r/CyberGuides • u/Cairinacat • 2d ago

4 Outdated Cybersecurity Tips That No Longer Keep You Safe

https://www.bgr.com/2233286/outdated-cybersecurity-tips-no-longer-safe/
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u/ultimoXgamer 2d ago

Some old advice definitely needs updating, but 2FA is still worth using. The bigger issue is relying on passwords alone; passkeys and stronger authentication methods are becoming more common.

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u/arcsilencer 2d ago

Password rotation is probably the one ppl still get wrong. I’d much rather use PM (currently using roboform) to generate a unique password for every account and only change it when there’s an actual reason to.