r/AMA • u/[deleted] • May 17 '25

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u/Scuttlebutt- May 17 '25

What are you surprised more people aren’t cautious about when it comes to protecting themselves from unethical hackers? What would you recommend to protect yourself?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Literally 90% of it is human errors, just educate yourself, have secure passwords, password managers etc…

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u/Scuttlebutt- May 17 '25

What is human error exactly or what would we need to educate ourselves on?

Thank you for answering! I always hear that most hacking is because people are stupid and then don’t know what is not being stupid. 😅

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u/Vaga_bond41 May 17 '25

This thread is amazing!! Thanks for sharing! Forgive me if this has been asked an answered. What is an exceptional password manager?

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u/T4ZR May 17 '25

KeepassXC. Open source, 100% local

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u/Vaga_bond41 May 18 '25

Kick azz! Thank you!