6 Must-Have Security Gadgets That Fit in Your Pocket

Strong security comes in small packages! Take a peek inside my private security toolbox to see the kinds of devices I use to keep my accounts, my money and my privacy safe! I guarantee there's a tool I'm using here that you've NEVER heard about before!
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▶ USB Data Blocker: geni.us/usb-data-blocker
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▶ Aegis Secure Key: geni.us/aegis-secure-key
▶ Virtual Credit Cards: www.privacy.com
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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - Introduction
0:44 - Webcam Covers
1:40 - USB Data Blocker
2:45 - 2FA Keys - Yubikey 5Ci
4:00 - Secure USB Key - Aegis
5:39 - Virtual Credit Card - Privacy.com
7:15 - Crypto Cold Storage - Ledger & Trezor
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In this video, I'll share 6 of my favorite security gadgets and I'll explain how I use each one of them, and why you should too. Learn how to protect your private information, including your financial information and even your cryptocurrency through some of these devices.
Investing your time and resources into protecting your most sensitive information has never been easier (and cheaper!).
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[@AllThingsSecured]

What was your favorite? Leave a comment to let me know, and if you have any other devices that you think I should try, let me know about it! Don't forget to subscribe: ▶ Subscribe here: kzbin.info

[@waynewhite3326]

Your video, 'Don't use mobile spy apps' minute 4:20, you ask for comments while comments are turned off. I don't have a comment except that I don't like anything that limits speech.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Sorry…I had to turn off comments on that video because all I was getting was spam. Thanks for your feedback, Wayne!

[@Matschbacke25]

I think I only will buy some of these Yubikeys, because your PIN protected hard drive is something I don’t need, because I can just encrypt all of the files on my USB Stick using Boxcryptor.

[@miciso666]

or use a usb cable where u disable the data ones. or just buy a charger only cable. they exist. my dad has 2 of them. because he is afraid people steal data like you said. and what does rubikey even do? its 2fa. but im still confused.

[@miciso666]

o the credit card thing sounds DOPE in my country we have amazon now as well. but twitch doesnt allow this amazon. i tried to make say a german one. and that one is like no... wrong country kiddo. and im like i used a german credit card that worked. how do i get my twitch prime now? my country amazon doesnt allow bank payments. it forces credit cards.

[@nickhansbauer]

I just realized: you know what would be so cool? If for pin secured USB drive there were multiple file safes. Ie entering one PIN would grant access to a certain group of files, whereas another would lead to a different group. Handy if you want to give certain people access to only specific files (eg a will or handing off some specific files to a colleague without granting them access to everything) but also if you were ever in a situation where you’re forced to unlock the drive, that you can just unlock a certain, non-compromising area of it, making it appear as though you just granted someone access to everything.

[@realworldmotivation365]

can already do that with encryption

[@leptir1]

@@davenelson4334 You definitely cite a viable solution. I think in the video the benefit that's highlighted is that others can get in, only needing to know one password.

[@chasmai8423]

Ever heard of permissions?

[@bhaveshpatel9626]

Isn’t the problem with these solutions that you could see the volumes on the file directory? So if one were being coerced to open the usb drive then they’d be subsequently coerced to open the encrypted volumes. I think the author was suggesting the different codes would open different volumes.

[@incandescentwithrage]

@@chasmai8423 You think that reading data requires permissions? Maybe in your OS of choice, but hardware doesn't care.

[@la.flo.w8056]

Just stumbled upon your channel while researching about VPNs. Really like the honest and clear explanations without being like: "It's absolutely stupid to do xyz". You explain things patiently and clearly without judging. That's what I was looking for, just subscribed. Keep it up, man!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks so much!

[@soulluuandy]

Yo same!

[@christopher9727]

Do you know Jesus Christ can set you free from sins and save you from hell today Jesus Christ is the only hope in this world no other gods will lead you to heaven There is no security or hope with out Jesus Christ in this world come and repent of all sins today Today is the day of salvation come to the loving savior Today repent and do not go to hell Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today Romans 6.23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

[@blakeolson2036]

Instant sub. Straight to the point explains like an adult not trying to sell.

