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Friday, October 22, 2010
Too many passwords? Make them strong, easy to remeber!
Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, Blogger. We have so many different identities on the internet. This also means so many usernames and PASSWORDS. Keeping track of all of these is tiresome so we usually just have nice "one for all" password. It may seem convenient for now, but once it gets guessed right you could be filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. This video helped me with making easy to remember and not be weaksauce like Tom.
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this is a nice tip... will try this ! :D
ReplyDeleteThis should be compulsary viewing for all the nubs.
ReplyDeletehaha that's a lot of info to remember!
ReplyDeleteI'm following ;)
good video!
ReplyDeleteThat's the same thing I do, cool blog.
ReplyDeletethanks for the password tips!
ReplyDeleteHaha great video, thanks for posting it! :)
ReplyDeleteThat video blew my mind. I hadn't realized such an easy way of creating suberb passwords.
ReplyDeleteGood advice. Check out my blog for a post on KeePass to store your password in an encrypted database with an autotype function for internet browsing.
ReplyDeleteI don't want to file for bankruptcy! Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteGreat video, sometimes my passwords do get mixed up. :D
ReplyDeleteGreat tip!
ReplyDeleteI have a pretty strong password for most of my stuff, and I do have more than one
ReplyDeleteGood advice man, identity theft definitely happens
ReplyDeleteuseful stuff
ReplyDeletethanks for the info! ill try this
ReplyDeleteGreat info. Remembering passwords is pretty easy for me
ReplyDeletenice, this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have some pretty tricky ones :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea. I never though of adding a few letters to a password depending on the site. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteUseful, thanks.
ReplyDeleteInteresting... but this scheme gets stymied by websites which say dumb stuff like "your password is too long" or "your password contains an illegal character".
ReplyDeletethat info might come in handy
ReplyDeletei think i have 15 passwords and this video is a good idea ;)
ReplyDeletenobody can hacks my passes!
ReplyDeletecool idea thanks for the upload. following
ReplyDeleteInteresting, thanks for letting us know.
ReplyDeletea combination of uppercase, numbers, symbols and letters, at least 10 characters long.
ReplyDeletegood video and very relevant, dont make your passes easy to figure out for gods sakes people!
ReplyDeletethanks for these tips
ReplyDeletethere's some good information in here man
ReplyDeleteFor prople who actually know me, my passwords are easy to guess. lol. but if i make it too complicated, i forget it
ReplyDeletethis is good to know!
ReplyDeleteGood blog! Very useful info.
ReplyDeleteI cottoned on to this idea a year or two back, so now my passwords are in context to the sites I'm accessing and it's a hell of a lot easier on the brain. For example, I'd have a word like 'binoculars', so my password on different sites would be 'bloggerbinoculars', 'gmailbinoculars', etcetera.
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
ReplyDeletegreat post, thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletehuh, an actual useful video
ReplyDeletePoor tom.... :(
ReplyDeleteHis relationship with jennifer was just never the same...