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Which is why at a previous employer, everyone just stuffed all of it in a spreadsheet, with expiry dates, and last logged in times.
by Aloha 7y ago
Which is why at a previous employer, everyone just stuffed all of it in a spreadsheet, with expiry dates, and last logged in times.
- iudqnolq 7y agoThat actually sounds pretty secure, if the computer had a reasonable password and FDE you've just implemented a hacky password manager. Even without FDE you're better than anyone who writes it down on a sticky or uses something trivial. Unless they're using Excel functions to generate password{n++} . That'd be clever and yet horrid at the same time.
- jankiehodgpodge 7y agoAlthough at most workplaces your documents are just a folder on a shared drive somewhere, which may not be secured well and in some cases not secured at all.
- Aloha 7y agoI used a little php script to do the password generation, and yes we did use FDE
- iudqnolq 7y agoIf the script is accessible to other people I suppose you have to worry about it being hacked, especially if you let php get out of date or take input in say password length?