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> "Another issue is that there is no “standard” set of security questions. This means I can’t just memorize a set of 5 answers that I use for everything." That
by magnetic 9y ago
> "Another issue is that there is no “standard” set of security questions. This means I can’t just memorize a set of 5 answers that I use for everything."
That's because if a "5 questions standard" existed across the industry, your answers would be the equivalent of a single password that is identical across all services.
(ie: if one service gets breached, you are exposed everywhere else)
- madoyle 9y agoI generate random hexadecimal strings as answers to mandatory security questions. All authentication information is stored in a password manager entry.