Not all was told. Many have no password, just hit enter/return. And on new ones ......TEST. 
Edited by mss, 02 August 2007 - 06:47 AM.
What's the #1 password?
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Rogerdodger
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 06:47 AM
Not all was told. Many have no password, just hit enter/return. And on new ones ......TEST.
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 07:50 AM
Unfortunately, I have so many passwords to remember, I too revert to a generic password on sites that do not hold sensitive information due to the sheer number of sites that require logins.
But other than that I just change my passwords weekly by taping a small piece of paper next to my desk drawer and crossing out the previous weeks and writing the new one below it. This week's password is "Pencil". I think that's pretty safe.....unless.....
Seriously, you know why people want to use "password" as their password? Here's why:
But other than that I just change my passwords weekly by taping a small piece of paper next to my desk drawer and crossing out the previous weeks and writing the new one below it. This week's password is "Pencil". I think that's pretty safe.....unless.....
Seriously, you know why people want to use "password" as their password? Here's why:
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 08:04 AM
But other than that I just change my passwords weekly by taping a small piece of paper next to my desk drawer and crossing out the previous weeks and writing the new one below it. This week's password is "Pencil". I think that's pretty safe.....unless.....
