Over 23,000 people saved this security checklist for the age of artificial intelligence The startup's CEO, Sean Johnson, called this week "kind of a tipping point for artificial intelligence and cybersecurity" and released a weekend to-do list for families. Most of it takes minutes: get a password manager and share a vault with your partner.
First, new and strong passwords for email and banking.
Two-factor login everywhere. An authenticator app or key beats SMS, a hardware key is the most secure.
Add a SIM PIN to your phone to make connecting the SIM more difficult.
Turn on automatic updates for your phone and computer.
Your credit freeze. In the US, also get an IRS Identity Protection PIN.
Using Claude's code or the agents browsing the internet? Update them and node.js. His last tip is old fashioned: paper copies of financial accounts, some cash, water and shelf-stable food. "It probably sounds stupid, but it sounded stupid even at the beginning of the corona virus. ".