A security breach named "Heartbleed" has put passwords, credit cards and other sensitive data at risk. It affects OpenSSL versions 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f which concern 2/3 of the Web. In this deck I explain how to protect yourself against Heartbleed and about now our days security threats by using 2-factor authentication. Linked blog post https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140417025208-13016144-stay-safe-even-with-your-passwords-out-in-the-wild Thank you Lorraine K. Lee for editing help www.linkedin.com/in/lorraineklee

1. Heartbleed
How to Protect Yourself

2. On April 7th, 2014 a security breach named Heartbleed was
discovered,
impacting 2/3 of the web.

3. For affected websites, their secure connections containing
user password and credit card information
were exposed.

4. Even before Heartbleed, passwords were not enough to
protect you...

5. ...No matter how complex, long and unique your passwords
were.

6. Here are just a few of the ways your password can be stolen:
leaked user database
social engineering
phishing
unsafe HTTPS connection

7. Fortunately for you, there is a solution!

8. Multi-factor authentication
!
You can find each compatible service's app/token device list
on their websites

9. To connect to your account you'll need:
username and password
+
token-generated number
!

10. Now, even if your password is leaked
No one can access your account
!
!

11. Most of your favorite websites support it, too.

12. Act Now!
Before it is too late…
!
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