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ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Don't forget the freakesses
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Good morning, @John53 .
From your 'getting up on the wrong side of the bed' to 'the naughty list', you've earned a ride in the back of Mr. Van...
Nice pic your shiny top reflects the light perfectly
So I have identity monitoring and got a message that my login info was found on the dark web. The alert lists my email address but not the originating site found nor password.
Since I was an IT professional paranoid during my career, I have well over 350 passwords from various sites mostly seldom used sites. Knowing my email was found and seeing a recommendation to change my password is utterly and completely useless. I'm not going to all those web sites to change my password.
Since I was an IT professional paranoid during my career, I have well over 350 passwords from various sites mostly seldom used sites. Knowing my email was found and seeing a recommendation to change my password is utterly and completely useless. I'm not going to all those web sites to change my password.
I only have 5 passwords, all fairly uncommon words with a number or two and a full stop (period to you) but not at the end ;-). Oh and the trick is the words are spelled wrong.
I sometimes use Firefox generated passwords that can look like 1LXt)z9Q!!=$gPO*M and I rely on password managers to keep track of such but also have saved them just in case.
You'd need something to keep track. Passwords like that are frightening
Yes some form of password manager, whether external or browser-based or perhaps self managed. These days I tend to be looser for 2FA especially app based or at least ones that send a text message. But even then I'll choose a good one that I can type. When it comes to banks and such I don't trust password managers.
I did write I was a professional IT paranoid because in this case we know they are really out to get us.
Don't read it then... Oh right...