Keeping Passwords Safe
Anyone out there have problems with passwords? I was getting more and more concerned that my passwords for various important sites were not as safe as they could be, especially when traveling. I did ...
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Giving up personal info to a third party? No way. That includes programs, services, clouds, using third party computers or networks, or wherever, as long as it leaves your personal computer. You're going to be OK 99+% of the time. Its the other 1% that spells disaster. 1775 has the right idea, don't give it to anybody except the website you're wanting to access with that password. Even then, change passwords often on sensitive information (online banking, credit cards, etc). I've seen people doing their online banking using the public network at a restaurant, just last Thursday at a local Schlotzky's (sp?) restaurant.
I'd use a 3rd party app to store so-called "annoyance passwords" for non-critical websites that force you to create an account using non-personal data, where it doesn't matter to me if they get published in the New York Times front page the next day. But that's about all.
I'd use a 3rd party app to store so-called "annoyance passwords" for non-critical websites that force you to create an account using non-personal data, where it doesn't matter to me if they get published in the New York Times front page the next day. But that's about all.
