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I also use generated "passwords" for security question answers because most of the questions are idiotic and easy to guess for someone who is really targeting y
by dheera 3y ago
I also use generated "passwords" for security question answers because most of the questions are idiotic and easy to guess for someone who is really targeting you.
They don't need to be plausible sounding, by the way, a random string of characters is fine.
Pet's name -> probably in your Instagram
Favorite color -> Hmm let's see what clothes you wear in your selfies
Street you lived on -> Hmm they probably already breached your credit report and the idiots at Experian leak all the streets you lived on without your consent
- bee_rider 3y agoFor a while I had an account that had, as a last resort for recovery, asked me random questions about the town I grew up in. Like, “which of these roads were near your house.” Had no idea, googled them… there’s some security theater that I don’t think anybody could have been reassured by.