- So maybe I'm just getting a lot more paranoid
as I get older
or maybe it's because my kids
are now old enough to use phones
or maybe it's because we can't go a day
without hearing about some website getting hacked.
But I've been thinking a lot more
about online security lately
and basically how it's kind of backwards and broken
for so many people.
But I was really intrigued by this headline recently.
It said out of Googles 85 thousand some-odd employees,
not a single one had been phished.
Their accounts had not been compromised
since they moved to using these.
Physical hardware security keys.
So their accounts are safe.
I want my account to be safe.
I want my kids accounts to be safe.
So I went down a pretty deep rabbit hole.
I've turned on Google's advanced protection program
for my person Google account
and that's Google's strongest consumer level system
that requires these hardware keys to work.
So what are they?
What can they do?
How do you use them?
Hang on, we're gonna have to get in the weeds
just a little bit here.
We're gonna talk about hardware keys,
we're gonna talk about advanced protection,
and we're gonna talk about Google's brand new Titan key.
Yeah, we're gonna nerd out a little.
Here we go.
(playful music)
All right, first things first,
Let's talk about what the hell I'm talking about.
So look, we all know passwords, okay,
and we all know that we should be using
strong unique passwords.
We all know that we should be using password managers
for those strong unique passwords
and if you're not doing that already, go do it.
I'll wait.
All right, good, you're back.
And we all also know about two-factor authentication.
That's a second password after your password
but here's the thing,
it's possible for someone to hijack your text messages.
It's possible for them to get into your phone account.
It's possible for them to intercept
the one-time passwords you get via an authenticator app.
This isn't necessarily tinfoil hat stuff
I'm talking about, okay.
I mean yeah, if you're a target,
it's a lot more likely that someone's gonna try to fish you
because that's spearfishing
but it's also possible that you could just blunder
across a bad link that somebody sent you
or you just didn't know it
and that's why this stuff is also important.
And so, more secure than text messages
and authenticator apps are these physical hardware keys.
So what are they?
Look they're little USB sticks.
They look like thumb drives, yeah.
And the way it works is this.
You take your key and you stick it in the computer
and you register it
with whatever service it is you're using,
Twitter and Facebook are two.
Dropbox is another really good one.
Google, obviously.
Not every website and service out there uses them.
I really wish they did.
There's a good website to use twofactorauth.org.
They have a huge database telling you
what forms of two-factor authentication websites use
and whether or not they take hardware keys.
So I use my password,
I stick this in the computer,
I give it a little tap and that's it.
I'm logged in.
Now there are several kinds
of these physical hardware keys, okay.
There's this normal little USB type
which is nice and easy and small,
you can keep it on a keychain if you want
or stash one in a drawer or a safety deposit box or wherever
as a backup.
That's not a bad idea but remember
the more these you have laying around
with your credentials on them
the more it's possible for
somebody to get a hold of it, right?
Trade-offs.
Phil what about my phone?
Well, okay, you have keys, little USB keys
that also have NFC chips in them
or you have these larger fobs that have to be charged
but they have little Bluetooth radios in them
and those work, as well.
In fact, they work with the iPhone
which doesn't have wide open NFC until iOS 12 comes out.
Really, when it comes to the keys themselves,
there's, kind of, no one right way to do it.
Fewer is obviously more secure
but you're gonna have to figure out what works best for you.
So also, hardware keys are faster, actually,
and when I really got to using them it made total sense.
So instead of waiting for a text message to come in
and then me copying that over
and then pasting it into a website,
I stick this in, I tap it, I'm done.
Same goes for the authenticator apps,
exactly the same deal.
Now what about this Titan key
that you've been hearing about?
Yes, it's all nerdy and sounds Titan key.
That's a great name for it.
It's actually named after
part of what Google uses on its enterprise servers
for security stuff
and really all it is
is a physical hardware key,
only it's controlled by Google from start to finish.
Google controls the hardware,
Google controls the firmware,
and that's really all it is.
