Tanstaafl wrote:
On 2012-01-11 11:51 AM, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote:
I use Lastpass for my stuff. It is encypted locally but available
anywhere. It works pretty well.
Heard good things about it, but I prefer something that doesn't store
the passwords anywhere, ever...
I have to many places to remember all the passwords tho. Having just
one or two password isn't a good idea either.
These things sure beat trying to remember a really strong password. My
bank and credit card passwords are off the chart.
Yeah, but what about those moron banks that only allow you to use
lowercase letters - and only a max of 6 - for the password? I'm not
sure if it as big a problem as it was, but I have changed banks over
things like that, and told them why in the process.
I agree with that. My bank made some changes that I didn't agree with
too. I sent them information about how their process was tested by MIT
and some University in California and it failed the test badly. I then
figured out a way to work around that and still have my really good
password. If they won't let me have a good password, I won't be doing
anything online. I'll just pick up the phone and call them to check on
balances and such until they fix it. My bank does allow customers to
disable online access.
Dale
:-) :-)
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