[@DavidLee-ik9up]

but how does he make money?

[@user-fx9xr5yy6u]

@@DavidLee-ik9up He`s an idiot, why would you even want to explain anything to the guy wearing a sock on his head even in his avatar xD

[@nursoweilja1487]

He User 1 password wich stores them I the Claudia wich is kinda risky

[@stevenwaling23]

Exactly the same... just now

[@petermiao8970]

Except he's selling them because these companies are paying him.

[@danlonick800]

That virtual credit card is a great idea. Handy for things you are not too sure about security on their side.

[@MFmyk3]

this came to mind. I imagine its a great tool for scammers on market place apps to commit fraud @@crae_s

[@DavidLee-ik9up]

CapitalONE has them for free, but only 1-card at a time. I actually closed 2-cards this year cos of hacking. Time to take back control.

[@jayjunior2023]

​Not a crime because its not a real fake name its just a random name you can put because its a blank card. Your not actually using someone i.d to create a fraudulant credit card. Its just like creating a random email with a random name doesnt mean shit. Your associating too different things which are not relevant to eachother. You can go get a credit card with money on it at the store that's nameless or you can add a random name to it its same thing its completely legal. I use it to buy apps online etc ​@@crae_s

[@MrEye4get]

The (3% or $0,50) foreign transaction fee for the FREE version waved me off!

[@maderightamerica3216]

In this day and age, I have to say what you're saying makes a lot of sense to utilize when it comes to securing our money and data. I'm glad I watched your video today. Thanks All Things Secured.

[@theforsaken127]

That thing that only charges your phone, without any data, the Data Blocker. You can potentially make your own if you have the skills. You can take a USB A male to female and just cut the 2 data cables.

[@ElectricityTaster]

or apply nail polish on the pins inside the connector.

[@achillesa5894]

I just use a 20cm cable that came with my cheap wireless earbuds and only does charging lmao

[@lampexxl8599]

Or you just use a charging cable, not a data cable. ^^

[@moenibus]

Virtue signaling with your stupid flag, gets you zero respect..shut up.

Then the data loggers no longer sell as data blockers...

[@leatherindian]

I really like the virtual credit card. I look forward to more information from you.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Sounds good! I’ve got a fun video planned for later this quarter. 😎

[@adamsackfield589]

I have Virtual Credit Cards through Revolut. Not sure if it’s available in your country through. But it lets you also create vaults, buy crypto (although not your keys…), stocks and assets like gold, etc. Think Monzo but with more features.

[@AllThingsSecured]

I’ll have to check that out. Thanks for the tip, Adam!

[@shannonhill3356]

I just use reloadable cards. Hop into my local store, load whatever my purchase(s) amount will be, and viola! Idk how much I trust my credit info on one site vs another, but I've not heard of this site before definitely going to check the service out!

[@rburnettcpa]

Ally Bank has them too

[@ornikel]

really love these short takes that are succinct and are down to the point with really useful tips and advice. I think cybersecurity and privacy should be a life skill just like managing money, organising your time, etc.

[@SovereignTroll]

80% of earthlings do not care or have these skills.

[@Tech-geeky]

Try and get everyone to learn THAT in school.. it will fail over everyone's heads.

[@raven4k998]

80% earthlings do not say to the police shut up I am smarter then you🤣

[@AMAli-ct5df]

​@@Tech-geekyfly you mean

[@TheSauceDisher]

@@raven4k998in English? nah

[@michaellynnhart7170]

Love the gadgets..I’m definitely schooled on safety of credit cards as well .Thank you.

[@alejandrovillatoro8778]

Really interesting video! About the data blocker. There are USB cables which split up into three connections (USB-C, micro USB and lightning). These often cannot transfer any data because only the power pins are actually wired up.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks for sharing, Alejandro!

[@electricz3045]

The datablocker is a cashcrab. Just get charging only cables. They are cheaper

[@prodffstarboy]

@@electricz3045 then u need new cables for all your devices, instead of 1 usb item.

