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This week’s panel are Stu Helm, Justin Byrne, David Shortle, Cian McMahon and Jeff Gamet
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Podcast: Download (Duration: 2:04:58 — 57.2MB)
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It’s here, IMP Live 12³, our longest show yet, we broadcasted and recorded for over 12 hours in the end, and we ended up with 12 episodes for you to enjoy!
Hour 11: Security
0200-0300 GMT 13/12/2009
Host : Bart Busschots
Panel : Anthony Gartner, George Starcher and Paul Asadoorian
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Podcast: Download (Duration: 59:37 — 13.7MB)
In this post not only am I going to tell you all about this amazing application, I’m giving you a chance to win 1 of 2 copies, kindly donated by the amazing folks over at Agile Web Solutions.
So, you have about a dozen email accounts, a list of forums longer than your arm, your online banking, all those must have members only sites and just about every other website under the sun that in some way wants you to remember some form of authentication to get through the gates. The simple, and by far the most insecure, way of handling this would be to have a single password to all these sites, even worse it’s a dictionary password or something so obvious even a dog could guess it (yes that’s right Beiju, I do mean you!)
So, the best way to handle all those logins is to have multiple passwords, all über secure and all so hard to remember you’ll have to reset your password on said site every time you visit, well that’s where 1Password from Agile Web Solutions comes in.
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