PC Pals Forum
Technical Help & Discussion => General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A => Topic started by: sam on April 28, 2010, 03:35
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A recent headline in a major news outlet announced, “Please do not change your password” because, as the sub-head teased, “it’s a waste of your time.” The paper cited in the story is the latest salvo questioning a certain orthodoxy about computer security—that strong, cryptic passwords are the keystone to personal security online. This oft-repeated advice may be at best, outdated, and at worst, counterproductive, potentially exposing users to more risk rather than less
http://esecurityplanet.com/features/article.php/3878821/Strong-Passwords-May-Not-Be-All-Theyre-Cracked-Up-to-Be.htm
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I read about that last week. It certainly makes you sit up and think!
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So, what are they suggesting instead?
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We all post our bank passwords in an open forum. You start first. :devil:
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At least, that's what's showing on the screen. :o:
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;D
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:laugh:
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Very clever Rik. And it works!
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It always does, Clive. :)
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Hope you don't mind, I've just transferred 2 grand into my account. ;D
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That means you can afford his camera gear, Clive! ;D
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It would be one way to shift it. :)
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:haha: