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textDisplay: imagine losing the key

textOriginal: imagine losing the key

authorDisplayName: Fikar

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Aidan Wilcox

So a robber can access your data easily

authorDisplayName: カイル

textDisplay: A. Alfikar taurisyah Thats why I keep mine always framed on my wall when Im not using it

authorDisplayName: Aidan Wilcox


textDisplay: this guy explaining like a flash (DC Comic)

authorDisplayName: Rifqi L


textDisplay: Heads up: it’s not recommended to use SMS 2 factor as there have been examples of simjacking where somebody can steal your phone number by pretending to be you and reporting your phone as stolen. Use an authentication app instead.

authorDisplayName: ctaetcsh

textDisplay: Adam Wójcik sim jacking is calling the carrier of the owner and impersonating them to report the device stolen and to get a new SIM card issued with the same phone number

textDisplay: I have a question, they will report the phone stolen to who exactly?<br>If they are going to report to an cellphone network service provider then it wont work where I live because phone numbers are tied to the owner's I.D Card number and name which both have to be provided to do anything to a phone number.

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I have a question, they will report the phone stolen to who exactly?
If they are going to report to an cellphone network service provider then it wont work where I live because phone numbers are tied to the owner's I.D Card number and name which both have to be provided to do anything to a phone number.

authorDisplayName: Profgamer

textDisplay: Thanks for sharing. I already knew that, but I think many didn't. Also isn't it called "simswapping", not "simjacking"?

authorDisplayName: Adam Wójcik


textDisplay: How will you login into a mobile device if u use this key???

authorDisplayName: Ketan Choudhury

textDisplay: Nfc

textOriginal: Nfc

textDisplay: Adam Wójcik unless you have physical access to the phone

textDisplay: Adam Wójcik its easier to hack into an authentication app than to swap cards

textDisplay: Adam Wójcik true but the sim matches with the device if swapped you’ll need to call your cell provider to activate the sim card witch is normally matched with your phone serial number

textDisplay: @Filip most of does keys also have Bluetooth

authorDisplayName: LEVANTATE Y ORA

textDisplay: @カイル Text is bad, because someome can simswap you. Auth apps are better, someone needs direct access to your phone.

textDisplay: @Stun X Playz this works with mobile devices???

textDisplay: I use a adapter

textOriginal: I use a adapter

authorDisplayName: Stun X Playz

textDisplay: U can still use text or an authentication app

textDisplay: @SanstSapue yeah.. Probably , dont know whether that key will support mobile device but that might work

textDisplay: I think you need to use an Otg

textOriginal: I think you need to use an Otg

authorDisplayName: SanstSapue

textDisplay: @Filip very smart answer, thanks, Filip, very cool.

authorDisplayName: Hanif Faris

textDisplay: @Filip well all the smartphones doesnt have nfc...

authorDisplayName: Filip


textDisplay: Fun fact the laptop is a Thinkpad t450s or something like it

authorDisplayName: PARA


textDisplay: So there’s no one sitting in the middle listening to my requests? 😒

authorDisplayName: Rashed Ahmed


textDisplay: You are like the default cube.

textOriginal: You are like the default cube.

authorDisplayName: Abhiram Nair


textDisplay: this demo is better done than any of the actual makers of the keys.  Just show an actual person using it instead of dumb cartoons.

authorDisplayName: Steven Wang


textDisplay: Does this protect me from session hijacking?

authorDisplayName: Odsku

textDisplay: @thooor 👍 Yup, same thing

textOriginal: @thooor 👍 Yup, same thing

authorDisplayName: Wolfie

textDisplay: @Wolfie I run the german version of it, so i had to translate it manually via brain. If it's the 2nd option, then we are talking about the same thing

authorDisplayName: thooor

textDisplay: @thooor It should be called "Encrypt All Sites Eligible (EASE)" if you are running the latest version of the extension, at least, it is for me.

textDisplay: @Wolfie You mean: Secure every workable website? I always have that on.

textDisplay: @thooor That's only if you enable EASE mode though. By default it just uses a pre-defined dictionary of sites.

textDisplay: Use https anywhere (or https everwhere dont knoe the exact name right now). It enforces every site to use https, if available. If the site doesn't have https https everywhere will stop it from loading and you can choose between allowing https everywhere to open that site forever with http or only for that session

textDisplay: Session hijacking isn't really a problem anymore since Twitter uses HTTPS and HSTS to enforce it.

textDisplay: No it doesn't. Only ssl and a vpn do that.

authorDisplayName: Bjorn Nuël


textDisplay: I'ma steal that key

textOriginal: I'ma steal that key

authorDisplayName: Syntax


textDisplay: Is that half life I see

textOriginal: Is that half life I see


textDisplay: I wanna learn ethical hacking  where can I??

authorDisplayName: Tarun Sagaram

value: UCwOTiZKMJaJqoR-SZgboPKw

textDisplay: Thank you brother

textOriginal: Thank you brother

textDisplay: @Sumit Thakur It belongs to the guy that Navin memtioned.

authorDisplayName: The Good Kid Boy

textDisplay: @The Good Kid Boy hey  ..is this your website ?

authorDisplayName: Sumit Thakur

textDisplay: @thooor Are you being facetious?

textOriginal: @thooor Are you being facetious?

textDisplay: @Sumit Thakur Bc u may got hacked 🤦🏻♀

textOriginal: @Sumit Thakur Bc u may got hacked 🤦🏻♀

textDisplay: @Navin Panday hey bro this link is not loading when I am trying to search it plz help me out


textDisplay: Got anything fun in that little pill container?

authorDisplayName: Jrezky


textDisplay: what happens if you lose the key

textOriginal: what happens if you lose the key

authorDisplayName: Cameron Saman

textDisplay: @Cameron Saman can't you just log in via the 1st 2fa thing you set?

textDisplay: @shivraj roy lol yah thats why I cant trust this key since you never know what might happen to it.

textDisplay: Cameron Saman coffin dance

textOriginal: Cameron Saman coffin dance

authorDisplayName: shivraj roy


textDisplay: But isn't 2fa via sms insecure? At keast i heard so

textDisplay: @AquilaFasciata Thx

textOriginal: @AquilaFasciata Thx

textDisplay: Yes it is

textOriginal: Yes it is

authorDisplayName: AquilaFasciata

textDisplay: then what does sms stand for

textOriginal: then what does sms stand for

authorDisplayName: 川口篤紀

textDisplay: @dujilli Pls don't answer, if you don't know what i'm talking about

textDisplay: this is a physical key

textOriginal: this is a physical key

authorDisplayName: dujilli


textDisplay: GOD DAMB ADS IN MY HOME PAGE.

textOriginal: GOD DAMB ADS IN MY HOME PAGE.

authorDisplayName: sookie the dookie


textDisplay: Korone Inugami: Yubi Yubi ^_^

textOriginal: Korone Inugami: Yubi Yubi ^_^

authorDisplayName: Mako The Shark :3


textDisplay: Everyone gangsta till the key is lost

textOriginal: Everyone gangsta till the key is lost

authorDisplayName: pee pop


textDisplay: can i have one

textOriginal: can i have one

authorDisplayName: Rohit Kumar

textDisplay: @Manan Dubey does session hijacking even work on big sites with https like Twitter and Youtube? I doubt it.

authorDisplayName: Profgamer

textDisplay: Won't really protect u from xsrf and session hijacking

authorDisplayName: Manan Dubey

textDisplay: You think he's just going to give you one?


textDisplay: Nooooooooo!

textOriginal: Nooooooooo!

authorDisplayName: Tara Temby