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really? Because websites want customers to remember their passwords and come back to the service.
by skaplun 10y ago
really?
Because websites want customers to remember their passwords and come back to the service.
- hoodoof 10y agoAnd all the sites nag you to include a capital, a non alpha and a number blah blah. How is that different?
- skaplun 10y agoIfreakingrock! instead of ifreakingrock, inputted by you with some meaning to you, is far easier to remember than "Yz52356Dde.."
- CyberFonic 10y agoSeveral years ago I worked at a company where the system generated uncrackable passwords. They were random jumble of letters and numbers. Nobody could remember them, so guess what? Most people had theirs written on a PostIt note and stuck to their screen or on a slip of paper in their top drawer. Almost as good as leaving the front door key under the mat.