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You really should be using a password manager then. You still only have to memorize one password, but you’re not severely compromising your security anymore.
by Analemma_ 9y ago
You really should be using a password manager then. You still only have to memorize one password, but you’re not severely compromising your security anymore.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoParent's point is that they don't care. It's not their security being compromised, but the site's. There are plenty of sites out there with unnecessary registration requirements. I don't mind setting a weak, throwaway password on those.
- BlackFly 9y agoDon't forget to use a throwaway email account! Lot's of good email providers give temporary aliases for this reason.
- msla 9y agoI like Spam Gourmet: https://www.spamgourmet.com/index.pl https://www.spamgourmet.com/index.pl
- naasking 9y ago> Parent's point is that they don't care. It's not their security being compromised, but the site's. He'll care plenty if his hacked account posts a threat against the president and he gets a visit from the secret service.
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- JTbane 9y agoNow you have a single point of failure- namely your master password. Remember the LastPass debacle?
- Deimorz 9y agoI don't. I remember when the press made a big deal about some LastPass things that they didn't understand and actually didn't matter. Was there an actual debacle at some point?