What's the future of the password?

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[@DavidGarcia-cr5dq]

Grant, dude, I love your videos! The fact that they always range from 5-10 min is perfect. I can tune in from start to finish no problem and obviously the content provided is always solid. So much appreciated Grant!

[@collinsinfosec]

Thank you for the kind words David :)

[@thurman2001_tre]

5:07 I hope Passwords don’t stick around. Pretty sure everybody is tired of Passwords.

[@felipeolea8810]

Is just a bad idea, once hacked (it will happen) its going to be harder for the person fix the breach... How many "average" people knows the basic og asimetric keys?

[@collinsinfosec]

Very true concern

[@Nunesi]

Agree

[@dell5800]

It’s always Bob and Alice

[@elginbeloy6205]

0:10 -- 80 percent is way too round of a statistic to be true lmaooooo
I mean think logically, how could they possibly track penetration statistics like that when they are by default not visible to public sources?
they didn't have a source even

[@collinsinfosec]

Very true - 80% seems very high. If you take a look at other sources, the average will depend, definitely not 80%. Probably shouldn't have mentioned this source to begin with.

[@kylee3429]

Passwordless is the future, it's the evolution of security authentication. Multifactor was a big step in the right direction, but it has shown it's not perfect.

[@lel7531]

Great video! I learned a lot

[@fabriceblay16000]

Great !

[@JRocLaHey]

im so late… LOL
GOAT

[@mapperexoterico3192]

someday i will become a cybersecurity professional and i will help a lot of people❤️❤️, i just don't know where to start

[@AlviTVBD]

Where are Yahoo and Duckduckgo?

[@manjil6090]

bruhhh 80% wtf??? can you share that site i am reallly intrested in this now

[@collinsinfosec]

cloudnine.com/ediscoverydaily/electronic-discovery/80-percent-hacking-related-breaches-related-password-issues-cybersecurity-trends/

[@manjil6090]

@@collinsinfosec thank you

[@elginbeloy6205]

@@collinsinfosec This a joke tho right ? 😂 Any whole number percentage statistic I am basically right away calling bullshit on

[@GonzoRust]

What's the future of the password? hunter2

[@abdulazizas8954]

Bob won't be able to authenticate it's from Alice this way ;)
Nonetheless, good video

[@collinsinfosec]

You raise a great point. I was simplifying the explanation of public key crypto. Thanks!

[@vibewithrish8437]

let's see 🎈🤞🏼

[@user-ge7fe6cv7v]

Sir please help me My Gmail was hack 1 month ago can't recover my gmail hacker also change my gmail name number password recovery number evrything change please help me

[@sc1ss0r1ng]

1. Chances are that you requesting access to an Email, which isn’t yours. That is illegal and to think someone with offensive computer skills would help you, is just laughable.
2. Even if it is yours, “hacking” into Gmail is not something you can just do. There isn’t some magic software that will just gain access. If it is yours, your best bet is to contact Google.
3. I am not too familiar with how Gmail works precisely, but it seems very odd that someone would gain access to your mail, to then change every bit of information on it. And how do you know that all of these things have been changed?
A lot of stuff is not adding up, to be honest.

[@guilherme5094]

👍

[@somerandomuserfromootooob]

First

[@stevdodd7515]

No

[@somerandomuserfromootooob]

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[@jisz2982]

4th 😌

[@user-ge7fe6cv7v]

My Gmail was hack 1 month ago can't recover my gmail hacker also change my gmail name number password recovery number evrything change please help me