Amanda Aronchik

Your credit card is your friend in fraud. Like they do not want you defrauded. It is very expensive for them. They have very good mechanisms set up to like find fraud. So you should be watching your credit card and you should be calling them up if you see charges that you don't recognize. Same with your bank.

Your credit card is your friend in fraud. Like they do not want you defrauded. It is very expensive for them. They have very good mechanisms set up to like find fraud. So you should be watching your credit card and you should be calling them up if you see charges that you don't recognize. Same with your bank.

Your credit card is your friend in fraud. Like they do not want you defrauded. It is very expensive for them. They have very good mechanisms set up to like find fraud. So you should be watching your credit card and you should be calling them up if you see charges that you don't recognize. Same with your bank.

This is something that I learned also doing research here was like I think that feeling of like, oh, my gosh, I've got to change my passwords constantly feels very overwhelming because you have so many passwords. So one thing you can do is just make sure you do the big ones. You do your email. Change that all the time. You do your bank. You do your credit card.

This is something that I learned also doing research here was like I think that feeling of like, oh, my gosh, I've got to change my passwords constantly feels very overwhelming because you have so many passwords. So one thing you can do is just make sure you do the big ones. You do your email. Change that all the time. You do your bank. You do your credit card.

This is something that I learned also doing research here was like I think that feeling of like, oh, my gosh, I've got to change my passwords constantly feels very overwhelming because you have so many passwords. So one thing you can do is just make sure you do the big ones. You do your email. Change that all the time. You do your bank. You do your credit card.

You do the things that have access to your financial and personal like most sensitive information. Right. Right.

You do the things that have access to your financial and personal like most sensitive information. Right. Right.

You do the things that have access to your financial and personal like most sensitive information. Right. Right.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Yes, you definitely want to be protecting your email because, yes, because chances are too at some point you've emailed a password to somebody and it's sitting there in your email. It's a lot of personal information in your email. And the password manager thing, I have very mixed feelings about. I'm using Google Chrome password manager. It's fine. It's sort of out of laziness.

Yes, you definitely want to be protecting your email because, yes, because chances are too at some point you've emailed a password to somebody and it's sitting there in your email. It's a lot of personal information in your email. And the password manager thing, I have very mixed feelings about. I'm using Google Chrome password manager. It's fine. It's sort of out of laziness.

Yes, you definitely want to be protecting your email because, yes, because chances are too at some point you've emailed a password to somebody and it's sitting there in your email. It's a lot of personal information in your email. And the password manager thing, I have very mixed feelings about. I'm using Google Chrome password manager. It's fine. It's sort of out of laziness.

I have not done the best and brightest research on this. I have not done a ton of research on this. But we are offered a password manager at work. I have not taken it partly because I think of password managers as centralized tools. Repositories of data. And they get hacked, too. It is a centralized repository of all your passwords. They get hacked, too.

I have not done the best and brightest research on this. I have not done a ton of research on this. But we are offered a password manager at work. I have not taken it partly because I think of password managers as centralized tools. Repositories of data. And they get hacked, too. It is a centralized repository of all your passwords. They get hacked, too.

I have not done the best and brightest research on this. I have not done a ton of research on this. But we are offered a password manager at work. I have not taken it partly because I think of password managers as centralized tools. Repositories of data. And they get hacked, too. It is a centralized repository of all your passwords. They get hacked, too.

So they are being extra super duper careful.

So they are being extra super duper careful.