NonstopSysop Episode #5 - Hams and Cheese

Intro

Welcome to Episode 5 of Nonstop Sysop titled, Hams and Cheese.  I’m your host, Phil Williams.  Thank you for listening.  I hope this podcast makes your commute to work or time at your desk more enjoyable and informative.

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Please remember that good password hygiene is not going to keep you 100% safe.  Good security is multilayered and never relies on a single factor.  I have been bringing up the idea of multi factor authentication for multiple episodes now.  It is important to understand the times when it is appropriate to enable MFA, such as with your bank account or credit card companies.  Practice good password hygiene and utilize MFA, where it makes sense, to help ensure your online account safety.  This leads us into our Tip of the Week.  In August of last year, Last Pass reveled that it had been the subject of a breach and that sensitive user data, including encrypted password vaults, were taken by attackers.  While the encrypted vault data is enc