Got anything lined up to celebrate?
Found one 'Knockysknackered1901Bozza'May be we could celebrate by everyone posting their passwords on here ?
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Jokes aside, http://passwordsgenerator.net/ is good at making secure passwords. If you can remember the buggers.
which is why such passwords are rubbish (see previous link). example i just generated password "4p$]65[K4+:H]&gk".
Doesn't everyone use Albion or Seagulls?
That did lead to some hilarity on Nsc a few years ago when one user was hacked by a Palace fan for using one of those words.
He did own up fairly quickly.
May be we could celebrate by everyone posting their passwords on here ?
which is why such passwords are rubbish (see previous link). example i just generated password "4p$]65[K4+:H]&gk". the site gives the supposedly handy way to remember as "4 park $ ] 6 5 [ KOREAN 4 + : HULU ] & golf korean".
the password "parkkoreanhulugolf" would be far easier to remember and is order of magnitude more secure as its 2 characters longer. throw in a capital, number or symbol if sites insist. all about the length, not the complexity (as the actress said).
When I worked as part of a Sys Admin team we used to pick a famous line from a film or song and use the first letters of each word - complicated enough that it was difficult to guess but easy enough to remember without having to write it down.
Got anything lined up to celebrate?
which is why such passwords are rubbish (see previous link). example i just generated password "4p$]65[K4+:H]&gk". the site gives the supposedly handy way to remember as "4 park $ ] 6 5 [ KOREAN 4 + : HULU ] & golf korean".
the password "parkkoreanhulugolf" would be far easier to remember and is order of magnitude more secure as its 2 characters longer. throw in a capital, number or symbol if sites insist. all about the length, not the complexity (as the actress said).