Three Reasons You Shouldn’t Use Your Browser’s Password Manager (and What to Use Instead) – lifehacker.com
Most modern browsers have built-in password management, allowing you to save your credentials and automatically fill them when logging into your accounts on various websites.
Your phone number isn’t private—here are 6 ways it’s been leaked – howtogeek.com
As technology continues to evolve, I take privacy very seriously, especially given growing concerns about identity theft and data collection policies.
Bitwarden Passwordless Login: Passkeys in 12 Steps [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
Bitwarden logins changed shape in 2026. The master password hasn’t disappeared, but it’s no longer the only door into the vault. Passkey login went generally available in the browser extension and web app, passkeys can now unlock the vault without a master password at all.
Fake patient portal scam can steal your login and infect your PC – CyberGuy – cyberguy.com
If you have ever checked a lab result or sent your doctor a message online, you may already know MyChart. It is a widely used patient portal from Epic that hospitals and medical practices use to give patients online access to health information and care teams.
Five billion passkeys later, passwords are still hanging around – makeuseof.com
I stopped using passwords and switched to passkeys as a safer and faster alternative. Since then, the numbers have only grown, now standing at five billion passkeys, as reported by the FIDO Alliance. But the growth hides a coverage gap: passkeys are still a first-class option layered on top of passwords right now, not a complete replacement for them.
Passkeys were supposed to be more secure than passwords. Now they’re getting hacked – howtogeek.com
The catch is that Pass-ta-key is possible to pull off only on Windows, and by the looks of it, only if the passkeys are managed by Google Password Manager in Chrome for Windows.
I stopped saving credentials in Google Password Manager; my accounts are much safer – androidpolice.com
While it is convenient, Google’s built-in tool isn’t a great password manager. It wouldn’t be our default recommendation, even if you’re just starting with a proper password management system.
How to add an extra layer of protection in Bitwarden vault items – techrepublic.com
Bitwarden is one of the best password managers on the market. Not only is the product an outstanding tool, but the company also understands security and cares about the user experience. To that end, Bitwarden constantly tweaks its software and adds features to help ensure users can achieve the security they need.
Hackers hate these 5 email settings — so turn them on right now – makeuseof.com
For a long time, I thought my provider handled email protection, and I didn’t put as much effort into locking down my accounts as I should have.
I disabled autofill and my password manager finally felt secure – makeuseof.com
I’d turned on Bitwarden’s autofill-on-page-load setting for the obvious reason. I wanted my password manager to do its job before I had to think about it. Visit a login page, watch the fields populate, keep moving. After a while, though, I noticed how little attention I was paying to the page itself. My credentials could appear before I had even properly checked the URL.
How to Set Up Google Authenticator: 13 Steps [2026] – tech-insider.org
Google Authenticator finally stopped being a single point of failure. A Play Store update dated July 21, 2026 locked in cloud sync as a core feature of the google authenticator app, alongside a new Privacy Screen that adds a PIN or biometric lock on top of your Google Account protection.
Bitwarden Emergency Access Setup: 12 Steps, 100 Min [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
If you use Bitwarden as your password manager, you already know the drill: master password, 2FA, maybe an SSH agent bolted on for good measure. What almost nobody sets up is the one feature that matters most the day you can’t log in yourself.
I replaced my password manager when I realized my passkeys weren’t portable – makeuseof.com
You don’t necessarily decide to make Google Password Manager your passkey vault. It can happen one login prompt at a time.
Clickfix: What It Is and How to Avoid It – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
Why ANY Two-Factor Is Better Than No Two-Factor – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
ChromeOS 149’s Security Patch Is a Big Deal, Here’s What It Means for Anything You Log Into – aboutchromebooks.com
Most people ignore update notifications. I get it. The little “Restart to update” banner at the bottom of your Chromebook screen feels about as urgent as a fortune cookie. But ChromeOS 149 is not that kind of update.
How to Audit Your Bitwarden Vault: 12 Steps, 70 Min [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
A Bitwarden vault fills up fast. After a year or two of daily use, most people are sitting on hundreds of logins, half of which were saved during a rushed signup and never touched again.
Clickfix: What It Is and How to Avoid It – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
How to Avoid Ransomware – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
The Easy-to-Avoid Two-Factor Loss Risk – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
7 signs that a Chrome extension is doing more than it should – makeuseof.com
Chrome extensions are ridiculously easy to trust. You find one that fixes a small annoyance, click Add to Chrome, approve whatever prompt appears, and probably never think about it again.
Set Up Bitwarden Password Manager: 13 Steps, 75 Min [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
Bitwarden crossed a real milestone this summer. On July 23, 2026, the company confirmed that its Android app can now send and receive passkeys using the FIDO Alliance’s Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP), matching the iOS rollout from earlier in the year.
QR code scams are stealing from 26 million Americans — here’s the ten-second check that stops them – makeuseof.com
QR codes are cool, and they were supposed to make our lives convenient. Just a quick scan sends you to the intended destination, whether it’s a URL or media.
A Simple Guide To Protecting Yourself Online – aboutchromebooks.com
Online life comes with real risks. According to a 2025 report from AARP and Javelin Strategy & Research, American adults lost $47 billion to identity fraud and scams in 2024 alone.
A One-Step Way to Lose Your Account Forever – Ask Leo! – askleo.com
Most people who lose an account never get it back, and it’s usually their own fault. I’ll discuss why alternate email addresses and phone numbers are the key to account recovery
A One-Step Way to Lose Your Account Forever – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
This is how I use Google Wallet without giving Google my credit card number – howtogeek.com
As implausible as it may sound, I rarely give websites my actual card numbers when I shop online.
You’re being lazy with passwords the wrong way – pcworld.com
I have a hot take: You’re probably lazy with passwords in the wrong way. What’s the wrong way?
Warning: Your Old Browser Extensions May Be Secretly Exposing Your Data – PCmag
A bad browser extension can be a security nightmare. If it’s been hijacked by a bad actor, your personal data may be at risk. Here’s how to nuke the add-ons you’re no longer using.
How to Set Up Passkeys: 13 Steps, 90 Min [2026] – tech-insider.org
Roughly 5 billion passkeys are now in active use worldwide, according to the FIDO Alliance, and the prompt to “skip password, use a passkey instead” now shows up on Google, Apple, Microsoft, GitHub, Amazon, and PayPal sign-in screens.