>He doesn't use a password manager
He doesn't use a password manager
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>didn't write his own password manager
>Putting your passwords on the same place so they're more accessible for the nsa backdoor and/or botnet
Sure good goy, why don't you use it
Your first mistake is storing any password that you're manually entering digitally.
Go get a notebook and memorize an encryption scheme.
>he doesn't write all of his passwords in a notebook and keep it in a fireproof safe with the rest of his important documents
dumb fuck
why???
just do
date +%s | sha256sum | cut -c 1-32
Just use good quality pen and paper and stick it somewhere only you wander around :^)
Fuck off NSA
I just use the same password everywhere
>he's too retarded to remember his passwords
>Having passwords that can be remembered
Enjoy getting them cracked :L
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>type the thing you use for your master password in your pw manager in to my website!!!
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>he doesn't use the same password for everything
ITT: people thinking your password security matters.
you're more prone to get your account cracked using dumped database combos than bruteforced.
yeah, i'm sure someone really wants that old jewtube account that's used exclusively for shitposting
what kind of kiddie porn are you hiding, shlomo?
That's literally the worst thing you can do.
The kind of ones produced in your studios, Aviv.
>tfw when you realize Tel Aviv means "Reborn Spring"
>hashed PW databases leaked
*yawns*
>He needs to use a password manager
>Hehehehehehe.png
I wrote my passwords in a notebook just in case, but so far I never had to use it. Like () said, my brain is more than enough.
>minimum six characters
firstname
>+ one uppercase
Firstname
>+ number or minimum 8 characters
Firstname00
>+ special character
Firstname00!
Ultimate system, no post-its or insecure password managers required. Hashes have been stolen multiple times and I use my first name in my email address, never been pwned.
Truly the thinking man's password
I just want the source of that image...
You can post your email adress here if you want me to pentest it.
gg steven
>free as in freedom javascript
>download source
>use locally
>he stores all his passwords in a centralized physical location
i just remember them all, it's not even hard.
>He stores his password anywhere outside his brain
You won't be so smug when I hack your brain implant, nigger.
>implying the retards running those companies are competent enough to salt + hash their password dbs
Sony stored passwords in fucking PLAINTEXT
create a dynamic word entry rubric schema, freaks
this desu
That's what I do, except that I don't actually remember the whole thing per se.
They basically become muscle memory, so I have to start typing them to remember.
Is it possible to crack a file from KeePassX to obtain the passwords?
I write all my passwords down in a notepad that I keep at home.
>Cia niggers can't steal my notepad
guess the master password
i wonder what the overlap is beteween "people who actually use a password manager" and "people stupid enough to use password123 or their daughter's name or something"
>:^)
>Three weeks later
>Shit I forgot the damn thing, welp time to make a new account
Also, people who remember their passwords use low security ones.
A good password should be 15+ digit long plus numbers and uppercase.
>not writing down your passwords on a post-it note
>not burning it so that no one can get your passwords
>not first encrypting them then writing it down
The strongest password I have memorized was from Runescape as a kid. It seemed really important at the time, so I forced myself to remember 20 mostly random characters.
My passwords don't seem as important to me now, so I usually don't go to those lengths unless it's for my bank account or something.
Maybe if you are a fucking retard.
I have 60 character passwords I remember easily.
No, they can't be brute-forced or dictionary-attacked. Literally one random number or gibberish word breaks 100% of dictionary attacks.
Have fun with your 20-character hashes, faggot.