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(For the sake of an entertaining argument) I have plenty of passwords memorized. I could think of my email password from 2002 (yes, I remember it), or any of m
by piaste 5y ago
(For the sake of an entertaining argument)
I have plenty of passwords memorized. I could think of my email password from 2002 (yes, I remember it), or any of my work passwords, or my Steam account password.
It's going to take a lot of MRI sessions.
- mercora 5y agoif it really works it should not be to hard to overcome this. there will be a different reaction when you see letters of the password you've been actually asked for piling up. so just second session looking for this yet unseen pattern could work. I think this is quite interesting and would not only work for passwords if it does at all. i would love to read more about this :)
- ohgodplsno 5y agoHence why they wouldn't bother with this. You do however, have close relatives, family, friends, things you own, people you care for, your own life, that can be used and threatened for you to give out your password. Don't kid yourself. Torture methods exist for a reason: as horrible as they are, they work, no matter the person. And they won't stop until they get your vacation pictures.