Curious as to if the BBI braintrust has solutions as to what you may individually be doing for password security for all of the sites/apps you access. My current manual solution is increasingly cumbersome and likely filled with security holes. Thanks in advance.
R00tPhra$e could be the root phrase. Then add BBI for your BBI password. Add AMZ for Amazon.com. If one site gets hacked, they can try to reuse your password and it won't work anywhere but the site they hacked.
This is how I've taught my family and teenagers to do passwords.
R00tPhra$e could be the root phrase. Then add BBI for your BBI password. Add AMZ for Amazon.com. If one site gets hacked, they can try to reuse your password and it won't work anywhere but the site they hacked.
This is how I've taught my family and teenagers to do passwords.
I do the same exact thing.
When are you traveling next?
He's after your dirty socks...
Totally free. Not as user-friendly as some of the other options but as powerful imho.
2. When I need a password, I connect the thumb drive via USB port, and then remove it as soon as I am done
3. The password file is encrypted and password protected
4. No one but I knows where the thumb drive is located
5. Passwords for financial accounts are as complex as I can make them
6. I change the passwords regularly
I pray no one breaks my system, but I feel it’s only a matter of time. I can’t wrap my head around trusting a 3rd party, internet service to store my passwords.
Password Safe has 2FA using Yubikey
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