15 percent of iPhone passwords are:
Also popular is up and down the middle.
“LOVE” is always on these lists.
1998 – I’d guess it’s popular because mime it out, it’s a comfortable password to input. I’d also guess every person that uses 1998 is right handed.
Same for people’s bank PIN numbers.
Let’s start using more 7s.
Plug the leash into the bottom of any Apple product (phone, iPod).
Somehow, it doesn’t come out when yanked.
Imagine that walking by on the street, like they’re almost asking for it, it’d be tempting wouldn’t it…
Can’t believe they’re still popular, like…. still?!
Even their location is dumb – why put them directly in the rearview mirror’s view?
Stick families broadcast personal information, and are an unnecessary breach of personal security.
I’ve been collecting photos for a year.
Bottom right is mildly amusing.
Surely you’ve seen the “Anti-Stick Family” stickers.
Maybe, but you still have a stick family on your car.
Example: the attacker Googles the name of the deceased, finds the cause of death.
Then, they “run into” the car’s owner, “yup, I’m just passing through here, trying to reach my donation goal for my charity, it’s to benefit [cause of death]. Oh, that’s a cause close to your heart, and you’ll donate? Thanks so much.”
Blog tag = Social Engineering
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When a crawler goes around the internet, like Google for example, it looks like this.
It’s a Samsung Rugby – it’s shock and water-proof, and built to military specs.
And Samsung: I think riggers would love your phone.