It's the same kind of physical key
you would get from, say Yubico,
only it has Google's name behind it.
These are now on sale from Google directly
in the Google store
and for 50 bucks you get a Bluetooth fob
that'll work with pretty much everything,
including the iPhone,
and you get a slick looking USB key
that also has NFC built in.
Now one quick note on that,
at launch, the NFC
is not actually working with Android phones.
They have to do a behind-the-scenes update on that
so I'm not quite sure when it's gonna happen
but it is coming.
But let's stick with Google for a second.
So if you're really
worried about keeping your Google account secure,
there's what's called Google Advanced Protection Program
and here's how Google explains that.
- [Instructor] But if you're an activist,
journalist,
thought-leader,
business executive,
or other public figure,
or anyone who feels vulnerable
to highly targeted online attacks,
you might need a different level of security
to keep your data safe.
That's where the Advanced Protection Program comes in.
It's Google's strongest account security.
- So here's how I explain it.
Once you turn advanced protection on,
the only way to get into your Google account
is to first, have the password
and second, have one of the physical hardware keys
attached to your account.
No more text messages.
No more authentication codes.
No more using a second trusted device, like a phone,
to login.
You have to use a physical key.
And by the way, Google also makes it harder,
once you turn this on,
for somebody to use the account recovery process
to actually get into your account.
It includes you, by the way.
So this will, kind of, break some stuff initially.
When you first turn on advanced protection
it logs you out of every single device you're in
because now you have to log back into it
using a hardware key.
It means every phone, every computer,
every third-party app
that you might have used Google to log into,
you're now logged out
and that means you can't use third-party email apps.
I use Mailplane and Shift on my Mac.
You can't actually log into your Google account
from the Mac.
You can't use Apple's mail apps anymore.
And the one really weird one,
and I think this is just broken,
I can't even use my NVIDIA shield TV box.
I can't log in with my Google account on that.
Whoops.
And that actually brings us to the question,
do you really need Google's advanced protection?
I'm thinking for the vast majority of us out there, no.
You have different options, anyway,
when you log into Google accounts, right?
You can use a hardware key and not use text messages
or not use authenticator apps.
Advanced protection really just takes things
to the next level where you have to have the password
and you have to have a physical key
and you can only use a physical key to login.
And I'm willing to bet that Google's
also doing some other stuff in the background
to keep an eye on things.
So if you really think you're a target,
if you're a journalist or a politician or whatever,
then yeah, it would be a really good idea.
For the rest of us,
probably gonna be a little more of a headache than you need.
All right, that was a lot.
I get it.
Let's recap.
You gotta have a good strong password, right?
You got to use a password manager.
You gotta use a password manager.
You have to use two-factor authentication of some kind.
Text messages are okay.
Authenticator apps are okay.
Physical hardware keys are better,
much, much better.
And remember, Google isn't the only company out there
to use these things, okay?
There's a whole website, twofactorauth.org
where you can look up services
that use hardware keys for two-factor authentication.
And Chrome isn't the only browser out there that uses it.
Firefox does and Microsoft just announced
that it's finally bringing support, as well.
Safari.
Well, Apple's gonna Apple.
And finally, grab yourself a key to use, okay?
Maybe it's one of these really simple USB keys
and that's it,
maybe you want one with NFC
so you can use it with your phone,
maybe you want one with Bluetooth if you have an iPhone
and that's the best way to go.
I can't tell you which way is gonna be best for you.
You're gonna have to figure that out on your own
a little bit
but use it.
Get a hardware key.
Register it with these services
and sleep a little better at night.
So that's it on hardware keys and Google advanced protection
and the new Titan key.
Again, I've got links down below for all this stuff,
if we went a little fast.
And I've got a link down below
for that talk from Christian Brand of Google
at the Google cloud conference.
I tell you, it really opened my eyes to all this
and made it make even more sense
even as I was using it.
Really good, it's worth your time.
So go get a key.
