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How will everyone keep their dozens or hundreds of shared secrets safe?

• paulryanrogers 8y ago
  Password managers appear to be growing into this role. As secret questions become increasingly ineffective better answers are random and unique. It quickly reaches the point that human memory and paper can not accommodate. EDIT: forgot 'not'
• ehnto 8y ago
  Perhaps the consumer wouldn't have to, and what the consumer gives out is a public key that lets the org request a unique to them access key. The consumer then gets a notification that Org X has requested an SSN access key and the user confirms or denies they get access. If a company is breached they get their keys revoked. A customer can log into a gov site to manage them.