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Index
Take Control of Your Passwords (3.1) Read Me First
Updates and More Basics What’s New in Version 3.1 What Was New in the Third Edition
Introduction Passwords Quick Start Understand the Problems with Passwords
Simple for You, Simple for Them The One and the Many The Major Threats Timeworn Tricks Usernames and Passwords: an Outdated Model
Learn About Password Security
What Makes a Good Password? All About Entropy Why a Great Password Isn’t Enough Understanding Security Questions and Reset Procedures Multi-Factor Authentication Authenticating with Another Site’s Credentials
Apply Joe’s Password Strategy
Figure Out Which Passwords You Must Memorize Create Strong but Memorable Passwords Use a Password Manager for Everything Else Handle Security Questions Manage Email Options Deal with Exceptions and Surprises
Pick a Password Manager
Features to Look For Example Password Managers Joe’s Recommendations
Keep Your Passwords Secure
Avoid the “Weakest Link” Problem Use Wireless Networks Safely Back Up Your Passwords Prepare an Emergency Password Plan
Audit Your Passwords
Understand the Overall Process Look for Weak Passwords Triage Your Passwords Update a Password Check for Compromised and Vulnerable Passwords
Appendix A: Use Two-Factor Authentication
Two-Step Verification Basics Use Apple’s Enhanced Security Options Use Dropbox’s Two-Step Verification Use Facebook’s Two-Step Verification Use Google’s Two-Step Verification Use Microsoft’s Two-Step Verification Use Twitter’s Two-Step Verification
Appendix B: Help Your Uncle with His Passwords
Password Manager Compromises Password Reuse Compromises Password Complexity Compromises
Appendix C: Calculate Password Strength
The Entropy Formula An Aside: Doing Math with Google Why That Entropy Formula Is Wrong Back to zxcvbn Password Strength Summary For Further Reading
About This Book
Ebook Extras About the Author and Publisher Credits
Also by Joe Kissell Copyright and Fine Print
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