Re: Password security??
[Re: TJP]
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08/25/23 06:22 AM
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makes it easier to remember random passwords because you just shift the pattern over one and it is a different password.
How does one remember the random pattern for different sites? And Yes the critical account like banks, Medical, SS, credit cards etc. are the ones to be concerned with [/quote] not a random pattern you use the same pattern each time, just on a different part of the keyboard. for instance if you use a star pattern, just shift one key over to start it for another password. ijkm plus some set of numbers, becomes olk, when I shift over 1. or if you can't use special characters shift the other way and it starts uhjn instead.
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Re: Password security??
[Re: Andrewh]
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08/25/23 12:29 PM
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makes it easier to remember random passwords because you just shift the pattern over one and it is a different password.
How does one remember the random pattern for different sites? And Yes the critical account like banks, Medical, SS, credit cards etc. are the ones to be concerned with not a random pattern you use the same pattern each time, just on a different part of the keyboard. for instance if you use a star pattern, just shift one key over to start it for another password. ijkm plus some set of numbers, becomes olk, when I shift over 1. or if you can't use special characters shift the other way and it starts uhjn instead. I'm kind of getting the idea ( I am Polish LOL), but how does one remember what pattern they used for all the various sites? if I'm following you correctly? IE: !QWER6789 bank !WERT6789 medical !ERTY6789 Investment account #1 !RTYU6789 Credit card !TYUI6789 SS acct They are all different, Got that (I think). If so how do you remember which one was used for which acct.? And which was used last, a month later when signing up for something new ?
Last edited by TJP; 08/25/23 12:31 PM.
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Re: Password security??
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08/25/23 01:28 PM
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"1-2-3-4-5............." "that sounds like the combination of someones luggage lock"............. "it is. it's mine..........." from some movie, but i can't remember which one. it might be from Space Balls ?
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Re: Password security??
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08/25/23 02:03 PM
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Andrewh
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makes it easier to remember random passwords because you just shift the pattern over one and it is a different password.
How does one remember the random pattern for different sites? And Yes the critical account like banks, Medical, SS, credit cards etc. are the ones to be concerned with not a random pattern you use the same pattern each time, just on a different part of the keyboard. for instance if you use a star pattern, just shift one key over to start it for another password. ijkm plus some set of numbers, becomes olk, when I shift over 1. or if you can't use special characters shift the other way and it starts uhjn instead. I'm kind of getting the idea ( I am Polish LOL), but how does one remember what pattern they used for all the various sites? if I'm following you correctly? IE: !QWER6789 bank !WERT6789 medical !ERTY6789 Investment account #1 !RTYU6789 Credit card !TYUI6789 SS acct They are all different, Got that (I think). If so how do you remember which one was used for which acct.? And which was used last, a month later when signing up for something new ? if you always use the same pattern you can write down the first 2, save it in google passwords, so you know where the pattern starts. not enough for anyone to figure out, but enough of a hint for you.
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