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I use a password manager and recently ran into an issue where I couldn’t remember the passcode for my iPhones guided access that I set for my kid. I managed to
by sircastor 4y ago
I use a password manager and recently ran into an issue where I couldn’t remember the passcode for my iPhones guided access that I set for my kid. I managed to guess it, but it expresses the fundamental problem of actually adding and managing the passwords, in spite of not knowing what they are.
- spicymaki 4y agoI would write down passwords like that. Put them in a notepad and secure it physically (unless you are under state surveillance of course).
- naniwaduni 4y agoI would be more concerned about being surveilled by the adversary with routine physical access to you. "Write it down physically" is great in typical threat models where you have mostly network adversaries, but this particular situations is a bit