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Biden’s War Of The Worlds

March 29, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Biden's accomplishments, cyber war, cyber world, hashtags, insurrectionists run for Congress, January 6 insurrection, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, NATO, passwords, polls on Biden's first year, ransomware assaults, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Winston Churchill
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Unfortunately, the threat of nuclear war looms as possible today as it did when I was a child. I no longer practice hiding under my desk whenever a siren goes off, but I shudder to read Vladimir Putin’s cavalier talk about using nuclear weapons against Ukraine in his stalemated war.
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Analogue In A Digital World

March 24, 2022
by Caroline Miller
AARP, digital finance tools, ice cream cone on credit, Kim Porter, Microsoft, paper & the environment, passwords, the grid & hackers, upgrades
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The other day, I walked into an ice cream parlor for a cone.  When I learned I had to pay with a credit card, I walked out.  I’ve seen many people pay for coffee with a card. I admire their savvy. But I manage my finances best when I watch the money flow from my wallet rather than
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Chasing Fail-Safe On The Internet

November 18, 2021
by Caroline Miller
AARP, computer security, Cube, Equifax, fail-safe, FBI hack, Helen Keller, Neil deGrasse Tyson, passwords, Pluto
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No, it hasn’t been 4 years. I’m sure of it.” “Four-and-a-half to be exact.” The voice coming out of the receiver was firm, almost authoritarian. I paused to count 4-and-a-half years on my fingers. In the silence, my computer guy continued.   “What you need is an upgrade,
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A Password Is A Passport To Your Life

January 23, 2019
by Caroline Miller
AARP, Amy Nofzifger, keeping personal information secure on internet, Mark Fetterhoff, passwords
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Not long ago, a company where I’d done business for many years rejected the password to my account. Frustrated, I sent  an email, asking if there was trouble on the site. There was none.  They confirmed my password by return message.   Frankly, I was stunned.  I wasn’t aware t
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Silicon Valley, The Ancient Egyptians and Passwords

June 09, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Apple, fingerprint identification, iris scanners, Microsoft, Nate Lanxon, passwords, To Fix Your Terrible Passwords
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Know what 123456 is? It’s the world’s most popular security password. (“To Fix Your Terrible Passwords, Kill them,” by Nate Lanxon, Bloomberg Businessweek, May 29-June 4, 2017, pgs. 36-37.)  Understand, I mock no one for lack of originality.   For a time, 000000 worked for
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