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        <description>"Threat modeling" is a term you hear thrown around a lot in the privacy and security communities, but what does it mean? Do you need one? How do you make in? In this video, I'll answer these questions for you! ============================= ➡️ Learn more @ https://thenewoil.org/ ➡️ Support us! Patreon, affiliate links, crypto, and more: https://thenewoil.org/en/support/ ============================= You can also view these videos on other websites: 🎥 PeerTube: https://thenewoil.tv 🎥 YouTube: https://youtube.com/@thenewoil ⏰ Timecodes⏰ 0:00 Introduction 0:23 Threat Modeling 1:50 How do you build your own threat model? 2:07 Step 1: "What Do I Want To Protect?" 2:43 Step 2: "Who Do I Want To Protect This Stuff From?" 3:25 Step 3: "What Will Happen If I Fail?" 4:01 Step 4: "How Likely Is It That I Will Have To Protect This?" 4:37 Step 5: "How Much Trouble Am I Willing To Go Through?" 5:45 Step 6: ACT!</description>
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