[@electricz3045]

@@prodffstarboy no, most devicdd have USB C and every device I own uses USB C so you don't need a lot of different cables. If you were to only have one USB C which is charging only but you need Lightning because you for whatever reason use apple, you don't need a new cable just an adapter.

[@linkgunther1618]

All you need is a USB-C cable. If you have anything that uses a lightning cable there's an easy solution: put it where it belongs...in the trash 😇

[@AndyKazama2]

I've honestly never thought that public USB charging might be reading data. Personally I never use them, however the USB Data Blocker sounds essential if you do.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

Why would you think that?

[@ItsMe-ic7on]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 the ones for public use anybody can probably hack them

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

@@ItsMe-ic7on That’s my point, there’s very little reason not to assume that public usb charging facilities are compromised. So I was asking the OP why this is something they never assumed was happening when it’s an obvious security risk.

[@Recken1]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 I never thought about it because I've never thought about using a public charging device. I always have my solar battery bank with me and it's usually full. If I don't have that I have my own cord and plug.

[@asdfssdfghgdfy5940]

I’ve just always used my wall plug when in public (tbh I don’t know if I’ve ever even seen a usb one). Also I was under the impression this had been fixed now? My iphone always notifies me when I have plugged into something that is requesting data pins.

[@ryaniglesias6381]

Great content as usual....... keep up a great work! You always respond to questions as well, unlike some others :) You're awesome...encrypted USB is my fav.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks, Ryan! Yea, that encrypted USB has been a mainstay for me the past 7 years.

[@cainemarko5021]

I already use the first 3 on your list. I don't deal with crypto, but that USB with the keypad for the password on it seems very useful. Thanks.

[@Inkling777]

Instead of that data-only dongle, users might get an inexpensive USB tester. They typically provide a charge-only port like that dongle. But they also provided over-voltage protection and the ability to measure charging current and total charge. The last is handy if you suspect your phone is no longer taking a full charge. They're now coming out with versions for USB-C.

[@bruceharkness4497]

Or just use the 110V adapter you already have.

[@DavidLee-ik9up]

who dat, what's that?

[@kstaxman2]

Some really handy advice here. Security today takes some planning and thought if it's to be successful. Thanks for sharing! Most of these I knew but a couple were new to me but most important it reminded me to stay careful to use things and that requires you keep some things with you. Your bag of tricks does no good if it's back at home. Now to figure out how to be able to take it with my when I travel without kicking off alarm bells.. I've got a few ideas floating around.

[@CharlieSummers2.0]

Heck yes I am enjoying this!!! Love your channel dude! Subscribed and loving it

[@w426a]

The charging usb dongle, a death file, hardware usb, and virtual credit cards. Awesome

[@retroguard4964]

Found you today when I wanted to learn more about VPNs. Now I'm just binge-watching every video from you that sounds interessting^^ Never really thought about the public USB chargers as a security hassard, that was really interessting and the virtual credit card sounds like something that really should be more common knowledge. Well, I'll continue binging. You sure got a new subscriber^^

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks so much for watching, subscribing and commenting! I hope the other videos have been just as helpful to you.

[@mgkelly3389]

I really like the virtual credit cards. I’ve never heard of them before so I’m looking forward learning about them. Thank you!

[@sylvesterbestertester1013]

