I had forwarded an attachment from work to home that had a list of some of my common passwords. Not a smart move, but that's how they got it from Gmail.
lol..Not something I would ever do. SMTP is just not secure enough considering the path your message could take is entirely out of your control.
I've run into similar situations where I needed to pass confidential information from work to home. I typically use third party sites to upload and encrypt the data so that I could download it later when I accessed it from home. For instance, simply zipping up the data in a password protected file and putting it in a file vault (my internet provider provides this service to me for free). Failing that, I think I would just rely on sneakernet and print it out and stick it in my wallet
lol..Not something I would ever do. SMTP is just not secure enough considering the path your message could take is entirely out of your control.
I've run into similar situations where I needed to pass confidential information from work to home. I typically use third party sites to upload and encrypt the data so that I could download it later when I accessed it from home. For instance, simply zipping up the data in a password protected file and putting it in a file vault (my internet provider provides this service to me for free). Failing that, I think I would just rely on sneakernet and print it out and stick it in my wallet
Yeah, not the brightest thing I have ever done. For sure.
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I had forwarded an attachment from work to home that had a list of some of my common passwords. Not a smart move, but that's how they got it from Gmail.
lol..Not something I would ever do. SMTP is just not secure enough considering the path your message could take is entirely out of your control.
I've run into similar situations where I needed to pass confidential information from work to home. I typically use third party sites to upload and encrypt the data so that I could download it later when I accessed it from home. For instance, simply zipping up the data in a password protected file and putting it in a file vault (my internet provider provides this service to me for free). Failing that, I think I would just rely on sneakernet and print it out and stick it in my wallet
lol..Not something I would ever do. SMTP is just not secure enough considering the path your message could take is entirely out of your control.
I've run into similar situations where I needed to pass confidential information from work to home. I typically use third party sites to upload and encrypt the data so that I could download it later when I accessed it from home. For instance, simply zipping up the data in a password protected file and putting it in a file vault (my internet provider provides this service to me for free). Failing that, I think I would just rely on sneakernet and print it out and stick it in my wallet
Yeah, not the brightest thing I have ever done. For sure.
I now encrypt EVERYTHING.
ONLY?
wtf, guys.
Yes. Only. As always - the numbers are relative: 400 Kin users would be a MUCH bigger debacle.