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No sympathy for the organizations that implement these stupid password requirements in the first place. a) Passwords that are secure. b) Passwords that can be
by AdmiralAsshat 7y ago
No sympathy for the organizations that implement these stupid password requirements in the first place.
a) Passwords that are secure.
b) Passwords that can be remembered.
c) Passwords that must be rotated regularly.
You can pick two of the above, and it can be done. But you're not getting all three.
- all_blue_chucks 7y agoYou should have some sympathy. Outdated regulatory standards like PCI:DSS require things like this. It isn't always your employer's choice.