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I agree. I put random garbage in the security question answers, a password so hard to crack that even I never remember it. ;) In other words, I opt out whenev
by Xurinos 14y ago
I agree. I put random garbage in the security question answers, a password so hard to crack that even I never remember it. ;) In other words, I opt out whenever I get the chance.
- larrik 14y agoSome sites use those as surprise 2-step verification. Your method would be very painful in that case!
- Xurinos 14y agoIt is. :( I have few accounts on the net, so I have rarely run into this except on sites I do not care much about. However, I understand others differ in habit. It is hard enough to remember one password per account.
- frou_dh 14y agoI just use random gibberish for all passwords and security answers and store all of that in a password database with a notes field. The classic security questions are bizarre because of the premise that any person (family or otherwise) who happens to know a bit about you has your complete trust.
- larrik 14y agoSounds like a valuable database...