Entry 25734 (Berkeley CSUA MOTD)

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2002/8/29-30 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:25734 Activity:high

8/29    Do you guys have a different password for every single account you
        own -- email, website, server, bank, etc?
        \_ Yes.
        \_ I have tiers of security-- like very secure, medium, and not at all
           secure. Usually as I retire my very secure passwords, I move them
           down to the lower tiers... except for the lowest level, which is
           almost always just based on my name or something.
           \_ I do this too.  I wonder how commmon it is.
           \_ How do you remember all the passwords?  I have like 10 passwords
              for maybe 30 accounts.  I can never remember which to use for
              what, except for the accounts I use daily.
        \_ I use the same password for all my accounts, home, work, root,
           hotmail, http://yermom.com pr0n sites, my secret password with Visa, my
           home security company, everything.
           \_ Have you been to http://yermom.com?  What a fucking stupid website!

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        years ago the passwords stored in /etc/passwd on instructional
        machines here at Cal were one-way encrypted.  (I think those were
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