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Still, that's just one password. Do you use this one password for all your accounts, or as input to a password manager? Or are you just manually copying and pa
by greggarious 11y ago
Still, that's just one password. Do you use this one password for all your accounts, or as input to a password manager?
Or are you just manually copying and pasting this one super good hash into all your accounts? :/
- bikamonki 11y agoDifferent phrases->hashes for each vendor. The brain can easily remember what short phrase corresponds to what vendor.
- scrollaway 11y agoUp until one of the vendor's databases leaks on the internet and we find out their passwords were stored in cleartext.
- subsection1h 11y agoI assume you have hundreds of accounts like I and most people I know have. If you can recall hundreds of passphrases, including passphrases for accounts that you don't access for several years, and you can continue recalling these hundreds of passphrases even while changing them regularly, how else are you making use of your exceptional memory? Just curious.
- bikamonki 11y agoI wish I had an exceptional memory ;) Only 4-5 accounts require a strong password. The rest I don't care, I use the same password or request a reset every time I go back.
- lqdc13 11y agoI do the same. However, sometimes that requires a phone call with a wait time of 30 minutes + identity verification =( This is the case with Blizzard.
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- DrScump 11y agoI make a record of them shrouded in a mnemonic that I can figure out but that would be useless to a stranger.
- bikamonki 11y agoI do manually copy/paste.