There are decades of computer history telling users that they are never allowed to write a password done on paper or post-it notes. It's not a new "no true pass

There are decades of computer history telling users that they are never allowed to write a password done on paper or post-it notes. It's not a new "no true password" fallacy, it's a deep one in the history of computing. I think the fact that so many average users are scared to write their passwords down because of bad 1960s security advice is it's own indicator that passwords are broken that can be a long rant to itself. I don't know if WebAuthN is the answer either. I just know that passwords are broken.