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I did this at my old job where they forced regular PW changes. The thing that changed was the string of digits at the end, which was always the year and month I
by caconym_ 7y ago
I did this at my old job where they forced regular PW changes. The thing that changed was the string of digits at the end, which was always the year and month I was last forced to change it.
Of course, for my personal logins I use a manager and unique strong passwords, but they gave me no reason to care about password security and a bunch of reasons not to.
Honestly I'm surprised it's as low as 49%.
- dingo_bat 7y ago> The thing that changed was the string of digits at the end, which was always the year and month I was last forced to change it. That's good, I just increment the last digit.