I’ve been getting more “suspicious login” warnings when I switch between devices or locations.
Nothing serious, just makes me think how sensitive systems are to changes now. I'm not tech savvy, just started paying more attention to network security.
Is this just normal behavior these days or does it mean something is off?
I’m currently staying in a hotel while traveling, and the hotel Wi-Fi has been unstable.
Some things work fine, but anything slightly sensitive (logins, verifications, even some dashboards) feels unreliable or keeps asking me to retry. I have work meetings and need to log into accounts, just feel a bit insecure connecting it.
I’m not very technical. How do people usually deal with this when working remotely?
I know IP address reveals a general location. But I've been reading about browser fingerprinting, canvas fingerprinting. How accurate is this actually? Can a site build a profile on me even if I clear cookies and change my IP?
I used to use the same password for most of my accounts. Just set up Bitwarden this week and realized how many accounts I had forgotten about. What password management are you using? Or still prefer to write down the password on an actual notebook?
Trying to stay secure without bloating my phone with apps. I've cut it down to just a VPN , curious if anyone has found a truly minimal security setup for phones, computers, and IoT devices.