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On 2012-01-16 9:22 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> One reason I ask this. I remember my passwords well. If I go to |
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> changing them every time someone gets hacked, I'll never be able to keep |
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> up with them again. I use Lastpass to remember them but it could stop |
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> working because of a upgrade or something. Then again, I could use its |
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> autogenerate thing and just HOPE for the best on upgrades. |
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> Thoughts? What do you guys, and our gal, do in situations like this? |
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Again... passwordmaker.org (the site menu is now fixed)... |
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It cannot 'stop working' (if a Firefox update broke it completely, you |
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could always install an older version to use just for your passwords |
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until it was fixed)... |
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Also - 10 characters is *not* a very strong password these days... I use |
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a minimum of 15, and for critical sites (banks etc), 25 characters |
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(unless they have a max length, then I use the max)... |
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