Hi everyone,

I’ve implemented strong security measures like 2FA, password managers, and even security keys to protect my accounts. Despite all this, I’ve still experienced hacking incidents that don’t seem to fit common explanations like session hijacking or phishing.

I’m trying to understand what advanced attack vectors or vulnerabilities might be at play here, and what steps I can take beyond the usual advice to secure myself better.

Has anyone faced similar issues or can share insights on deeper cybersecurity operations, attack methods, or advanced defenses? What should be the next steps when standard protections fail?

Thanks in advance for your expertise!

  • A_Random_Idiot@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    11 days ago

    there is no perfect security.

    There will always be a flaw, an exploit, a back door, a man in the middle, etc etc etc

    imho, and i’m sure people will disagree, but I think all of its kinda pointless exercises to make up for the fact that end users are typically idiots that keep making passwords like “password1”, and as a result creates immense false sense of security.