Security notes - security for the everyday person: Difference between revisions

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Or even more practically:
For anything that really matters to you, it is likely worth it, because:
* changes are higher that you will know about bad attempts
* changes are higher that you will know about bad attempts
* changes are lower than someone will get in at all
* changes are lower than someone will get in at all


So for anything that really matters to you, it is likely worth it.
There are footnotes to that, but


There ''are'' footnotes to that.




Revision as of 11:29, 13 April 2024

Security related stuff.


Linux - PAM notes · SELinux

Securing services


A little more practical


More techincal waffling

Message signing notes · Hashing notes ·
Auth - identity and auth notes
Encryption - Encryption notes · public key encryption notes · data-at-rest encryption ·pre-boot authentication · encrypted connections

Unsorted - · Anonymization notes · website security notes · integrated security hardware · Glossary · unsorted

Is it important to use antivirus/malware protection?

Is it important to encrypt my laptop or phone?

Is it important to encrypt my PC?

Is it important to use two-factor authentication?

Is it important to use a password manager?

Is it important to use a VPN?

Is it important to use secure mail?

So these messenging apps are the end-all then?

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