One password for everything

[WayBackMachine]

Saw in Computeractive today: They advise using a pword manager to store nonsense passwords that are long (preferably generated) - and then add your own short phrase or pin to each one (which you store nowhere). You store the password in the vault but even if the vault gets hacked you won't be vulnerable. Interesting advice...

and salt your chickens too to get the most mehudar meats

I use bitwarden and I believe its enough hishtadlus.
if intuit google are hacked, or open source isn't reliable enough, we got a bigger problem.

[HudZ]

and salt your chickens too to get the most mehudar meats

ok. I'll tell my butcher.

Also, please tell me how to get meat from chicken. Ty, you'll save me lots of money.

[HudZ]

It is much preferable to have truly unique passwords saved in a password manager. While there is always the possibility of a password manager getting hacked, the chances of getting into your accounts is significantly higher.

true. However I'm glad that the more important sites like banks etc. all have two step verification when signing in from an unknown device.

[Yo ssi]

true. However I'm glad that the more important sites like banks etc. all have two step verification when signing in from an unknown device.

Switch your passwords..

[HudZ]

Switch your passwords..

Thanks. I will Bezh.