% perfect 100% of the time. At least with a password, as long as my password manager remembers it, I can get in. And if I lose all of my passwords, there's the password reset feature. Do you feel me? I want to use these security measures AND be confident using them. Thank you for listening. I've been banging my head at this stuff for a couple of weeks now and even bought a security course and am scared to move on to the next session without implementing the best practices, but to do that, I have to 1) pick an authenticator app 2) back up the codes 3) 2FA my bitwarden account 4) not mess that up 5) have a sane workflow 6) have A workflow... It seems endless...

great tutorial! Thank you

I don't need to do that 2-step authentication (about 4 min in) if I have a premium account?

Wish it would at least have some indicator that a passkey is associated with a login. Great feature regardless.

Great help! Liked and Subscribed. Gotta upgrade my very very dated cybersecurity knowledge/practice.

I understand having a backup method in case you lose your device, or your yubikey. However, couldn't a hacker also say "I lost my device", etc and use the "less secure" MFA?

I'm confused! Not computer savvy, sorry. So I set up my email and pass account. I entered a a name of a company that i normally shop at. Do I have to go and change my email address with the company to use my pass email instead of my actual email?

At end of day tho u still have to write down ur password somewere tho

Thanks for explaining ☺️

Excellent work, very well done. Older folks who were "introduced" to computers and our tech world half-way into our lives, really appreciate step-by-step tutorials. Bless you my friend!

Great advice, thanks.

I just got hacked with all my Etherum. who can help me fine were it went.i might never get it back. but they must be stop.. any one advice plz

How do you create a new password store for mobile apps?

My phone did not ask for a fingerprint or facial recognization. I think it did not set up right.