This is great stuff. There are all kinds of things out there that work with everyday tech situations. I work for county government public works where we use many vehicles and about 7 or 8 yrs ago, they suddenly one day they decided they needed GPS tracking in all the vehicles and were going to test it first on myself and another guy who we both had specific jobs I won't say, just in case, you know. But I was pissed thinking I'm going to be watched all day. What's the point of being by yourself all day if you can't do this and that, as long as you're getting your job done. I decided to do a simple search and found alot of expensive stuff to block it, but then I came across this device you just stick in the power jack (cigerette lighter) and it claimed to stop any GPS tracking. And it was only about 10 bucks. So I bought it and it worked like a charm. I couldn't believe it, worked great. I would take it out now and then, of course only when I was where I was supposed to be and put back after a while. Did this all day. The other guy was pissed cause they were only calling him all day. So I got him one and we both did the same thing for about a month, while their techies kept trying to fix it at the computer level. And even had the installers come back a couple times to see what's wrong in the trucks. Of course they never found anything wrong and decided these things didn't work so good and were more trouble than they're worth. They never once suspected we were doing anything. I mean, what did a couple of dumb blue colors know about stopping GPS. So they told the company no thanks and to this day not one vehicle can be tracked. It was the greatest thing to see these two 10$ cigerette sized electronic devices put the lid on setting up an entire public works fleet from having GPS. We're dying to tell the other guys, but we know it will somehow end up in the wrong ears. But I'm good with that if he does, as I'm retiring in 6 months. Things move so fast these days, that I doubt they would still work with the more up to date GPS there must be out there. But I'll bet you there's advancements on those blockers as well. By no means does everything have simple answers in our new tech world, but there will always be some that do and are worth trying if they're cheap like these were. Or some cases, free. Love this guy's channel though, been learning more than I ever thought I could about privacy issues and such. Cause there are more than just information hounds out there to get us to spend money. The theifs aren't even the worse. There are some downright maniacs out there trying to do many awful things to people in this world. Conspiracy has suddenly become reality. So now free speech has become more valuable than gold imo. Well very soon anyway. Nothing more I'd like to be wrong about than that.

[@JamesJamersonIsAGod]

It’s highly likely that if you bought a $10 “GPS Blocker” that it’s something cheap from China that is just interfering with a large band of RF. Be careful with that thing, it’s super illegal and the FCC doesn’t mess around, if it causes enough interference they can dispatch people to track down the source. People that used them have parked near airports before and accidentally caused huge problems… That being said, good job keeping The Man from needlessly spying on employees!

[@auberjean6873]

Sylvester Bester Tester Thank you for the idea and story. Best of luck for your retirement. 🍀 Love your handle!

[@delta-KaeBee]

Well said my friend! And thats such a great story... $10 cig plug "USB-type" device blocking the car GPS & sending the IT-install/R&D-testers scratching their heads!!! 🤣 So funny. Anyway, subbed right away. I love the not too long, to the point, tech info; ESPECIALLY related to maintaining privacy and automony. Def lookin forward to learning about some more cool tips n tricks n device 👍

[@Marcus69819]

I came across this researching the Apricorn for the very idea you mentioned about the “Death File” you use yours for. A quick video for possible things you could use to add to make your own “Death file” to extend on the bullet points you already use would be good 😊

[@AllThingsSecured]

Have you seen this video yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXq8maywf71pkJI

[@Marcus69819]

No I hadn’t, but going to watch it now, thank you.

[@brigandboy1425]

I'd be very curious to know what the internals look like on that Aegis USB drive. The encryption may be solid, but a lot of workarounds for those are found in the hardware, not the software. I dig that you can enter a code to wipe the drive, however.

[@PilgrimSojourner]

Josh, you really are a man of different hats and talents. I have stepped up my game of memorization for my fellowship with H im and now I see you here, HA! I have a whole lot to learn in this field!!

[@durban6276]

Didn't realize there was a cheap device to prevent data theft while charging, so that was very helpful. I don't even like using my iphone or ipad in places like airports. But the best was the virtual credit cards. I have a credit card that I only use for Amazon, but I need one for Etsy, Walmart, etc. Thanks - I subscribed!

[@mulldb]

Thanks Josh! Really enjoying your stuff. I'm fascinated by the virtual cards and what possibilities they offer. Also the Data Blocker. Hadn't heard of them , but seems like an absolute no-brainer! Good Stuff! BTW, have you any opinion on which Antivirus programs are best? Thx

[@AllThingsSecured]

Awesome, thank you Dave! I don't use an antivirus program right now, so I don't have a strong opinion. I think Norton produces a good product.

[@UBGood]

I ❤ Microsoft Defender Antivirus is an antivirus software component of Microsoft Windows.

[@jellyfish1433]

One thing I like that came stock with my laptop was a slider that covers the camera built into it. It is also red so you can easily tell when the camera is covered up. It’s the little things that count haha

[@DavidLee-ik9up]

so how do you tell if someone is listening?

