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that's why i never use my strong passwords in many chinese websites(in fact, i tend not to use passwords in any website) i suggest you guys don't do that also
by suraci 2y ago
that's why i never use my strong passwords in many chinese websites(in fact, i tend not to use passwords in any website)
i suggest you guys don't do that also
this industry in china is so young, many devs and orgs don't understand what will happened if they shutdown the firewall or expose their database on the internet without a password
they just, can't think of it, need someone to remind them
- gitaarik 2y agoI didn't understand your comment first, because I use a password manager which generates a unique and complicated password for each website I setup an account for. So I never reuse any password. So if one one those sites gets hacked and my password is potentially exposed, it doesn't matter, because I only use that password there. I would recommend that. Bitwarden is a pretty good open-source password manager. You can install it as a plugin in your browser, so it can fill out your password for you so you don't have to manually copy and paste.