If you got any more questions,
ask them down below in the comments.
That's it, see you next.
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Trump promised to end Korean War to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un: Vox - Duration: 2:31.
Now, as for relations between North Korea and the U.S., and the uncertainty that's emerged,
many are blaming Pyongyang for dragging its feet on denuclearization.
But a U.S. media outlet reports that President Trump may have made Kim Jong-un a big promise
of his own during the Singapore summit,... one he has so far not followed through on.
Lee Ji-won has more.
U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly promised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that he would
end the Korean War during their historic summit in Singapore back in June.
U.S. media outlet Vox, citing multiple sources familiar with the negotiations, reported Wednesday
that President Trump told Kim that he would sign a declaration to end the war soon after
their summit.
But since then, the U.S. has been repeatedly urging North Korea to take more concrete actions
for its denuclearization, more specifically, handing over 60 to 70 percent of its nuclear
warheads within six to eight months.
Vox says this is likely what brought about the deadlock and the increasingly hostile
response from the North.
One of the sources told Vox that President Trump having promised a peace declaration
but then making it conditional would seem as though Washington is reneging on its commitments
and it makes sense why the North Koreans are angry.
While the White House declined to comment, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert
said she's not familiar with that being part of the overall agreement, but once again reiterated
the U.S. believes denuclearization has to take place before anything else.
Despite the skepticism and doubt, likely aggravated by President Trump's cancellation of his Secretary
of State's visit to Pyongyang,... the president once again reiterated that he's on good terms
with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, President Trump said the U.S. is doing very
well with North Korea.
But he pointed to China as one of the reasons for the current stalemate with the North.
"China is the route to North Korea.
Ninety three percent of the products and various things that go into North Korea, go through
China.
And I think that China makes it much more difficult in terms of our relationship with
North Korea."
President Trump praised Chinese President Xi Jinping and China in general, but said
that, with the U.S. losing hundreds of billions of dollars a year to China, he had to straighten
out their lob-sided trade relationship.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.
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Pres. Moon nominates replacements for five gov't ministers - Duration: 0:55.
President Moon has nominated replacements for five of his government ministers in what
would be his first cabinet reshuffle.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Jeong Kyeong-doo , has been chosen to take
over as defense minister,... replacing Song Young-moo, who's been stuck in a difficult
situation over the mishandling of controversial information regarding the defense intelligence
unit.
For trade minister, the President nominated Sung Yun-mo , who currently heads the Korea
Intellectual Property Office.
Ruling party lawmaker Yoo Eun-hae has been tapped for minister of education.
A former vice minister of labor, Lee Jae-kap had been picked to lead that ministry,and
another ruling party lawmaker Jin Sun-mee has been nominated for minister of gender
equality.
All of the president's picks will have to undergo parliamentary confirmation hearings
- although their appointments do not require parliamentary approval.
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President pulls all strings through meeting with heads of local government to handle job crisis - Duration: 2:21.
We'll start at the Blue House, where President Moon met today with the leaders of Korea's
17 local governments.
It was the first meeting of its kind since the local elections in June,... and they talked
about ways to boost job creation and revitalize the economy.
Shin Se-min reports.
President Moon Jae-in and the heads of 17 provincial and city governments put their
heads together on Thursday to come up with ways to churn out more jobs and breathe life
into the economy,… starting at the local level.
"We might have different political affiliations and different jobs, but we are partners in
running and developing the Republic of Korea."
President Moon was firm on the idea that cooperation between central and local governments is crucial.
"Now is the time to change our economic paradigm.
Regional governments should devise and lead their respective job creation projects knowing
that they have the support of the central government.
We'll see creative projects spring up when regional governments foster them and help
them out financially."
And although the regions came to the table with different backgrounds in terms of their
regional characteristics,… they are all planning to pursue the central government's
economic plans,... which fall under seven categories.
Those projects,… which will also be backed by the relevant ministries include,… inter-Korean
business cooperation, improving the lives of the people through better infrastructure
and supporting small and mid-sized businesses.