[@PatriotTrucker]

I love the dujiggy with your death file on it. I also like the virtual CC.

[@user-mo3wl3ce9j]

Hi there. New subscriber from the very first video I watched. I love all sorts of security measures and I'm going to watch the channel thoroughly. Thank you for the shared knowledge.

[@4ortytoon]

THANK YOU for one thing in particular, the first item that is used to cover phone cameras. people i always talked too think im paranoid or insane. logical thinking would say if the camera on a laptop can be compromised then the same is true for our phones or any other device. ive been using electrical tape but knowing there is an actual product specifically for that... i thank you and i thank the product makers!!

[@AllThingsSecured]

You’re welcome!

[@elisabethellis8851]

The virtual cc is awesome.Didnt know it existed. Especially for subscriptions and this new nasty setting of "auto renewals". They bury the cancel feature to deep, that you cant find it

[@harpersneil]

Where has this channel been my whole life?? Just binged 4 of your videos in a row and they're all excellent - thank you! Subbed. Don't suppose you own a Synology NAS do you? Would love your thoughts on securing my DS920+. Or perhaps you can offer some advice on Third Party Cloud Storage solutions in general; I like to back my NAS up to the Cloud also. Really appreciate your hard work mate; best of luck with the channel.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thank you! I'm not familiar with Synology NAS, unfortunately, but I have done a video on cloud storage you should check out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boq8YmN-Za2dq6s

[@JohnDoe-ix6my]

hey what do you think of open source alternatives to yubikey like solokey, nitrokey,only key etc. Do you have any recommendations regarding open source security keys?

[@DespaceMan]

Note they can turn on your audio mic remotely, they still can listen in your conversation if they don't have visual unless you place a actually switch to disconnect your mic & cover your camera then you're 100% protected.

[@buckhempel2900]

Great info! learned many new things. One note from just my personal experience with the Aegis Secure Key Code USB drive, after one year of use it took my files and corrupted all of them. I bought them for my employees too and the same thing happened to them. I researched online and apparently this is a known problem for the USB drive. I just threw it away after that. Your mileage may vary but just a heads-up.

[@Fatman305]

Lol... much better to use BestCrypt on phone and desktop... keylogger? Well, if you have a keylogger on either of them then you also have a rapid data stealer the moment you punched in that physical code... It'll grab and hide any data it can get its hands on, and you just gave it full access.

[@sanjurohanamizuki6181]

the data blocker can be made yourself by just covering or removing the center data pins from a usb extension cable or usb c to usb adapter .. just be sure to leave pins on the left and the right as those are the positive and negative for transferring power

[@shitlordful]

this video is the kind of content i love, id love to see similar videos with gadgets such as the pwnagotchi if you were to ever buy one, just devices in general are real cool awesome content all round, love your channel

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks!

[@55Quirll]

I use Keypass to store all my passwords and where they go, and it is hidden in my USB/Flash Drive, which is very difficult to find. I don't type in the password, I copy and paste the PW for Keypass. Keypass also has autotype for inputting your PW. I enjoyed a very good video and will look into getting some of the suggestions. You have a new subscriber too. The Virtual CC is a good idea to have, like Calling Cards to hide where you are and who you are.

[@chuckbecker8735]

I like the extra security the Onlykey affords. If I lose it or if I forget and leave it plugged into my desktop while I go to lunch, no one can get to whatever I have stored on it. It's like sandwiching a door smart-lock onto a Yubikey.

[@AllThingsSecured]

I'll have to give that a try. I've never used the Onlykey before.

[@NT.0800]

Very cool for sure. Important info to have about the data blocker usb device.

[@rburnettcpa]

Thanks for the tips I was using a few yellow postits for my logitech camera This is nicer. I know what you mean about the Ledger. The secret to using it is only use it when you are NOT TIRED! and very clear headed GO SLOW!

