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Show threadnixCraft 🐧Jun 9
This is a meme for lulz. Please use a password manager like KeePassXC https://keepassxc.org or whatever you fancy
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Show threadR.L. Dane   🍵 Jun 9

@nixCraft

I definitely appreciate the PSA, not that I would have confused the intent of the meme. ^__^

Show threadpecet 🦒Jun 9
@nixCraft I just use passwords from password dictionaries. They must be good to be put there so why chose something else?
Show threadlemgandiJun 9
@nixCraft Difference between technorati and techno-peasants: Technorati use password managers. Peasants just get pwned.
Show threadmikeTesteLinuxQlubJun 9
@nixCraft Keepas XC can be use as 2FA if I remember correctly. A really great software!
Show threadLostLLMJun 9
@mikeTesteLinuxQlub @nixCraft Using password manager and 2FA manager inside one app is in a way against the concept of 2FA (additional auth from additional channel). But again it is better than having no 2FA at all.
Show threadmikeTesteLinuxQlubJun 11
@lostllm @nixCraft Put a Yubi key security on the db I guess since it's possible, so should be secure enough 😆
Show threadIvan BkJun 10
@nixCraft using it for a lot of time. Excellent software with good integration with browsers.
Even libtewolf works 😆
Show threadPavelJun 9
@nixCraft hunter2
Show threadEric MabuseJun 9

@nixCraft there is a research out there that found that 'the digital natives' generation just go ahead and put in the same password that was just leaked when the vendor forces a password reset.

It is not just a meme...it is the current state of affairs... 

Show threadHasko 🇪🇺🦄🌻Jun 9

@nixCraft I have this discussion with users at work. Or when they constantly forget their password and tell me „it is actually not safe to write them down on paper“ and I ask: Ok, why don't you use a password manager then?

And they are like: NAHHHH

Show threadWill   Jun 10
@nixCraft my two cents https://bitwarden.com/ #Bitwarden
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Show threadMitch RoseJun 10

@nixCraft

what will I do with all these sticky notes then