Pinpointing the need to move away from the top-down policymaking process,… the President
called for a more fruitful, bottom-up communication process instead,… and proposed holding meetings
like this on a regular basis.
Though the President is pulling out all the stops to be a "jobs president," like he promised
to do,… time will tell what progress he's made, starting with the next jobs report.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News."
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Finding Ideas For Blog Articles With Ease | SEO | Content Marketing - Duration: 4:33.
You're looking for new ways to market your business and you've heard that
content is king. But do you keep running out of ideas for new content?
Hi, I'm Oliver from Mechanised and today I'm going to show you how to generate blog
article ideas with ease. If you're looking to attract new visitors to your
website creating high quality content is the perfect opportunity to show people
you know what you're talking about and to target those long tail keywords.
Although this sounds like a good idea thinking of new blog articles can be a
struggle. Most small businesses aim to produce between 1 and 10 articles per
month. These can be used on your website, on social media channels, email
newsletters and video scripts. When publishing content on a regular basis it's
very easy to burn through your ideas. So today I'm gonna show you 5 ways to
generate blog article ideas with ease.
So what makes a good blog article?
Blog articles usually follow these rules. They answer a common question, such as "Will SEO
help my business?" or "Should I add a blog to my website?" They focus on buyers
intent, so for example if a customer is looking for a new leather sofa, creating
a leather sofa buying guide would be a really good idea. Or it's about a hot
industry topic. So recently, Instagram just launched a new name tag feature and
we created an article and how to use it and within a couple of hours it was ranking number 3 in Google.
So the first way to generate blog ideas is to
use Google Auto Suggest. Simply start typing in your search term into the
Google search bar and then Google will automatically suggest some questions
that people have been asking. Once you have clicked on the query you want to
see if you scroll to the bottom of the page there'll be another list of
suggestions they're ready for you to use.
Number two is using Answer The Public. Now don't be put off by the old guy on the website because answer the public is
like a supercharged version of Google's Auto Suggest. The data comes from Google
and Bing and you'll get great insight into the motivations of the people
searching for that particular keyword. To get started enter your keyword and hit
"get questions".
The results will then come back separated into; questions, prepositions, comparisons,
alphabeticals and related. Because the data is based on Google and Bing auto
suggest, you can guarantee that people are searching for these questions and
this will generate a couple of months worth of blog article ideas.
Number three is hot industry trends. Sometimes you don't need to know the
search volume or if people are searching for answers, because it's new. You know
your industry better than your customers. So if a new car has been spied or a new
product has been released, make sure you are the first to write about it.
I mentioned at the start of the video that were created an article about the new
Instagram name tags feature and it was ranking within a few hours. We've also
done the same for articles on the new Facebook page templates and the short
tail verses long tail keywords and these articles generate daily traffic to our
website. Striking whilst the iron is hot will show your audience that you keep up
to date in the latest industry trends and it will increase their trust in you.
Number four, the HubSpot Blog Generator. Now used in the HubSpot Blog Generator
is a very easy way to get blog article ideas simple enter three nouns they'll
give you five ideas to write about. These results are not based on auto suggest
data and when you do enter different nouns you do get quite similar titles
but it'll get you thinking and they'll be great for social media.
Number five, the Moz Keyword Explorer. So let's take things up a notch. If you want to create
content as part of an SEO strategy then the Moz Keyword Explorer will allow you
to dig a little bit deeper. Simply enter your keyword or topic and the Moz
Keyword Explorer will return the monthly search volume, keyword suggestions and
SERP analysis. What we're interested in is the keyword suggestions. You can
filter the results by "are questions" and this will give you a list of the
questions people typing in Google, along with the monthly search volume. If there
isn't a search volume associated with the question then don't worry, it just
means that the data isn't in the Moz database but it doesn't mean that people
are actively searching for it.
So there we have it, five easy ways to generate blog article ideas.
So get creating that content!
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