[@donaldstrader7241]

The data blocker is interesting and identifiable that you are protecting your data. Another possibility are cheap cords that do not transmit data but will only charge. Not as identifiable though, but would they also be an alternative to prevent juice jacking? I imagine they may be also more limited to the type of plug. Lastly, if one does not have a data blocker, is it safe to use one's own power adapter? How about if you share your power adapter (multiple outputs) with someone who also wants to charge from the same plug and/or may already be using the plug you need, so sharing would be the condition for use? Thanks for the video.

[@everyhandletaken]

I’m not sure if this is more sophisticated than simply disconnecting the 2 inner pins of the USB-A connector or not, but a cord that only charges is the same effect. Unless someone has embedded a device in the charger, it’s pretty unlikely to be unsafe & I feel that same about USB charging outlets in public locations like airports. But.. the device is great & would be a good piece of mind to plug into your charge cable & use all the time.

[@marioStortuga]

I've been using ledgers for years. So far so good 👍

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad to hear it.

[@0DoubtDad]

Same I just recently switched a small amount to xumm wallet

[@TheHollywoodharley]

I just came across your channel today. You have excellent content presented very well. Thank you!

[@nicholaslennon]

I've actually used the Apricorn series hardware encrypted HDDs. They are pretty great.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Thank you,help older people to secure and understand the settings on computer , tablet,cell phone. No on line banking, I don't trust it. Thanks Josh

[@4damski]

my new favorite KZbin channel as a it worker and paranoid ex-serviceman

[@AllThingsSecured]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@mrsethtayloratgmail]

Question about Aegis USB - what about the battery, is the code stored in volatile memory or can it sit for years (hoping we don't die soon ya know) and still be accessible?

[@desmondehoppie4758]

Great. Very Informative. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.

[@noble9759]

I love how a lot of these things are just features for new phones, for the USB you just turn off USB tethering and only accept power. And for the stickers and stuff. My stuff is secured and I don't do any shady stuff and I can watch when apps access these things... The authentication key is useful in some cases.

[@Rahul_Rao_001]

Love your content man Keep going

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thank you, sir!

[@auberjean6873]

✨ All Things Secured ✨ Thank you for sharing you knowledge in a concise way that everyone--including me!--can understand. Had no idea these things existed. You've got a new subscriber.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@auberjean6873]

@@AllThingsSecured you're very welcome. Look forward to seeing your latest soon.

[@basquo2]

These are great ideas, thank you. I totally put tape on all my device cameras and mics as well. I don't catch much on my security cameras any more but at least people can't see me.

[@vstoykovbg]

9:02 Don't rely on flash memory for long term storage. If not powered regularly a bit rot may occur.

[@auberjean6873]

Wow! Thanks!

[@semibiotic]

It doesn't really matter. USB-flashes are not SSDs, there no any refresh/rewrite procedures in their firmware, AFAIK. Only NAND forward error correction written on inital file write protects your data on USB-flash for a while. You need to re-write data to USB-flash to make them live longer. And, obviously, do backups on case of harware fault.

[@Coldgecko]

Aegis is great -- Ive used them for 5 years. When traveling on business in crappy countries -- you need this.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yea, I agree.

[@davidsandy5917]

Regarding any fear about crypto cold storage, my biggest concern is figuring out how to use the Nano. You can create a cold storage paper crypto wallet online. It only consists of two keys generated at random. You can print out the keys and keep them someplace safe. Putting coin into a paper wallet is easy, getting it out is a little more difficult. That's the reason for going with Ledger.

[@marktorch9079]

really liked the bit about the virtual credit cards and I'll have to revisit this video later. Question I have is does one site manage how many virtual cards you have, and is their a risk that if they manage to steal your info there if they would have access to all your virtual cards

[@LurichMichaelLee]

Great video and really useful! Keep em coming!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks, will do!

[@steve222010]

Also, please make a video on how to obtain and set up your xfinity router in the most secure way without your ISP or anyone else from being able to get into your network.

[@RADCOMJ1]

Just found your channel...very interesting.You've got me interested in security again😊😊

[@DroneU]

Loved the intel here, thank you!

[@amehayami934]

I love the burner credit cards.

