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That's funny, I don't know my twitter password either. Nor do I know my facebook password, or most of my other passwords. edit: I guess my point is that the wo
by sixothree 9y ago
That's funny, I don't know my twitter password either. Nor do I know my facebook password, or most of my other passwords.
edit: I guess my point is that the word is not getting out about good password practices.
- mikejmoffitt 9y agoMaybe it's snooty holier-than-thou posts by users of password managers, lacking in substance or any real argument, that lets the majority of password users remain unconvinced.
- perl4ever 9y agoPassword managers make me nervous for two reasons: (1) if someone breaches the password manager, they have all your passwords, rather than one, and (2) you have to trust the source of the password manager that it doesn't have an intentional backdoor - even if it was trustworthy, every update is the potential for a new problem. Also, in my experience, you're not allowed to use one at work, so what do you think people do?