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http://bash.org/?244321 http://bash.org/?244321 is probably the most egregious example. People reuse passwords, humans are bad at making them, etc.
by wbl 7y ago
http://bash.org/?244321 http://bash.org/?244321 is probably the most egregious example. People reuse passwords, humans are bad at making them, etc.
- new2628 7y agoThat's funny and I agree that _some_ people are bad at using passwords, but I have a feeling whatever replaces them will be worse for everyone. It's like some people cut their fingers with knives so let's all use plastic knives instead.
- pergadad 7y agoSome people = probably 95-99% of internet users.
- vidarh 7y agoI don't know anyone personally that are good at using passwords, myself included. Often I get shocked to find highly tech savvy people taking crazy risks. But even the most careful people I know occasionally reuses passwords or picks easy to guess ones out of convenience. Most of the time it is a calculated risk, but the problem is it is hard to tell when you accidentally create a chain of weaknesses that can be leveraged into something more substantial.