• Lucy :3@feddit.org
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      7 days ago

      According to my password manager… _^J©7O]M¢#yi¼LTKWtId@fBl±bM}).÷*N§p*@+J(K/?³_:nz¼4Xo_ODR@¿-G>#9YSé_÷L/wp±i9mN<!8S)§Lw2p$'e(w^+y^g.}ïù_;InN¹§Z^ME1I}3&!tNd®UEa:ïvQ¡¼v4½¿ï%÷32 Q°]%`0,¿>6*×F/ñbo0{/IN:Y]F§OZy?N0¼½- 9yù=T{.LD0®¼C0M×H>])½PV+Ybw×!?Uj>5-b{`#g!E,WQ}&p°c2"U}'j½WqQf#¹Té#¡GMq-_×XAB=¦

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      I used to think that those recovery questions are stupid, but no. The user is the stupid one, entering the expected information. A few years ago I just decided to enter another generated password in each of the recovery questions, and store them alongside the main one in my password manager. Yes, the school I attended in the fourth grade was nVKuq&zo5BiCOc*0JY5JZHsgRPqcJEumBKV5tt%uSk#acN60s!uLh5MIGwobA3YyHIq3dQxm8r0Yhloloc&3a3BLm!nNbAZ%Vzut - it’s worked for every site I’ve tried it on, too.

      Uno reverse the hackers, 4 passwords instead of 1. 😎

      • jason@discuss.online
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        Nice. My bank lets me pick my own questions, too. The answers are a transformation of the question which, itself, is just some ASCII. My wife uses the same login for the bank, and she hates it.

        Now, you got me thinking. I could make the questions cryptographic hashes that I decrypt to an answer. My wife is going to kill me.