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edited by Lauren Keller
on 2023/05/23 09:00
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edited by Doug Sargent
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15 15  But [[it has been reported>>url:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/01/hacked-and-dumped-online-773-million-records-with-plaintext-passwords/||shape="rect"]] that [[nearly a Billion compromised email accounts>>url:https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2019/01/17/collection-1-breach-how-to-find-out-if-your-password-has-been-stolen/#28c21b512a2e||shape="rect"]] are published online.  If you wonder whether yours is among them, head to [[';~~-~~-have i been pwned?>>url:https://haveibeenpwned.com/||shape="rect"]] and enter an email address.  If you find yours, change your password for every account that uses that email address or password.  You can also check whether [[one of your passwords has been compromised>>url:https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords||shape="rect"]] and sign up for notifications in the event of a future breach or 'sensitive' data dump exposes your information.
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19 19  === {{id name="Why-It-Matters"/}}Why It Matters ===
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39 39  === {{id name="2-Step-Verification-(2-factor-/-multi-factor-authentication)"/}}2-Step Verification (2-factor / multi-factor authentication) ===
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41 -This feature provides an additional layer of security in case your password is compromised. REMC1 highly recommends that staff, especially administrative and administrative assistant staff, utilize this feature for their Google Account.  Learn more about this at the [[Google Account Help Section on Setting up 2-Step Verification>>url:https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185839?hl=en&ref_topic=7189195||shape="rect"]], our [[wiki page>>url:https://remc1.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PS/pages/17172450/Configuring+2-step+2-factor+authentication+for+Google||shape="rect"]], or viewing our [[video tutorial>>url:https://mistreamnet.eduvision.tv/Share.aspx?q=CT1wecDsedCLqkXQGflKaw%253d%253d||shape="rect"]].
41 +This feature provides an additional layer of security in case your password is compromised. REMC1 highly recommends that staff, especially administrative and administrative assistant staff, utilize this feature for their Google Account.  Learn more about this at the [[Google Account Help Section on Setting up 2-Step Verification>>url:https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185839?hl=en&ref_topic=7189195||shape="rect"]], our [[wiki page>>url:https://confluence.remc1.net/display/PS/Configuring+2-step%282-factor%29+authentication+for+Google||shape="rect"]], or viewing our [[video tutorial>>url:https://mistreamnet.eduvision.tv/Share.aspx?q=CT1wecDsedCLqkXQGflKaw%253d%253d||shape="rect"]].
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43 43  === {{id name="Setting-up-2-factor-authentication-with-Yubikeys"/}}**Setting up 2-factor authentication with Yubikeys** ===
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45 -**Learn more about setting up 2-factor authentication with Yubikeys by visiting  wiki page.**
45 +**Learn more about setting up 2-factor authentication with Yubikeys by visiting [[**YubiKey Set-Up And Use: Two Factor Authentication Using Hardware (YubiKey) Secure Google, Bitwarden, LastPass**>>doc:WebHome]] wiki page.**
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47 47  === {{id name="Questions?"/}}Questions? ===
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