Now, this is super, super creepy.
And this is one of those things where,
I had a student once say, are you not embarrassed by this?
And maybe I should be, but this actually could come into use.
I'm actually glad I'm seeing this slide right now.
Here, do you see this little toolbar?
Look at that.
Look how much you can scroll.
Look at what this is--
my user accounts and passwords.
Now, this is where this gets really shady.
URL, the username, the password.
You just have to click on the eyeball to see It.
Or if you click Export, you have a beautiful dictionary file,
and the times used.
Look at this one that says 0.
So sephora.com, I logged in with my Gmail, I used this password,
and it says 0.
I thought that was strange when I first saw this
because I'm like, I get on Sephora all the time.
When your Chrome browser says to you, hey, Heather,
you want me to remember that passcode?
And you're like, no.
I often say, yes, as you can tell.
Look at that toolbar.
That's terrible.
My yessing is all here.
If you say no, it gets a 0.
It won't offer to show you it again.
But the issue is, your phone and computers,
once it offers you something, it has to cache it somewhere.
So it's going to cloud.
That's terrifying if you think about it.
If you scroll all the way down this,
you would find passwords from other people
I have lived with, people who have accessed
my computer, my phone, entered their username,
their passcodes.
It's all there.
Think about how this could be used against you.
Be very, very careful.
This is Chrome.
So I'm not going to lie.
I've worked in many places where you have
to reset your work password.
I'm like, oh, I don't know my last one.
Chrome knows it for me.
I will go into Chrome.
I'll type, like, mantech.com And it tells me,
heather.mahalik@mantech.com, and then it tells me the password.
I'm like, OK, I copy it, and that's how I change it.
That is insanity.
It is not recommended.
Use password managers.
But this is how a lot of people interact with their devices.
This could also be syncing from my Mac, from my PC,
from my iPad, from my test devices--
all of these things syncing into one place,
going straight up to Google Cloud.