[@JavierBonillaC]

I was resting at home so cool, now I'm all paranoid.

[@theophila214]

Haha, Lol !!

[@qeathcliff]

How do you implement the Yubi key into your security Setup? How are your settings? I was pretty overwhelmed by all the settings and possibilities in the yubico Manager..

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great question! I’m planning to do a video to help explain a lot of that.

[@geoffwalters3662]

This is unbelievably good stuff. Thank you!

[@deldarel]

When you do the virtual credit card video, can you also tell us which businesses work abroad as well? I'm still bummed that Privacy only works for US citizens

[@lihtan]

I use the virtual credit card feature offered by WISE. WISE can be used internationally. It's used a lot by expats that do international business.

[@allyourcode]

Not sure when they added this, but Android by default does not automatically do data connection when you plug in your phone (I assume Apple did this at some point as well). This could be enough to where you don't need a hardware USB data blocker. Then again, bugs have been found in USB, so if you are super concerned, but want to be able to charge in public, you could go for the data blocker. They also make cables that do data blocking so that you don't have an extra piece of small easily-lost hardware. Dude, you just showed us two consecutive codes for all your apps. That might be enough to reconstruct your entire sequence of codes, because the entire code sequence is generated algorithmically (that's why you do not need a data connection to get a code).

[@josephmowrey3188]

I already own many of these devices, nice to see I am on the right track.

[@quest2782]

had a question for the third part if I use one of those USB chargers that doesn't have the trident symbolism I noticed they don't transfer data would that work.

[@daviddavid5880]

Um....why were cops in your home?

[@thinkandgrowdaily]

Same

[@geneparmesan6670]

Because he’s a spy

[@markylon]

2FA keys are only as good as the end site, as some let you bypass the key by SMS or worse, so it's useless if the provider let's you bypass

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

Not entirely, you can’t really get phished using a security key. Not to mention, the secret isn’t displayed on screen like if is for google 2fa.

[@markylon]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 what I'm saying is that some sites have high 2fa such as a yubikey then they have the option should you lose your yubikey they send you a text which is like saying if you have forgotten your high security house keys don't worry we've left a set under the mat.

[@markylon]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 you missed my point entirely

[@RedMambaYard]

Excellent video, thanks a lot! (Subscribed) 💪😎

[@larie92342]

I really love your videos. They are so useful and insightful. Thank you for sharing

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

why would the cops be in your home in the first place bro thats odd to me

[@brunoterlingen2203]

Josh, I have read a fair bit re 2FA, but after a number of years, I am still not able to get my head around it because no one seems to be able to explain it SIMPLY using a whiteboard. I use Protonmail and their VPN, but they also have a facility for me to use/setup a 2FA "system" - for the life of me can I figure out why - if protonmail is already "secure". It would assist a lot of people if you could explain how to set up 2FA using a step type format, so that we can follow. Rob Braxman is good, but his explanations are above most people's ability to understand without the use of a simple step by step procedure on a white board. Yes, I am an educator.

[@Iswimandrun]

Trezor model T has ed25519-sk built in and allows for secure ssh with your private key safe on none network connected device. Gives about the same cryptographic security as a RSA private public key pair with a 4096 bit length but hides the private key in a hardware device.

[@sarak.2440]

I would love if the usb data blocker came with an indicator of some sort that exposes any attempted data transfer while power charging, helps identifying potentially malicious ports

[@CCoburn3]

I'd LOVE to use a 2FA key. I bought the damned things because I thought they'd be a wonderful way to increase the security of my accounts. Then I found out that absolutely NO site that I use supports these things. It MIGHT be useful if you happen to need to log into the Federal Reserve's servers to do some multibillion-dollar transactions. But my bank did not support them, and I didn't find any other consumer banks on the list. Same with Amazon, Twitter, and Netflix -- almost NONE of the websites that the average consumer uses support YubiKey. They are great in theory but, for most people, utterly useless in practice.

