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I'm not so sure. It's going to be on your mind constantly, surely.

• dkersten 10y ago
  I forgot my previous master password a month or two after I changed it. But the point is, after many months (eg 7) plus stress... many people would. Not everyone, but enough people that I don't think you can blanket say "you surely know it, hand it over".
  • SixSigma 10y ago
    But not while you were in prison for not revealing it. Surely you'd be lying there at night and passwords would be all you could think about! I keep going over where I went wrong in the exams I did a month ago and I've already had the results with all at 90%+ (yeah r/iamverysmart, I know)
    • dkersten 10y ago
      I think people are different. There was one rather important password that I hadn't used in a few months before I needed it. I tried for a week to remember before eventually resetting it. Of course, if I were arrested tomorrow, I'd be able to remember my master password. I'd probably still remember it a month from now too, but a few months later not so much. So the question is: if he was lying at first, but now no longer is, what does that mean for him, legally?