140 GID Keeping Track of Passwords

886. Is your team's deep knowledge actually preventing them from seeing the next big breakthrough? In this episode, Rachel explores the "expertise trap"—the moment when having all the answers stops us from seeing new possibilities. She explains why traditional brainstorming often ... Show More

885. In a world of constant meetings and shifting priorities, why does it feel like we’re repeating the same "to-do" list every six months? This week, Rachel gets into the "bad patterns" that keep teams stuck in a loop of false comfort. We often mistake saying we need to change f ... Show More

884. In this episode, Rachel Cooke and author Carmine Gallo explore the biological reality that the human brain is hardwired to ignore anything it deems "boring". If you want your message to land, you have to work with the brain’s chemistry, not against it.Engineering Memory: Lea ... Show More

<p>How do you remember your seed phrase for your crypto wallet—or any password—easily and effortlessly?</p> <p>Have you ever come up with a password, PIN number, or code only to forget it when you need it most? Or maybe you haven’t forgotten it, but you worry that you will. We li ... Show More

<p>Do you ever forget your passwords or PIN numbers?<br> Bank, credit card, airlines, online courses, shopping, e-mail, social media....With the plethora of websites and services that you probably have accounts for, how is anyone supposed to remember them all?<br> In this episode ... Show More

<p>Texte:<br> Le site de réseaux sociaux LinkedIn a déclaré que certains des mots de passe de ses membres ont été compromis après qu'il ait été observé que des millions de mots de passe ont fait l'objet de fuites.</p> <p>Traduction:<br> Social networking website LinkedIn says som ... Show More

In part 2 of Jefferson Graham's reports on how to deal with passwords and keep them away from hackers, an extended interview with Emmanuel Schalit, the founder of Dashlane, a password manager. Schalit talks about the best kind of passwords to have, why he believes texting is the ... Show More

Changing your passwords frequently is smart and doesn’t harm anyone, right? WRONG! Your new Phone Tap is gonna show you why changing your password is the worst thing you can do!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

The t3chies review the news that ride sharing platform Careem reported a security breach that took place on Jan 14, compromising potentially 14 million user & 558,000 driver accounts. We also talk about how to better manage your passwords & take our first #askt3chtree question fr ... Show More

A cryptographic hack that relies on guessing all possible letter combinations of a targeted password until the correct codeword is discovered. 

<p>Most of us need to memorize lists of words - whether they're names, speeches, or languages. But what's the best way to do so? In this episode, I explain why we remember things and my simple technique to help you memorize lists, speeches, names, and much more.  </p> <p> </p> <p ... Show More

Un mot de passe fort doit être complexe et impossible à deviner. Il doit aussi être unique et conservé bien à l'abri des regards. Dans ce second épisode de "La Règle d'or numérique", Benjamin Hue, journaliste RTL, vous explique quelles sont les pratiques à respecter pour créer un ... Show More