was sarcasm. just waiting for someone to come along and get triggered at the letters they read on their screen... because.. you know... society is SAWFT
SAWFT?
No wonder so many people get hacked. My method might not be so user friendly in this case scenario but it would still work. Having a list of 187 passwords in a little black book seems a bit ludicrous to me, but it would still be workable. (An efficient organic memory would help.) I use a total of 7 passwords which I rotate. In written form they are offset (i.e. 1=2, a=b). I can be candid about this because I rather doubt anyone will be beating a pathway to my door at any time to hunt for my little black book where this is recorded. A security specialist might suggest that I have already shared too much. I am hardly worried. A thief would have to get their hands on my little black book first. Rule #1 (when it comes to security) You are your own best first line of defence. My method works for me and has proven itself to work well for me for over a quarter of a century. Of course, there is no one size fits all method.
Well dang, that man be tradin'
I have full confidence in how 1Password works and keep all of my passwords in the 1Password vaults. Sharing works very well and Kate and I share the financial accounts. I also like the way 1Password works with Passkeys. I also make good use of Secure Notes.
And not one mention of RoboForm, your own password manager of choice! What restraint!
