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I just had a totally random thought, not even sure why it popped in my head, I think because I saw a dog on tv that looked like my first dog and I started thinking about her and then came to this...
has anyone ever considered that those silly little meme's/quizzes that seem all fun actually ask way too much personal information that you may use to provide secure information about yourself?
example:
favorite flavor+name of your first pet+ some random thing= your crunk name
favorite candy+name of the street you grew up on+xyz= stripper name
other things I've seen with these quizzes are first car, name of high school, I can almost swear I've seen mother's maiden name.
I am not paranoid whatsoever and this has never happened to me, but just thought I'd throw that out there, but next time you get one of those little meme's or whatever, THINK about the information you're putting out there and compare that to the security questions and answers you provide to your banks.
Just a thought I had and wanted you all to think about it too! :)
has anyone ever considered that those silly little meme's/quizzes that seem all fun actually ask way too much personal information that you may use to provide secure information about yourself?
example:
favorite flavor+name of your first pet+ some random thing= your crunk name
favorite candy+name of the street you grew up on+xyz= stripper name
other things I've seen with these quizzes are first car, name of high school, I can almost swear I've seen mother's maiden name.
I am not paranoid whatsoever and this has never happened to me, but just thought I'd throw that out there, but next time you get one of those little meme's or whatever, THINK about the information you're putting out there and compare that to the security questions and answers you provide to your banks.
Just a thought I had and wanted you all to think about it too! :)