[@AllThingsSecured]

I disagree. Check this list: 2FA.directory

[@CCoburn3]

@@AllThingsSecured Go to your list. Check Banks. You will find that only TWO support hardware 2FA. Finance -- none. Entertainment --1. In other words, your list shows how right I am. Thanks. Maybe instead of trying to sell people useless things through affiliate links, you should actually research the products you endorse.

[@_sneer_]

@@CCoburn3 haha, burn

[@CCoburn3]

@@_sneer_ I get tired of these guys on KZbin who tell bald-faced lies about the products they recommend. Those dammed Yubkeys are expensive. I bought a couple on the recommendation of a con man like this guy. People should be warned.

[@mywordofchange]

This was a very intriguing video. A lot of things that I did not even know throughout this video. Great video!

[@epictetusaurelius3]

Great channel....just stumbled on this by chance. Listen a quick question regarding the virtual CC. If you use the free version of that, do you actually lose your cash back you get from the real CC offers?!!

[@RW_CreativeMedia]

EXPAT = Inmmigrant 🤣

[@robertprym8902]

Thanks for your videos. More crypto security, please.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great suggestion!

[@davidsmith7456]

Thank you. That was (for a change) a vid totally worth watching!

[@adamsackfield589]

I have a Ledger Nano S. I find it very easy to use. I’m happy to answer any questions you have on my setup.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks, Adam! I’ll let you know. So far, it’s been pretty easy like you say, but I’m still learning.

[@kfactor99]

dang that virtual credit card tip is game changing. I hate having to input my info in a million different places with unknown security.

[@iamNotHereB]

"Juice jacking" has been talked about for years but has never been recorded. Also, my current Android phone prompts me if I should allow data transfer or not...aka "charge only"

[@meh11235]

in 2013 i purchased $13000 btcoin... lost the exchange and all data... got totally screwed.. your channel is amazing!

[@blucklightfoxartinnovation9357]

great video Josh keep up the good work brother well done

[@kzkbrokenimages5543]

only thing i can think of is the flipper zero for storing rfi door keys, reading local network statuses such as wifi and bluetooth signals controling home appliances with one remote so much that can be done with them

[@JawTooth]

Interesting about the USB charging. I never knew that and I travel a lot.

[@PrepperRapperFairy]

you have a great smile. i love these types of things also.. SUBSCRIBED

[@clintonramirez3019]

I knew the future was going to be brighter. First chat GPT and now this. I feel so lucky to be alive. ❤😊

[@censored1360]

Great video dude. security is fun and necessary more than ever these days.

[@christopher9727]

... Jesus Christ is the only hope in this world no other gods will lead you to heaven There is no security or hope with out Jesus Christ in this world come and repent of all sins today Today is the day of salvation come to the loving savior Today repent and do not go to hell Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today Holy Spirit Can give you peace guidance and purpose and the Lord will John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

[@3RAN7ON]

2:00 some of the cheaper cables do charging only without the data transfer pins

[@joey86bu1]

Trezor is clutch. I've had mine for years, no issues

[@Ghostie.]

I really enjoy your content, happy I found this channel.

[@jmi967]

Tape over a microphone is very limited. It makes casual listening a bit more difficult but it’s not difficult to adjust the audio stream to get rid of the muffling effect. Besides, when you uncover it to use it, the mic is not dedicated to the app you are using and that's when you’ll likely be saying something secure. Technically, a lot of cameras have weak IR filters and so you could still obtain some limited video through tape. And if your camera has a night vision mode, tape is pretty useless

[@Jamesakamiller]

Buying USB blocker now that thing is so cool.Thanks for everything josh

[@beachFront1000]

Great video..I just stumbled upon your channel...my question is how to start OVER with 2FA...if I no longer want to use 2FA on my phone apps, am I able to convert my accounts using Yubikey? Please explain as if you are speaking to 5 year old. THX

[@aysmch622]

hahaha the webcam cover remind of me,i used it around 3 years ago,to cover my front camera on my android, so i can change my cloth comfortable without anyone can peeping on my camera android but right now im out of tape,so basicly if i'm change my cloth,im cover the phone with blanket/pillow so the camera cannot see while i'm changing, i knew it that most of tech person even do that for their easy way privacy security!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yup!