Responding to the aka paranoid (in his own words). Only by the Amount of misinformation posted by him.
Password Manager:
Please, before posting something, at least read its content.
1Password: No, 1Password was not hacked. // Source: /
As recommended by the that centralizes leaked password databases. Source:
There has never been a proven data leak. (until now)
LastPass: Who recommended LastPass?
Bitwarden: No, Bitwarden was not hacked.
Source: Just like your 1Password link, that you didn't read says that Bitwarden has not been hacked. Just read before spreading fake news.
Even the author of your link recommends Bitwarden.
Proton Pass: This was one of the 3 recommendations, perhaps you confused it with LastPass.
VPN's:
See my post, I posted this link, but it was incomplete. I don't know why.
Now that the link is complete, you can learn to interpret semantics instead of limiting yourself to synthetics.
Browsers:
Maybe I don't need to explain why an HTTP without S website seems insecure.
Did you write all this to recommend the 4 browsers I recommended?
DNS:
Again, please read the notes to avoid making further mistakes.
Quad9: ...does not collect or record IP addresses or other data they deem personally identifiable.
Cloudflare: ...does not log personal data, and the bulk of the limited non-personally identifiable query data is stored only for 25 hours.
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Obs.:
Just as OP posting recommends , these other sites also recommend. So, don't be arrogant to dictate that you have the true truth. You have your way of thinking, and that's fine, it doesn't make others go wrong.
My post was not to teach a class or create a discussion, but a summary of some field expert recommendations. That's why I posted several sources to anyone interested, able to read. Do this next time, read.
The intention is to follow the thinking of Nassim Taleb, we are all exposed, but we can create small barriers to reduce the chances of something wrong to happen. Good luck.
Password Manager:
Please, before posting something, at least read its content.
1Password: No, 1Password was not hacked. // Source: /
As recommended by the that centralizes leaked password databases. Source:
There has never been a proven data leak. (until now)
LastPass: Who recommended LastPass?
Bitwarden: No, Bitwarden was not hacked.
Source: Just like your 1Password link, that you didn't read says that Bitwarden has not been hacked. Just read before spreading fake news.
Even the author of your link recommends Bitwarden.
Proton Pass: This was one of the 3 recommendations, perhaps you confused it with LastPass.
VPN's:
See my post, I posted this link, but it was incomplete. I don't know why.
Now that the link is complete, you can learn to interpret semantics instead of limiting yourself to synthetics.
Browsers:
Maybe I don't need to explain why an HTTP without S website seems insecure.
Did you write all this to recommend the 4 browsers I recommended?
DNS:
Again, please read the notes to avoid making further mistakes.
Quad9: ...does not collect or record IP addresses or other data they deem personally identifiable.
Cloudflare: ...does not log personal data, and the bulk of the limited non-personally identifiable query data is stored only for 25 hours.
================================================================
================================================================
Obs.:
Just as OP posting recommends , these other sites also recommend. So, don't be arrogant to dictate that you have the true truth. You have your way of thinking, and that's fine, it doesn't make others go wrong.
My post was not to teach a class or create a discussion, but a summary of some field expert recommendations. That's why I posted several sources to anyone interested, able to read. Do this next time, read.
The intention is to follow the thinking of Nassim Taleb, we are all exposed, but we can create small barriers to reduce the chances of something wrong to happen. Good luck.
