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Aubrey Cottle, a founder of the activist hacker collective Anonymous, warned people in a Reddit AMA to secure their every internet account with a two-factor authentication.
Answering a question about social media security, he said that along with open discussions, metadata sourced from people's "social webs" and geolocation data can be used to map out one&rsquo;s life.
Aubrey said that the most common security mistakes that people make are &ldquo;weak and re-used passwords&rdquo;, and that they should use offline password vaults to store their passwords.
He also said that the next generation of hacktivists should tackle issues like &ldquo;privacy rights, big data and monolithic megacorporations owning everything about you and your life.&rdquo;

Anonymous founder wants you to secure all accounts with 2FA

'Anonymous' founder Aubrey Cottle did a Reddit AMA and here&rsquo;s why you should listen

Anonymous founder did a Reddit AMA session
Warned users to secure all accounts with 2FA
&lsquo;Social media metadata can be used to map one&rsquo;s life&rsquo;
Urged people to use offline password vault
Asked hacktivists to tackle privacy rights, big data issues

Aubrey Cottle, a founder of the activist hacker collective Anonymous, warned people in a Reddit AMA to secure their internet account with a two-factor authentication.
Answering a question about social media security, he said that along with open discussions, metadata sourced from people's "social webs" and geolocation data can be used to map out one&rsquo;s life.
Aubrey said that the most common security mistakes that people make are &ldquo;weak and re-used passwords&rdquo;, and that they should use offline password vaults to store their passwords.
He also said that the next generation of hacktivists should tackle issues like &ldquo;privacy rights, big data and monolithic megacorporations."

In an attempt to differentiate itself from the competition, Apple debuted a privacy-focused iPhone ad that shows humorous real-life situations of people valuing their privacy above all. The end tag line reads: "If privacy matters in your life, it should matter to the phone your life is on”. The ad by Apple comes at an interesting time for the company as it was recently discovered that a major FaceTime bug turned your iPhone into a listening device.

According to a report from TechCrunch, the Aadhaar details of around 6.7 million customers have been exposed. French security researcher, Elliot Anderson discovered the huge leak from state-owned gas company, Indane's website as well as app. The report further went on to say that Anderson could extract details such as Aadhaar number, names, address and dealer ID.

According to a report on zdnet.com, the hacker who goes by the name Gnosticplayers has struck yet again by stealing and posting the data of nearly 93 million users of various popular websites on a Dark Web marketplace. This comes after the same hacker had earlier accessed the personal data of 750 million Dark web marketplace users and put the information on sale. The stolen information includes account holders' names, email addresses and passwords.

According to a report on zdnet.com, the hacker who goes by the name Gnosticplayers has struck yet again by stealing and posting the data of nearly 93 million users of various popular websites on a Dark Web marketplace. This comes after the same hacker had earlier accessed the personal data of 750 million Dark web marketplace users and put the information on sale. The stolen information includes account holders' names, email addresses and passwords.

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