John OpdenakkerI’ve asked this on Twitter before but let’s also try it here in the hope to reach more people outside of the #infosec bubble.
Do you use a password manager?
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Yes
No
What’s a password manager?
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For the people that answer no, also interested to know why. Is it because you don’t trust it, or rather because you don’t know how to use it, or…?
Bundyo@j_opdenakker Master password is a much less secure option for me. Prefer to remember my passwords, even if I sometimes forget them.
Didier@bundyo @j_opdenakker I have 312 passwords (according to my passwordmanager)... No way I can remember all of them. How do you manage that?
Fran Devos@ON8SD @j_opdenakker I avoid having that many. 😁
@bundyo @j_opdenakker I would LOVE to do that! 😂
@ON8SD @j_opdenakker I try to use OAuth or similar services whenever available + 2FA.
@bundyo @j_opdenakker 2FA is a good practice 😎. OAuth can be a solution for the password as long as you don't use Twitter for it 😂
Lars 
@ON8SD @bundyo @j_opdenakker
1. Make a base Password with #diceware
2. Apply a personal #algorithm, to alter your base #Password for each website/app and spice it up with some special characters and numbers
3. Now you can "remember"/reconstruct/create a password for EVERY Site/App, regardless the quantity.
1. Make a base Password with #diceware
2. Apply a personal #algorithm, to alter your base #Password for each website/app and spice it up with some special characters and numbers
3. Now you can "remember"/reconstruct/create a password for EVERY Site/App, regardless the quantity.
alteropen@bundyo @j_opdenakker lots of weak similar passwords < one strong password with 2fa