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I suggest people use mnemonics to make passwords - like
"She'll be coming around the mountain when she comes!" That could be a reminder for S'bca7wsc! or !csw7ab'S making a simple substitution of 7 for t It's then relatively safe to leave a sticky with the phrase hanging about. Of course the phrase should be longer, and can even get more creative - like embedding the password in the first and last column of a 4 line phrase They are creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky - They are all together ooky The A-d-ams Fam-ily! The password would be "'T,m-TyT!" (better text would make a better password). |
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