3 ms·
One solution is to use an easy to remember prefix with your passwords and only write down the secure part. Password is mayfly-DyHpE82sd3r3rvr!2sDQ Part you wr
by Gibbon1 6y ago
One solution is to use an easy to remember prefix with your passwords and only write down the secure part.
Password is mayfly-DyHpE82sd3r3rvr!2sDQ
Part you write down is DyHpE82sd3r3rvr!2sDQ
- namdnay 6y agoI used to write down numerical passwords interspersed number by number with a friends telephone number. Not exactly military grade security but enough to make it non obvious to someone looking through
- choeger 6y agoYou could also hash it with a common hash function and use the first X letters of the result string (if the website does not DEMAND "special characters", that is).
- stjohnswarts 6y agoThis is what I do with my post it passwords at home :)