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What about [1]? "green rubber yellowed out inside the 1st horizon" I make random passwords like that (though usually 6+ words) all the time. I admit I can't r
by oAlbe 9y ago
What about [1]?
"green rubber yellowed out inside the 1st horizon"
I make random passwords like that (though usually 6+ words) all the time. I admit I can't remember all of them, but I can remember up to ten or twelve. Which is enough passwords to cover all the important services I use.
The big pain with that is that some services don't allow more than N characters for passwords (looking at you, 20-characters-limit-PayPal), some services don't allow spaces and whatnot, so you have to adapt.
Plus, you should enable 2FA wherever possible. You don't really need a super strong password once you have 2FA, so for those cases you can resort to OP solution of having "master_password + 'whatever' + domain" with master password being one of those ten you can actually remember and not even having to encrypt the whole thing.
[1] https://www.xkcd.com/936/ https://www.xkcd.com/936/