Do you have any questions about your domain security and information privacy? Feel free to ask in the comments here and I'll do my best to respond. And be sure to check your own domain here: www.easydmarc.com
Hello sir , I'm planning to buy new mob but privacy and security is 1st priority considering recent online scam happing through mobile.. affecting private data.. financial data... Hacking and getting access of mob So should I consider iphone or google pixel for security.. which is more secure and keep all my things safe?
Hi Josh, first of all congrats for your fabulous work, you do so much for the community 😊 I hope that you dont mind that I tell you this, but please take care of sun burning! Using 50+ factor suncream and avoiding direct sunlight during certain hours CAN save your life 🙏🏾👍🏾 Thanks for your videos! ^^
I love this channel because even if I don't use or have some of these things it's nice to have more tips for extra security plus in my country there have been many times that the companies and banks that have our information have gotten hacked and it is a horrible mess which made everyone terrified of the internet even me that's why I love watching this stuff 😄
You repeatedly state "All Domains". I am sure this is accurate with regard to Web2 domains. By the nature of decentralized domains, none of this applies to most Web3 domains.
Incorrect. 2FA still applies and I believe DMARC still does as well (if you use the domain for email). Honestly, though, web3 domains still haven’t been widely adopted and even my personal experience with them (both owning and accessing those sites) hasn’t been great.
@@AllThingsSecured I have numerous Web3 domains with three different blockchains. All of them are completely anonymous as are the associated e-mail on two of them.
Hey Josh. Can you do a video about “Where does my data go after I empty the recycle bin?” Talking to an IT expert I realised this data is actually still stored in the hard drive and a savvy enough hacker could actually retrieve it. But I’m wondering, how likely is it that a hacker could do that remotely?
Imagine your files are like books in the library. And, to find the book, you need to use the card indexes. All a delete does is remove the card index. The actual file still exists. Once the file is not in the index, it's available to be written over. But, unless another file writes over it, it is still there. Digital Shredders exist that, upon delete, will re-write the file space for X number of times (depending on configuration) so that every bit in the file space has been replaced multiple times. This is about as good as it gets to a real delete. While this method is ideal, and recommended, for the old fashion HDD type drives... the new high speed SSD drives have write limits before their done. So, use of shredders seriously reduces the life of the SSD. Thus, know your drive before using a shredder. Best advise... store important data on HDD type drives... and store applications and system files on SSD drives.
I guess I will be unfollowing your feed. You highlighted my reply to promote yourself further, and when I clarified my points with facts, you deleted it twice. I'm sure you will delete this comment too, have no doubt. That's not good business practice.
Hi Josh, love your content as always! And I just activated my domain lock - thanks a million! One question: I use Tutanota as my email domain - also thanks to your suggestion. Does that not help me with DMARC or what am I missing? [I will also re-watch that video you mentioned] PS I love how you laughed at your own 2FA joke , it felt authentic and a bit geeky :D
Hey Steve! Thanks for the note here. DMARC is a good practice no matter which email provider you use, just know that it's really only beneficial if you use you a custom domain to send emails (which is often mostly for businesses, not individuals). If you use an @protonmail.com email address, then you don't need to worry about DMARC at all.
Thank you so much for this helping video, l was sick of dmarc emails every time, l complained to email provider didnt help, l now signed to easydmarc, it asked how l knew, l said from you
Do you have any questions about your domain security and information privacy? Feel free to ask in the comments here and I'll do my best to respond. And be sure to check your own domain here: www.easydmarc.com
How can I use touch Yubikey as 2FA lock on my "zip" and "rar" files?
Weeee,wee! Informative, easy,all things secured!
Hello sir ,
I'm planning to buy new mob but privacy and security is 1st priority considering recent online scam happing through mobile.. affecting private data.. financial data... Hacking and getting access of mob
So should I consider iphone or google pixel for security.. which is more secure and keep all my things safe?
How can I use touch Yubikey as 2FA lock on my "zip" and "rar" files?
what if someone was able to transfer your domain
That would be bad. Once they have your domain, you can’t get it back (at least not easily).
