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I use 1Password to generate a 50-character random "answer" for these nonsense security questions. Then I store the question and the answer in a note tied to the
by jdludlow 16y ago
I use 1Password to generate a 50-character random "answer" for these nonsense security questions. Then I store the question and the answer in a note tied to the 1Password record.
If they really wanted to get clever, 1Password should offer an option to perform this task automatically when you're filling out a registration form.
- kgo 16y agoI basically do the same when they're required. And then I still get sites yelling because my dogs name can't have #$ in it! Or because I pasted the same complex second password into all three security questions!
- tzs 16y agoWhy store them in a note, instead of as part of the form data for the page so that 1Password can handle filling them in for you?
- jdludlow 16y agoYes, you're absolutely right. That's indeed what I'm doing in most cases.