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Unique across all other services the user has accounts at? If you did that it would be both creepy and impressive. :)
by mtrimpe 13y ago
Unique across all other services the user has accounts at? If you did that it would be both creepy and impressive. :)
- csmuk 13y agoWe try to make sure it is by enforcing password expiry, no password reuse and complex passwords. We also have a massive shitlist of passwords from various leaks.
- RobAley 13y agoBecause of which, your users probably write their password down on a post-it note stuck to their monitor...
- daigoba66 13y agoThat's a lot safer than using a weak password. I don't have a citation handy but security researchers often support writing down passwords to encourage using stronger and more frequently changed passwords.
- RobAley 13y agoThat depends, if it's on a system that's accessible internally only, then it's likely not safer.
- dalore 13y agoLet's start a global registry where everyone registers the password you use at every site. So we can cross reference and check that you (or anyone else) hasn't used that password elsewhere. OF course we will store the password in plain text.