Sunburn dear josh?
Really? I don't think so. I mean, I just got back from a beach vacation so maybe... :)
@@AllThingsSecured around your eyes there isnt sun burn so i guess you wore sun glasses.anyway.tnx for your video keep up the good work.
Which domain provider do you suggest? There are so many
Just stick with the big ones like GoDaddy, NameCheap or Google Domains.
Thank you, which of those 3 would be the best for privacy/security? Is google domains secure?
Can you do a video on identity theft protection companies and if they’re worth it? I trust your opinion.
I’m looking at Aura and LifeLock.
Hi Josh, first of all congrats for your fabulous work, you do so much for the community 😊 I hope that you dont mind that I tell you this, but please take care of sun burning! Using 50+ factor suncream and avoiding direct sunlight during certain hours CAN save your life 🙏🏾👍🏾 Thanks for your videos! ^^
I love this channel because even if I don't use or have some of these things it's nice to have more tips for extra security plus in my country there have been many times that the companies and banks that have our information have gotten hacked and it is a horrible mess which made everyone terrified of the internet even me that's why I love watching this stuff 😄
Thanks so much!
You repeatedly state "All Domains". I am sure this is accurate with regard to Web2 domains. By the nature of decentralized domains, none of this applies to most Web3 domains.
Incorrect. 2FA still applies and I believe DMARC still does as well (if you use the domain for email). Honestly, though, web3 domains still haven’t been widely adopted and even my personal experience with them (both owning and accessing those sites) hasn’t been great.
@@AllThingsSecured I have numerous Web3 domains with three different blockchains. All of them are completely anonymous as are the associated e-mail on two of them.
I have dMarc set up through proton, but when trying to add dmarc record from easydmarc, it says I can only use one. Do i delete the one from proton?
Hey Josh. Can you do a video about “Where does my data go after I empty the recycle bin?”
Talking to an IT expert I realised this data is actually still stored in the hard drive and a savvy enough hacker could actually retrieve it. But I’m wondering, how likely is it that a hacker could do that remotely?
Imagine your files are like books in the library. And, to find the book, you need to use the card indexes. All a delete does is remove the card index. The actual file still exists. Once the file is not in the index, it's available to be written over. But, unless another file writes over it, it is still there. Digital Shredders exist that, upon delete, will re-write the file space for X number of times (depending on configuration) so that every bit in the file space has been replaced multiple times. This is about as good as it gets to a real delete. While this method is ideal, and recommended, for the old fashion HDD type drives... the new high speed SSD drives have write limits before their done. So, use of shredders seriously reduces the life of the SSD. Thus, know your drive before using a shredder. Best advise... store important data on HDD type drives... and store applications and system files on SSD drives.
I have a question, if we close our domain info then will we still be getting sponsers?
How to set up a login when you try to enter my google account u have to use my phone to scan it to go in can you help me??
I guess I will be unfollowing your feed. You highlighted my reply to promote yourself further, and when I clarified my points with facts, you deleted it twice. I'm sure you will delete this comment too, have no doubt. That's not good business practice.
I neither highlighted your reply nor deleted it. Feel free to unfollow, though. Seems like you have a chip on your shoulder.
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Hi Josh, love your content as always! And I just activated my domain lock - thanks a million!
One question: I use Tutanota as my email domain - also thanks to your suggestion. Does that not help me with DMARC or what am I missing? [I will also re-watch that video you mentioned]
PS I love how you laughed at your own 2FA joke , it felt authentic and a bit geeky :D
Hey Steve! Thanks for the note here. DMARC is a good practice no matter which email provider you use, just know that it's really only beneficial if you use you a custom domain to send emails (which is often mostly for businesses, not individuals). If you use an @protonmail.com email address, then you don't need to worry about DMARC at all.
@@AllThingsSecured got it, much appreciated
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Thank you so much for this helping video, l was sick of dmarc emails every time, l complained to email provider didnt help, l now signed to easydmarc, it asked how l knew, l said from you